The best way to influence legislators is to call them about specific activities. 5 Calls makes it easy--providing you with contact information and scripts! https://5calls.org/

Refrain from buying anything from Target during Lent and divest any shares of Target stock in response to their decision to end diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Walmart and Target lost a combined $120 billion on a previous boycott February 28th, according to Forbes magazine.

Dr. Pride's Town Hall will be held in District 401 (Crawley Forum on College Road at Hampden Sydney College) and is open to the entire community. There will be governmental representations to discuss issues that impact all county citizens.

Join us on the Courthouse Lawn March 15 at noon.

50 Protests. 50 States. 1 Movement. Bring signs, water, and your voices.

Join the Goochland Democratic Committee's live stream of John McGuire--last seen at the "Freedom" Caucus--voting against actual freedoms!

Hosted in Farmville's Town Hall on South Main Street by Pattie Cooper-Jones, Donald Hunter, and Chuckie Reid, members of the Prince Edward Board of Supervisors and Farmville's Town Council.

Come join the advocacy efforts of the Women's Caucus of the Prince Edward Democratic Committee. We will resume meetings at a later date to be announced.

Prince Edward County Courthouse Lawn.  Bring signs, water, and your voices!

Join us at Beale Plaza Fountain, Longwood University for a series of lightning lectures delivered by Longwood Faculty and community members on the importance of preserving inclusive histories, cultures, and communities.

 Join us at a Three Roads Brewing on West Third St in Farmville for advocacy activities and info sharing.

CHOICE-1. Boycott by not spending anything the entire 24 hour period. CHOICE #2. Boycott by only spending at locally owned businesses you know to be supportive of human and voting rights for all citizens, reproductive rights, support for education, the military and veterans, legal immigration policies, etc. Walmart and Target lost a combined $120 billion on the February 28 boycott, according to Forbes magazine.