There are so many places to get involved at this point. First and foremost, find things locally: we are going to have to work inside our communities.
That said, here are some general resources:
Action calls
5 Calls: calling guide with brief info about the issues, people to call, phone numbers, call scripts, and next steps after calling.
Attrition Coalition: daily action item and event calendar.
Daily Action: sign-up for daily action alerts to fight extremism.
#FightTrump: sign-up for daily, weekly, or monthly calls to action.
Five Minute Resistance: daily call to action.
Flippable: Act Now: daily call to action.
My Civic Workout: sign-up for emails several times per week with 5-minute, 10-minute & 30-minute “civic workouts”.
#OperationCyouNextTuesday: weekly action steps.
Project 1460: various action steps.
Re:Act: sign-up for weekly email with action steps.
Rogan’s List: sign up for a daily email with a list of 5-10 action items, or just check in at the blog for each day’s list.
Suit Up Nation: Calls to Action: calls to action for social justice & human rights advocacy.
#WallOfUs: Weekly Acts of Resistance: four weekly action steps.
Weekly Actions to Resist Trump: one call action & one financial action to take every week.
Weekly Action Checklist for Democrats, Independents, and Republicans of Conscience: weekly list of people to call & things to do.
“We’re His Problem Now” calling guide: weekly action step, along with a list of federal elected officials for each state & territory, with contact information & suggested call scripts for key issues.
What Do I Do About Trump?: Calls to Action: various action steps.
Contact your representatives
Common Cause: Find Your Elected Officials: find your federal & state legislators by address.
Resistbot: write letters to Congress, sent by fax, by text message.
Vote with your wallet
DoneGood: finds alternatives to what you buy that are ethical, are ‘green’/eco-friendly, are locally-sourced, support workers, support diversity, and/or give back to the community.
Boycotts & buycotts
Boycott Trump app: find businesses with connections to Donald Trump. By the Democratic Coalition Against Trump.
The Donald J. Trump Resistance: boycott of companies whose founders, owners, and/or company executives are prominent supporters of Donald Trump.
#GrabYourWallet: boycott of companies whose owners do business with the Trump family and/or support Donald Trump, with contact information & call script to let these companies know about your boycott, plus ‘Trump-free alternative’ companies to support.
Injustice Boycott: boycott of “cities, states, businesses, and institutions which are either willfully indifferent to police brutality and racial injustice or are deliberately destructive partners with it.”
#WatchPaintDry (Facebook & Twitter): boycott of the 2017 Presidential Inauguration by artists live-streaming artistic content for people to watch during the inauguration.
Advertising impacts
AdStrike (Twitter): ready-made templates for asking brands to remove ads from hateful websites via social media & tools to automate the process of contacting them.
Sleeping Giants (Facebook & Twitter): campaign with a running list of companies who’ve removed their ads from hateful websites, and a guide to contacting companies who haven’t yet.
Stop Funding Hate (Facebook & Twitter): campaign to persuade companies & organizations to remove ads from select publications which publish content that spreads hate.
Fight hate & injustice
Opportunities for White People in the Fight for Racial Justice: ways to help & different levels of support for the cause.
Safety Pin Box: a monthly subscription box for white people striving to be allies in the fight for racial justice.
Sickened by the Election Results? Don’t wring your hands — organize!: sign-up for ‘white people of conscience’ interested in organizing. By Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ).
Ten Ways to Fight Hate: A Community Response Guide: resource from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Other ways to help
Becoming a Foster Parent: if you have the space, time, and inclination, please consider becoming licensed as a foster parent. If Trump follows through with his deportations threats, we are very likely to see more children entering the foster care system.
Civic & Political Causes: movements & campaigns to support political reforms & progressive causes.
Organizations to Support: offer time, donate money, volunteer and/or provide resources to support progressive causes.