by Brandon Osgood | Nov 27, 2018
ICYMI: If you want to see some talented GLA activists in action, here are some highlights of their efforts to advocate for a society of equal rights and mutual benefit at a Missoula City Council Meeting in late August. The issue was a proposal by the mayor and...
by Grassroots Leadership Academy | Oct 10, 2018
On Sept. 26, Janisset Rivero shared her experience of living under Fidel Castro’s oppressive regime in Cuba. Rivero, a GLA trainer and curriculum specialist and a human rights activist, was speaking as part of a free speech panel hosted by Americans for Prosperity...
by Matthew Hurtt | Jul 13, 2018
The nostalgic feelings came rushing back as the opening sequence of Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, the Fred Rogers documentary, played on the big screen. Fred Rogers’ character impacted the lives of countless children, and his program taught viewers valuable lessons about...
by Brandon Osgood | Apr 16, 2018
When Pennsylvanian Monica Morrill speaks at public hearings or heads out to go doorknocking, she isn’t just fighting for freedom—she’s carrying on a generations-long legacy. “For me, I think about my ancestors who came over on a ship in 1632 from England and I think...
by Grassroots Leadership Academy | Mar 26, 2018
For Sgt. Tom Bates, fighting for freedom isn’t a newfound passion—it’s in his blood. “I come from a long line of veterans and my father was a police officer. We’ve always been very community-oriented and big on American values like freedom.” After fighting for his...
by Grassroots Leadership Academy | Mar 16, 2018
There were few days of the year President Ronald Reagan looked forward to more than St. Patrick’s Day. Each year, he marked the occasion with special outfits, green ties and Irish food and drink. Reagan may have loved St. Patrick’s Day because of his Irish heritage,...
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