Good Trouble Lives On
The next national day of protest is July 17, 2025.
Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the current administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people.

This visibility event is an invitation for everyone—neighbors, families, faith groups, students, and concerned citizens—to reflect, connect, and carry forward the spirit of Good Trouble.
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Yes, this falls on a Thursday, and yes, meeting right around supper time can be tough. This mobilization effort looks a bit different than the last few, with most organizations taking a decentralized approach. It’s not one big march, even in larger cities. It’s an opportunity for us to come together, connect, and be visible in our own communities.
So, while a Thursday evening in the heat of the summer might not be the most convenient time to attend a protest, we hope you can set an hour aside to make it work. Visibility matters. Coming together matters.
It’s also important that we KEEP GOING.
This is a movement, not a moment.
The world keeps turning, even while it feels like the world is simultaneously crumbling. We all still have families, pets, jobs, commitments, bills, and responsibilities.
Complacency is how they hold us back. Apathy is the fascist ally. Weariness is what they are hoping for. So we KEEP GOING.
Our last protest effort turned out more than 300 people [source: a very nice man who counted us as we walked the block, but would not share his name, and asked that I just call him “hey you”]. Do I expect 300 people at 4:30 on a summer Thursday? I dunno. But y’all, I’d love to see it.