What can we learn from Georgia’s frontline struggle to defeat Trump and flip the US Senate in 2020? How did grassroots leaders in Georgia balance “going broad” to win the election and “digging deep” to build a base for long term change? What can we learn from Georgia’s frontline struggles to strengthen our work across the country in the next electoral cycle, and beyond?
Watch Nsé Ufot, Cliff Albright, and Beth Howard — contributors to Convergence’s must-read book Power Concedes Nothing: How Grassroots Organizing Wins Elections — talk about these questions and more in a panel facilitated by Keron Blair.
Guests
Nsé Ufot is an activist, community organizer, and the chief executive officer of the New Georgia Project and the New Georgia Action Fund.
Beth Howard is a working-class Kentuckyan and the campaign director for SURJ, Showing Up for Racial Justice.
Cliff Albright is the co-founder of Black Voters Matter Fund, which builds community and organizational capacity related to Black voting power.