Your vote wasn't just for you. It was for all of us. And in order to truly make it count, we must stay engaged to keep up momentum for the next four years and beyond. In For the People, top creatives explore the contribution of their work to the world around them.
How will you pay your community back?
They're counting on you.
I'm divesting in the
Mark Cross
dollar... and
investing in the
community. That's
all that we have.
The presidential election happens once every four years, but important local elections are ongoing. You have a say in who serves on the City Council, School Board and in the Courts, and can vote for ballot measures like taxes, election policies and all things marijuana.
In a world where everything is one click away, keep your money in the community by supporting local restaurants, small businesses and the work of those around you.
Don’t just exist in your community, coexist in it. Donate, volunteer, get to know your neighbors and make it your home.
When you're a
Paperboy Prince
representative of
the people, you
don't tell the people
what to do. They tell
you what to do.
“We in America
do not have
government by the
majority. We have
government by the
majority who
participate.”
Thomas Jefferson
My vision of the
Samantha Black
Constitution is that
it's written for all
the people of
America.
“The greatness of a
community is most
accurately measured by
the compassionate
actions of its members.”
Coretta Scott King
I can't think of
Edel Rodriquez
anything more
American than what
I'm doing, which is
speaking your mind.
“One person can
make a difference,
and everyone
should try.”
John F. Kennedy
The prioritization
Jack Ferver
of money before
people absolutely
must shift.