A hub is a collection of resources that helps move an issue through the issue pipeline from start to finish. An issues hub consists of two main components. 1. An organization of people The is an organization of people. 2. The stack of tools
America’s Plan is built around a simple idea: different people play different roles in the same long‑term work. This page explains the main roles in the project so you can see where you might fit. It connects directly to the 4‑step action plan on the homepage and to the way issues are meant to move … Read more
America’s Plan is being built as a long-term civic collaboration hub. The basic idea is to give people who are directly affected by major issues a place to find each other, compare what they are seeing, develop clearer plans, organize public pressure, and keep accountability going over time. It is not meant to be just … Read more
We’re Building This as a Nonprofit America’s Plan is being built with a simple conviction: ordinary people should be able to organize, collaborate, and hold power accountable without waiting for politicians, billionaires, or institutions to set the agenda. This requires infrastructure — forums for deliberation, tools for coordination, platforms for documentation. It requires hosting, maintenance, … Read more
The Problem with Using Facebook for Organizing Facebook is everywhere. Billions of people use it daily. So when a community wants to organize around an issue — whether it’s media reform, environmental protection, immigration policy, or local development — Facebook seems like the obvious choice. But Facebook wasn’t designed for what you’re trying to do. … Read more
America’s Plan is a long‑term collaboration hub for people who are directly affected by our biggest issues and want to do more than watch the news cycle. It gives those people a place to find each other, understand how power really works, and design long‑term solutions together, issue by issue. Instead of being another commentary … Read more