Faced with an unprecedented political landscape and growing threats to our democratic governance, Americans are seeking ways to reclaim their voice. Senator Murphy is answering that call by launching the American Mobilization Project (AMP) and supporting grassroots organizing efforts where they will have the most impact. AMP is empowering mobilization efforts across the country by financially investing in on-the-ground organizing and amplifying the voices of everyday Americans.
Working with these partners, Senator Murphy is exposing Republicans for ripping away health care, Social Security, food assistance and other basic needs from working Americans all to give more tax cuts to billionaires. That is how we fight back and win back power.
Investing in Organizing Across the Country
AMP is investing in state and local organizations already on the ground to supercharge deep organizing efforts to reach and mobilize more people to take action and fight back. Every American, no matter where in the country, has a voice, and AMP seeks to empower as many people as possible to raise their voices. So far, AMP has granted to the following organizations across the country, and we’re just getting started.
- Committee to Protect Health Care: Mobilizing doctors to speak out on the dire impacts of ripping health care away from their patients, particularly Medicaid, in Michigan, Louisiana, and Utah.
- Georgia Youth Justice Coalition for Action and P26 Pennsylvania: Mobilizing young people to strengthen our democracy, unrig our economy, and correct injustices through on-the-ground organizing and on college campuses, starting with these partners.
- Down Home North Carolina: Organizing and mobilizing North Carolinians across the state against cuts to their health care, public schools, and food, especially in rural areas.
- Raìces Acciòn: Amplifying Latino voices and organizing the Latino community in southeast Wisconsin to inform voters about the harm of Republicans’big beautiful bill through grassroots mobilization, targeted canvassing, and training the next generation of bilingual organizers to build sustained political power up and down the ballot.
- South Dakota Rural Voters: Grassroots organizing across South Dakota to empower people to fight for their communities and demand democratic representation at the ballot and from their elected leaders, especially for farmers, rural grocers, and working people who rely on food assistance.
- Protect Our Schools KY: Fighting to protect public funds for Kentucky’s public schools, including calling on KY’s federal delegation to publicly oppose the federal education cuts that’ll weaken Kentucky’s public schools, by uniting teachers, parents, students, and community members. Protect Our School has a proven track record of ensuring kids benefit from education funding – not billionaires.
- American Gateways: Providing on-the-ground pro-bono legal services at the immigration courthouse in San Antonio, Texas. Through a network of staff attorneys and partners, funding is enabling them to stay working on-site, especially as arrests are increasing of people showing up for their court dates, serving as the source of information for the community as to what’s happening at the courthouse, and continuing the “PAPA” program, the Pro Se Assistance Project at free clinics and through community education.
- Advocates for Human Rights: Providing on-the-ground legal services in the upper midwest, based in Minneapolis, to file cases and habeas claims for refugees, asylum seekers, people in immigration detention, and unaccompanied kids. Staff attorneys and volunteer lawyers also provide rapid response support, such as walk-in legal clinics, and run a court observation program to document and inform the community.
AMP is also partnering with
- Protect Our Care on the Hospital Crisis Watch to track and amplify the health care centers across the country at risk of or forced to close due to the massive cuts to health care, especially Medicaid, passed by Trump and Republicans in Congress. The map has exceeded more than 610 health care centers. @HospitalsCrisis automatically posts on X every time a new health care facility is added to the tracker.
- Indivisible to ramp up for their next chapter of work and build up durable mass mobilization capacity across the country to meet the demands of the moment. In order to do the hard, day-to-day work of building a political opposition in places where they haven’t existed before, Indivisible is working to build out the physical infrastructure of the mass mobilization movement so we don’t need to start from scratch every time, like training staff and volunteers, paying for materials, recruiting volunteers, acquiring permits, and more.
- College Democrats of America to supply key organizing materials to campus chapters across the country and will also help the organization stand up their 2026 National Convention this summer. Our party has to get serious about building infrastructure to bring more young voters into our coalition and campus organizing is an important part of that.
- Vote Save America to fund county parties all across the country that are often—if not almost always—overlooked and under-resourced. Fourteen county chairs in pivotal states and districts, will receive coaching and programming guidance, build relationships as a cohort, and will receive an extra boost towards achieving their parties’ goals to make lasting change in their counties. There is no program in the landscape like this one. By combining funding, intimate programming and relationship building, we’re helping leaders grow together in a new, effective way.
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