organizes marginalized communities to build an inclusive, equitable, and just democracy for all. (You can find an op-ed in theNew York Timesfrom their director, Andrea Cristina Mercado,here)Living United for Change in Arizona (LUCHA) For the last decade, I've been fortunate enough to work with local organizations across the country. Some work directly on elections, others do vital non-partisan civic-engagement work. Many are well-known in the states where they work, but little known in comparison to larger progressive organizations whose email lists you may already be on. If you live in these states, consider getting involved and volunteering with one of these organizations. Or, by donating directly to these groups, you can send money to folks who are on the frontlines of their communities, talking to their friends and neighbors every day. Unlike political candidates, you can rest assured that win or lose in November, they'll continue working in those communities after the election ends.Key organizations in presidential swing states that the United Nations had verified 5,144 civilian deaths in the war in Yemen, mainly fromairstrikesby aU.S.-backed, Saudi-led coalition by Sean Carrigan and Brandon Brown; Robert Williams won the 7th district Democratic primary.