About the We America Campaign 


The Idea

On Valentineʼs Day, grassroots groups across the country will come together for a national day of peaceful, visible action rooted in love of community, country, and democracy.

Rather than focusing on forces that seek to divide us, we lead with what unites us: love for our neighbors, our freedoms, and our shared future.

Local groups host their own actions—rallies, vigils, marches, or other visibility events under one shared national banner.

 

The Framing

This is a patriotic, values-based day of action that reclaims love of country from extremism. Through peaceful demonstrations of unity and joy, we show what true patriotism looks like by celebrating the shared values that bind us together as Americans.


The Branding – National Appeal + Local Flexibility

Official campaign name to use everywhere: “We Americaˮ

Local branding for signs, chants, and social posts might look like: “I State, City, or Value]ˮ for personal expression, while events are branded under the shared national banner of “We America.”

Examples:

 
Same day. Same message. Local voice.



Why Valentineʼs Day?

Itʼs a national holiday dedicated to love—and we expand that meaning to include:

Itʼs emotionally resonant, media-friendly, and visually powerful. Best of all, Valentineʼs Day falls on a Saturday this year—ideal for mass participation!


What It Looks Like


Why It Works

 

The Ask

Weʼre inviting Indivisible groups and other grassroots organizations across the country to:

“This event is part of the national We America day of action, joining communities across the country in visible demonstrations of love for our democracy, our freedoms, and each other.ˮ

 

Let's  show what love of country looks like by standing up for democracy and standing together for America—in every state—on the same day.


Download the toolkit for everything you need to host a We  America action in your community.