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Here are photos from our monthly meeting of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN) on September 10, 2017. MVCAN is an all-volunteer group of Marin residents who support American values and democracy. I joined this local political group in 2017, to resist the conservative takeover of our government and the Trump regime.

During this meeting, we heard updates from various MVCAN teams. We invited activist Matt Singer to speak about our resistance movement and organizing to defeat the far-right agenda. Danny Altman introduced Airlift, a new donor program that makes it easy to support vetted progressive groups working on the front lines, and invest our money more effectively. I talked about the MVCAN anniversary celebration which I am producing at the Throckmorton Theatre in November 2017, to honor people who took political action this year.

I like being part of a community of dedicated citizens who share my values. Together, we can more effectively promote liberty and justice, as well as resist the Trump regime. Join your neighbors to keep democracy alive!

See more of my photos of MVCAN events: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157680948826162

Learn more about Airlift and the MVCAN economic action team:

www.mvcan.org/economic-action/

Learn more about our MVCAN anniversary:

bit.ly/mvcan-anniversary-flyer

Learn more about MVCAN:

www.mvcan.org/

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