After Months of Coalition Building and Anti-recall Campaigning, Courage California Presses State Leaders to Work Towards a Future of Bold Progress. Los Angeles — In response to the results of … Continued
On Monday, Aug 30, Courage California joined the AB 701 Lobby Day to combat Amazon’s warehouse injury epidemic in California. Warehouse Workers Protection Act Press Conference & Demonstration CA Assemblywoman … Continued
Everything we care about is on the line with the September 14 recall election! Hear about why you should care, how you should vote, and what your vote will mean … Continued
Most youth voters are planning on voting in the recall election, and they either oppose or are undecided on recalling Governor Gavin Newsom. Courage California partnered with Data for Social … Continued
“No to the Recall, Yes to Progress” (Virtual) Town Hall was held on Aug. 12, 2021 and featured statewide and community advocates, and elected officials to discuss the Sept. 14 … Continued
California leaders share what is at stake for our communities, state, and nation – should the unnecessary recall of Governor Newsom succeed Los Angeles, Calif., July 23, 2021 – Yesterday, … Continued
In response to the 2021-22 California budget (SB 129) being signed and enacted by Governor Gavin Newsom yesterday, which includes a $100 billion economic recovery package referred to as the … Continued
Courage California, California’s largest progressive organization, welcomes new board members Shay Franco Clausen, Angie Jean-Marie, Michael Lighty, and Lauren Windsor, who will join Aimee Allison, Gillian Morshedi, Pablo Rodriguez, and … Continued
ALL Californians, regardless of political party or beliefs, must unite to stop the unnecessary recall of Governor Gavin Newsom. Our health, safety, and economic security depend on it. With courage, … Continued
The New York Times just published an exposĂ© on Amazon’s work practices, and the revelations are terrible. Employees fired for one day of missing a productivity goal. Others fired by accident — through … Continued