It was a communion of purpose, divided by a barrier but united by conscience. Police reinforcements poured in—helmets, zip ties, radio chatter. But no violence came from our side. That was the point. This was not about provocation. It was about presence. A moral interruption. Civil disobedience at its clearest.

Gone is the groping disorientation of January and February. The mood now is focused. Angry. Resolved. People aren’t just showing up—they know why they’re showing up. And they know this isn’t a season. It’s an era. We are in the fight of our lifetimes.

The technical vision for No Act Too Small is largely complete. The foundation has been laid. The site is live, stable, and growing—capable of hosting flyers, streaming audio, managing events, and offering tools for action, reflection, and connection. The structure is there. Now comes the harder, deeper work: creating content and telling stories that matter.

NATS is built around four hubs to help you plug in and stay strong: Action Hub – Filter hundreds of fresh protest flyers and find where to show up. Resource Hub – Practical tools, legal guides, and how-tos for every stage of organizing. Safety Hub – Tips for staying secure online and in the streets. Self-Care Hub – Because sustainable movements need rest, resilience, and care.

Now is the time to prepare—not with panic, but with purpose. Begin building networks rooted in trust, resilience, and mutual respect....