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The United States Constitution grants its citizens the right to occupy official seats and determine the course of our country. If you don't like what your elected officials are doing with their seat, then you have the right to step up and run for that office. Much easier said than done, of course, but that is why we are here. Many hands make for light work. And if we want to build the kind of just, compassionate, and sustainable future that we wish to live in, then we have a lot of work to do.

Power of the People has a clear agenda: amend the United States Constitution to include an Economic Bill of Rights, and to enact policy and legislation that upholds the amendment.

Learn more about the Economic Bill of Rights

There is a lot to do, and there are many ways you can get involved. It doesn't have to take a lot of time. If every citizen in our country set aside 2 hours a week to be civically engaged, can you imagine how much more functional our society would be? Power of the People can help you make the most of your civic engagement by helping to organize and coordinate your efforts with others who have joined the movement.