Vote Yes on Prop. 16: Opportunity For All
Passing Prop. 16 allows us to remedy gender bias and racism, and in doing so, build a California that reflects our shared values. With Courage, we can!
Author: Angela Chavez
Vote Yes on Prop. 15: Schools and Communities First
Courage California urges Californians to vote “Yes” on Proposition 15, known as “Schools & Communities First.” We cannot afford to continue giving billionaires tax-cuts. With Courage, we can ensure families have the resources they need to survive and strive.
Representation Matters! Riverside and Coachella, Vote on May 12
In Senate District 28, Democrats outnumber registered Republicans, leadership must reflect that. The only way this will happen is if the residents of southwestern Riverside County and Coachella Valley vote in Tuesday’s special election.
California’s Largest Progressive Organization Applauds Gov. Newsom Vote-by-Mail Orders for November Election
LOS ANGELES — In response to the threats Covid-19 presents to the November 3, 2020 General Election, Governor Gavin Newsom signed an Executive Order to address the unique voting challenges … Continued
Los Angeles and Ventura Counties: California is Counting on You to Vote on May 12
Republicans are heavily invested in winning back the CD25 seat and taking back control of the district and House. It’s up to Los Angeles and Ventura County residents to vote on May 12 for a representative who will have the COURAGE to stand up and speak out on behalf of the lives and values of those the Californians they serve.
Be Prepared for 2020 Special Elections, With our Voter Guide
On May 12 two key districts will hold special elections, 28th Senate District and 25th Congressional District. It is crucial that all residents in special election districts are aware, prepared, and exercise their right to vote! Learn about California’s upcoming Special Elections:
My Brother Tested Positive for Coronavirus, With Courage We’ll Prevail
Molly, our Senior Development Manager, shares her family’s recent experience with the coronavirus pandemic. As a community, we need to continue to check-in with each other and connect more often.