January 18 Mass Filing
View our video: How we win is with 1000 leaders, not one.
WV Can’t Wait – We Pledge
View the video of the mass filing of WV Can’t Wait candidates. We’re not running alone–because it takes 1000 leaders, not 1, to win the change we need. We pledge to serve the people of West Virginia.
Choosing human rights
Trans rights are human rights. But right now it’s legal for Ryne to be denied an apartment, or a job for no reason other than who he is. That must end.
Choosing Love
If you are a West Virginia resident in the year 2020, you live in a state where you can be legally fired from your job or denied shelter because of who you are, or whom you love.
Choosing to invest in small businesses
Dominick Claudio has helped launch a dozen small businesses in North Central West Virginia. A law office, a real estate company, a consignment shop, and an oral surgery center, to name a few. And he started without capital.
Choosing to invest in our people
“I’m never gonna make millions. I just love this community.” The Good Old Boys love pitting small business owners against workers. While we fight each other, they cozy up to out-of-state monopolies who are out to undercut us both. Every small business owner wants to…
Town Hall meetings with voters
Ninety-seven voters attended the Hampshire Can’t Wait Town Hall in Romney, West Virginia, on a Monday night, more than a year before Election Day. Remarks from Hampshire co-Captain Charlie Streisel: *** Good evening. My name is Charlie Streisel. I would like to thank you for…
Choosing the side of miners with Black Lung
When it comes time to access the Black Lung Pension Fund, when you’re out of breath and hurting, there’s whole army of doctors & lawyers who’ll fight you.
Choosing the side of community gardens – Conscious Harvest
This community garden partnered with farmers on a CSA for low-income families, funded by revenue from garden plot rentals.
Choosing the side of family farms
“We’re trying to save agriculture in West Virginia. We’re one of the last dairy farms here.”