March 28th

No Kings Day!

Join millions across the nation. Protect democracy.

Find your local protest.

Our friends in Venice, Florida, are hosting:

Save Democracy for All Conference

Use these opportunities

to engage, learn, and connect.

When we participate, we strengthen

the foundation of our democracy together.

Floridians for Democracy advocates for engagement and peaceful protesting.

We cannot be silent!

The Save Democracy for All Conference, organized by the Social Justice Alliance of the Florida Suncoast.

This impressive event will be held on national No Kings Day.

March 28, 8am to 2pm

The event will feature keynote speaker Katherine Stewart, who will discuss the global rise of anti-democratic movements, particularly in the United States, and how communities can mobilize to protect democratic values.

FFD will record Katherine Stewart's keynote address and post it on our FFD YouTube Channel for those unable to attend in person at the Venice Community Center.

Wonder Why No Kings Day???

WATCH:

"The Relentless Expansion of Executive Power"

Cato Institute's Chairman Emeritus, Bob Levy, explores

the expanding scope of executive power

and its implications for our democracy.

We hope you’ll take a few moments to view and share.

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Floridians for Democracy Institute

Upcoming Education Programs

• Florida Legislative Session Review (April 7, 7pm ET)

Bob Schaeffer, political consultant and FFD board member, will provide perspectives on key issues impacting our freedoms and democracy. Register Here.

• Voting Restrictions & Mid-Decade Redistricting (April 14, 7pm ET) Amy Keith, executive director of Common Cause Florida, will provide an update on the special session, tentatively scheduled for April 20-24. Register Here.
• Freedom of the Press Panel (Date TBD)

This important discussion, originally planned for March 23, will be rescheduled due to the timely significance of the two issues above.