Get ready to canvass with Neighbors on Call!

The Neighbors on Call community hears from Nancy MacLean, author of Democracy in Chains, about what the radical right is really up to - in North Carolina and across the country - and what we can do about it.

Lisa Sorg, environmental reporter for NC Policy Watch, and NC Rep. Terence Everitt (HD 35, Wake) discuss critical environmental concerns in our state and what our legislature could be doing about them.

NC Rep. Graig Meyer moderates a conversation with NC Sen. Jay Chaudhuri and NC Rep. Vernetta Alston about NC's new state legislative district maps. You can view the maps under the Resources menu at neighborsoncall.org.

NC Senator Jay Chaudhuri (D, Wake) joins Blair Reeves (Executive Director of Carolina Forward) to answer our burning questions about the NC maps and the districts ”in play.”

NC House Minority Leader Rep. Robert Reives dropped in to visit NoC. December 7, 2021

NC Senator Sydney Batch gives us the lowdown on the new maps and the road ahead for Democrats, and Aimy Steele, founder and executive director of The New North Carolina Project explains how grassroots mobilization is heating up in NC and how you can help.

Soon, the NC House and Senate redistricting committees will draw new maps for the next decade. They are already well into defining the rules and priorities for that process. Lekha Shupeck, North Carolina State Director of All on the Line, tells us what to expect and, most importantly, when and how we can most effectively participate. We need to be “on call” when opportunities arise!

The Race for 2022 is on! Join us to learn about the new, easy-to-use TOOLKIT we’re creating to help incumbents build local volunteer teams and engage with constituents year-round.

NC Senators Sydney Batch and Sarah Crawford (both representing Wake Co) explore the possible scenarios for new Wake districts and how they could affect Democratic incumbents in the state House and Senate.

Pre-meeting breakout: “NC 101: Wake Co. Gerrymandering” Not from NC and baffled by what’s going on? Or from NC and need a refresher on Wake County districts?

Find out how organizations in NC are working together to register voters, increase civic participation and build power in underrepresented communities in North Carolina. Hosted by Neighbors on Call and FLIP NC.

Hear NoC’s 2021 action plan -- which is already underway. Then NC Rep. Ricky Hurtado (HD 63, Alamance) brings us updates from crossover week in Raleigh and answers our questions. Plus, a special cameo appearance from NC Rep. Brian Farkas, also new to the House!

Join NCDP Chair Dr. Bobbie Richardson, NC Senate Democratic Caucus Leader Dan Blue, NC House Democratic Caucus Leader Robert Reives, and moderator NC Senator Natalie Murdock for a conversation about the roadmap to turn North Carolina blue. Hosted by Neighbors on Call and FLIP NC.

NC House Minority Leader Robert Reives gives the best pep talk ever at NoC's Spring Training

Kendra Davenport Cotton, COO of the New Georgia Project Action Fund, talks with Diane Robertson, DNC Deputy Finance Chair and NCDP Executive Committee member, about what we can learn from Georgia’s successes. 3/10/21 REFERENCES: • flipnc.org/s/NC-GA-comparison.pdf • neighborsoncall.org/reference

Senator Valerie Foushee (SD 23, Chatham and Orange), the NC Senate Democratic Caucus Chair, and Senator Natalie Murdock (SD 20, Durham) joined us for a lively, frank conversation about elections, redistricting, and what’s coming down the pike in the NC Senate.

Ben Wikler (Chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin) and Nellie Sires (Executive Director, DPW) talked with Dr. Aimy Steele (2020 candidate for NC House District 82) about how they built a year-round grassroots organizing program. Hosted by Neighbors on Call and FLIP NC, January 14, 2021

NoC talks with Rob Schofield, Director of NC Policy Watch, about the 2020 North Carolina elections.

11/4/20 event with Rep Marcia Morey and Kevin Puleo from the Fight for NC voter protection team Find out what we need to accomplish between now and Nov 12 to get every vote counted. The election is NOT over. See https://www.neighborsoncall.org/urgent-count-every-vote for up to date call to action.

Get to know Dr. Kimberly Hardy, candidate for NC House District 43 in Cumberland County!

Put the Neighbors in the Zoom room with emcee Rep. Deb Butler and FIVE candidates for NC House - Rep. Sydney Batch, Rep. Terence Everitt, Ricky Hurtado, Nicole Quick, and introducing Dr. Kimberly Hardy - and what do you get? An election-winning game plan and a freakin’ good time!

Phone banking: that universally feared yet inescapably necessary reality of campaign life. Learn how to defeat your phone banking anxiety and join some of our expert volunteers as they share best practices for making calls.

Curious about Neighbors on Call? Want to get involved in politics but not sure how? Check out this video primer and visit our website for more information: https://www.neighborsoncall.org/

Ever wonder what makes a good poll? Or even what makes a bad one? Here's our conversation with Tom Jensen of PPP on what to expect from this fall's polls—and what not to expect.

Join NOC to discuss state and national attempts to suppress voter rights, and learn from Rep. Zack Hawkins and NCDP's Seth Morris about how we can fight back.

Join NOC members as we hear from NC House Rep. Graig Meyer and House candidate Nicole Quick. They give us their insights into campaigning, NC policy, and social justice.

Neighbors on Call members get the opportunity to participate in a Q&A with Rep. Marcia Morey and Ricky Hurtado, NC House candidate in district 63.

Listen as NC House Rep Robert Reives II shares an action plan for fighting racism on a structural level, among other visions for NC policy.

NoC members are joined by distinguished Professor Gene Nichol of the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law to discuss poverty, voting rights, and organizing in NC.

NoC is joined by Senator Valerie Foushee, who shares her concern over the devastating coronavirus pandemic, healthcare access, and economic hardships in NC.

Listen to NoC's conversation with Rob Schofield, the Director of NC Policy Watch, on voting rights, voter suppression, and the 2020 election.