151 ways to help your community this week. Plus, voting deadlines, rallies, trainings, and more, inside.

Arizona Advocacy Hub connects progressive Arizonans with local events, action alerts, and grassroots organizing tools for statewide civic engagement.

Welcome, sunburnt and stubborn Arizonans. AZ Advocacy Hub is the go-to spot for progressive action in Arizona. We collect what organizations around the state are doing each week and put it in one place to make it easier for people to get involved. Some housekeeping to begin: our Threads

Arizona Advocacy Hub connects progressive Arizonans with local events, action alerts, and grassroots organizing tools for statewide civic engagement.

Gavel Watch: A Guide to the Judges

Arizona 2026 Campaign Operations Tools

In 2026 we are building our strongest election protection program ever, in all 50 states. We’re going to bring Indivisible’s grassroots organizing force out to ensure that whatever tricks they try to hold onto power, we’ll be ready.

Learn more about the ballot measures put on the November 2026 ballot by sneaky politicians 🗳️ How to plug in to help flip the legislature!

Join us on Sunday, September 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. in North Scottsdale for a special book club gathering. We will be reading All We Say: The Battle for American Identity. It is a "history in 15 speeches", collected and with commentary by Ben Rhodes, author, journalist and former speechwriter for President Obama. Each speech is accompanied by historical context, and each concerns some aspect of American issues, political movements and debate. Our book club is a space to learn, reflect, and grow together. Please RSVP so we know to expect you, and look out for a reminder email with the meeting location the week before. We look forward to another meaningful conversation with you.

A whistleblower claims in a new report that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has embarked on a “secretive, rushed” effort to implement President Donald Trump’s mail voting order ahead of the midterms, e...

Mayes is calling for an Arizona data center pause, citing rising energy costs and looming Colorado River cuts

Arizona AG Kris Mayes is calling for a statewide pause on new data center approvals, citing rising energy bills and a Colorado River water cut.

Arizona's attorney general is launching an investigation into the use of surveillance technology following a wave of scrutiny of Flock Safety cameras.

The action, filed by Arizona and about two dozen states against the U.S. Postal Service, marked a new phase in the high-stakes legal battle.