The National Convergence for Democracy is a three-day gathering in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis-Saint Paul) designed to bring together base building organizers, movement leaders, labor, faith leaders, direct action practitioners, free radicals, political educators, legal advocates, academics, culture workers, artists, students, and community responders to learn, plan, design, and coordinate the next iteration of democracy defense in the United States.
We must take the lessons we have learned from the resistance in Minnesota, and around the country, and apply them to the upcoming threats on civil society, likely the 2026 elections. Operation Metro Surge demonstrated how nonviolent resistance to authoritarianism works.
The National Convergence for Democracy is a three-day gathering in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis-Saint Paul) designed to bring together base building organizers, movement leaders, labor, faith leaders, direct action practitioners, free radicals, political educators, legal advocates, academics, culture workers, artists, students, and community responders to learn, plan, design, and coordinate the next iteration of democracy defense in the United States.
We must take the lessons we have learned from the resistance in Minnesota, and around the country, and apply them to the upcoming threats on civil society, likely the 2026 elections. Operation Metro Surge demonstrated how nonviolent resistance to authoritarianism works.
