We Act for economic justice and public infrastructure. The growing division between the rich and everyone else reduces opportunity for most and challenges the foundation of democratic society. We explore the imbalance of power and lack of basic infrastructure in education, transportation and jobs. Economic justice is a two-part issue: basic fairness and meeting fundamental human needs.

We Act for political reform and good government. Our focus is the United States, relating to an informed electorate (effectiveness of media, education) and the access to meaningful representation. Specific issues include campaign finance, personal engagement in voting, meaningful transparency and accountability.

We Act for human rights and civil justice, in the United States and internationally – to shed light on slavery, torture, and the oppression of women and children. We stand for personal and political freedom, for free speech and political action.