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For Crimson Goes Blue members…

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It’s time to join an action team!
Sign up for one of our state teams or project teams — and make a difference with other members of the Harvard community

Find out about our October mini-reunions for Democracy
You can make a big contribution by canvassing with us in swing states. Fill out our interest form.

Sign up: Arizona phone banks — Saturdays, 1 - 3 PM ET
Ruben Gallego’s Arizona Senate win is crucial. Tell voters about him, and help them sign up for the Active Early Voting List

Also…

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What everyone can do…

Our election resources are for everyone — whether or not you’re a member of Crimson Goes Blue.

Do you give to Democrats? Make your dollars count!
Donate to our Portfolio of carefully selected candidates and organizations that can tip the balance of power

Delve into our 2024 Target States Map
Find out about candidates in 11 battleground states that we’re targeting to ensure a Democratic victory in November

Democrats have accomplished so much! Spread the word!
The huge list of accomplishments during Biden’s presidency may surprise people around you. Use our handy summary to start telling them about it

Stay informed
Check out our list of the newsletters, podcasts, websites, and social media accounts that will keep you up-to-date

Get tips about how to inspire voters
Looking for the right words to talk about elections and mobilize voters? Check out these simple tips

"Hope for American democracy lies with the Democratic party right now and the people who are willing to organize for it. We need to mobilize massive popular engagement in the coming election and I know Crimson Goes Blue will be a critical factor in that effort.”

Representative Jamie Raskin, HR ‘83, Crimson Goes Blue Member

Hear from Crimson Goes Blue Supporters

Watch this video to hear from members and supporters about the value of Crimson Goes Blue…

Hear about the work done by the Crimson Goes Blue team and the driven community at the heart of the organization.

“Crimson Goes Blue is the group that I’d been looking for! They have combined joyful community-building and effective activism, working to protect our democracy. In an ‘all hands on deck’ moment for our country, I am glad to be on the same deck as Crimson Goes Blue.”

Actress/Activist Amy Brenneman, HR ‘86, Crimson Goes Blue member

Benefits of Joining Crimson Goes Blue

Joining is free and open to all Harvard alumni, faculty, staff, and students.

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Maximize your impact

If you’re uncertain about where to donate as you’re barraged with political requests…

In our quarterly Portfolio, we research and point you to local and national elections and groups where your money will have the greatest impact

If you have limited time and want to take effective action…

We inform you about volunteer opportunities where you can really make a difference

Benefit from expertise

If you’re overloaded with election information and misinformation…

We let you know in our newsletter and on our site what’s most important and what’s true

If you’re discouraged by negative political rhetoric…

We remind you of the good news that often gets overlooked

If you’re uncertain about how to respond to skeptics about the Democrats’ chances in 2024…

We share communication strategies and messages that are tested for their persuasiveness

Join our community

If you feel isolated in this difficult political environment…

You’ll find community, companionship, and encouragement with new and long-term friends at Crimson Goes Blue

If you want to connect with Harvard friends and members of the Harvard community but don’t always have the opportunity…

Zoom into one of our events and collaborate with people you’ve wanted to see for years, or join us for virtual or in-person election activism