Who We Are

We are a collective of seasoned community organizers based in the St. Louis region, united by a shared belief: protests are just the beginning.

Since February 2025, we’ve organized a series of in-person actions across the St. Louis Metro area to challenge injustice, defend democracy, and amplify the voices too often ignored. But we’re not interested in one-day outrage.

We’re here to help people move from showing up to showing up with purpose, again and again.

What We Do

Our mission is to educate, energize, and connect.

Every protest we organize is designed not only to raise awareness but also to plug people into ongoing advocacy efforts across the St. Louis region. We work alongside trusted local organizations already doing the work, so you can get involved in ways that create real, lasting change.

Whether your passion is public education, veterans’ care, reproductive rights, democracy, LGBTQ+ rights, or racial justice, we’ll help you turn that passion into action.

Why It Matters

We know that protests alone aren’t enough.

Too often, people leave fired up but unsure of what comes next. That’s where we come in. We create a clear path from the energy of the moment to the strategy of the movement. We believe everyone has a role to play and that the most powerful thing we can do is keep people connected and engaged.

Because when we stay involved, we build something stronger than any one protest.
We build momentum. We build power. We build change.

2025 Protests (So Far)

🗓️ February 2025 – Not My President
President’s Day Protest, Chesterfield, MO — 500+ in attendance

🗓️ March 2025 – Stand With Veterans
Rally for the VA, Downtown St. Louis — 750+ in attendance

🗓️ April 2025 – Hands Off
Protest against state overreach, Ballwin, MO — 2,500+ in attendance

🗓️ May 2025 – Workers’ Day Protest
May Day Action, Sunset Hills, MO — 500+ in attendance

🗓️ June 2025 – No Kings
Mass protest against authoritarianism, Ballwin, MO — 7,000+ in attendance

🗓️ July 2025 – Good Trouble Digital Protest
An online uprising for anyone who can’t march but refuses to stay silent.