ADRC Action
Turning Community Power into Change
At ADRC, we believe that real change starts in the Community. That’s why we created ADRC Action, our 501(c)(4) arm, to build political power from the ground up. We train and support everyday people to lead the fight for policies that reflect the realities, values, and dreams of our communities. Our work isn’t about partisan politics. It’s about making sure the people most impacted by injustice are the ones shaping what comes next. Through popular education, grassroots leadership development, and issue-based organizing, we challenge the systems that silence us and build toward a future where governance reflects care, equity, and accountability to the people, not those in power.
Why It Matters
Our communities have lived under systems built to control us, not care for us—governed by laws we didn’t write and decisions made without our voice. ADRC Action was created to disrupt that. As an abolitionist organization, we’re not here to reform what harms us. We’re here to build new systems rooted in care, justice, and community control. We don’t believe in representation without transformation. We believe in shifting power to those who’ve been pushed to the margins—supporting directly impacted people to step into leadership, shape policy, and reimagine what governance can look like when it’s built for us, by us.
What You Can Access
Civic Leadership Training
Get trained in the foundations of organizing, policy change, and narrative strategy. Whether you’re new to advocacy or ready to run for office, we’ll help you grow your skills and your confidence.
Issue-Based Campaigns
Join campaigns focused on reproductive justice, democracy protection, and racial equity. We provide the strategy, tools, and community needed to mobilize and make change.
Community Power-Building
Work alongside others from your community to take on systems, hold elected officials accountable, and move resources where they’re needed most.
How to Get Involved In Arizona Politics
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