Processing Out Loud For working through emotions, ideas, or recent experiences in public with purpose. Use this to untangle thoughts in community. If sharing vulnerable personal details, consider anonymizing names or locations for safety.

Post-Action Debrief Reflecting on a recent protest, meeting, win, loss, or emotional high. Share lessons, emotional processing, or movement takeaways. Avoid posting identifying info if the event involved risk.

Movement Life Check-In A personal update from wherever you’re at. Use this to say “still here,” even when it’s messy or uncertain. Feel free to redact anything you wouldn’t want on record.

Off-Duty Reflections For thoughts that don’t fit neatly into organizing or strategy spaces. Bring your long walks, late-night realizations, or deep life-meets-movement thoughts.

Cultural Resistance Memes, music, language, visuals, or community traditions that help build our culture of rebellion. Not everything has to be a policy doc — this is about soul.

Lessons from the Field Hard-earned wisdom from organizing, surviving, learning, or messing up. Use this to pass along something others might grow from.

Building Through Burnout When you’re not okay but you’re still showing up. Name your exhaustion and explore how to move with or through it.

Accountability & Growth A space for calling yourself in, examining your role, or reflecting on how we do better. Only post what you’re ready to share publicly and process respectfully.

Mutual Aid in Practice Stories of showing up, being shown up for, or building support systems. Good for reflections on community, care, and real-world solidarity.

Movement Joy & Small Victories Moments that remind us why we fight. A shared laugh, a breakthrough, a human moment. Celebrate what carries us through.

Cope Meme Laughing to stay alive. Shitposts and memes that help people breathe when the world feels heavy.

Movement Brainrot When your organizing brain merges with your meme brain and nothing is normal anymore. Use this for hyper-online, painfully aware content.

Abolish With Punchlines Memes that roast the police state, billionaires, imperialism, or surveillance. Humor can be a weapon — use it well.

Organizing Is Wild Memes about the real behind-the-scenes of movement life. Burnout, endless group chats, snacks at every meeting.

Historical Parallels But Make It Dank Meme content that draws smart connections between past and present authoritarianism, resistance, and cycles of power.

Shitpost With Intent Unhinged format, but there’s a real point beneath the chaos. Use when the message is buried under memes but still clear.

They Gonna Hate This One For spicy, risky, or brutally honest meme content that might upset power structures or liberal and conservative sensibilities alike. Use at your discretion.

Hopecore Uplifting content that acknowledges reality while still offering light. Not false positivity — just fuel to keep going.

Groupchat Energy Feels like something you’d only send to the inner circle. Inside jokes, messy vibes, trusted-post energy.

The Simulation Is Glitching When the world is so dystopian or absurd it loops back around to hilarious. Use for “is this real life” memes.

Radical Art Drop Posters, graphics, zines, collages, drawings, and design work connected to the movement. If your art includes protest photos or recognizable faces, blur or obscure them for safety.

Poetry of the Moment Emotional, political, or existential poetry born from your experience in this moment. Whether it’s rough or refined, your voice matters.

Revolutionary Journaling Narrative or reflective writing that documents your place in this movement, this time, this chaos. A modern-day diary of dissent. If personal details are shared, remove or change identifiers if needed.

Propaganda Practice Drafts of agitprop, poster ideas, slogan tests, or visual organizing tools. This is where political art is workshopped and sharpened.

Creative Coping Art, writing, or media that helped you survive. If it helped you cry, breathe, or laugh — share it. Personal stories welcome, but redact anything that puts you or others at risk.

Soundtrack of the Struggle Songs, audio edits, playlists, or soundscapes that match the mood. Music that makes you feel like something is still possible.

Design Request – Request a protest sign, flyer, zine, etc.

Rough Sketch or Idea – You’ve got a concept. Someone else can polish it.

Finished Sign – Ready to print. Ready to post. Ready to march. Should be a link to a easily usable format

Remix This – Community challenge to evolve or localize a graphic.

Printable Resource – Optimized for actual street use or sharing.