Here are some resources to help you find organizations to support, resources to read, and media to listen to or watch. 

If you're looking for ways to Take Action, start here

Take a look at some of these websites, pages, and documents. 

• The Indivisible Guide folks have a great Resource page with "Explainers", concise summaries of various topics, issues, and legislation. If you're new to Indivisible, politics, and issues, this page has some great resources for you to investigate. Some of the topics include: Save the ACA, Legislative Process 101, What is the CBO?, Regular Order in Congress, Response to Immigration Raids (Eng/Esp), Reclaim Recess Toolkit, Withholding Consent and Filibustering, Congressional Cheat Sheet, One Pager/Flyer on Indivisible. They're adding new Explainers so check out: https://www.indivisibleguide.com/resources/

• Tips for Calling Your Representatives
  
  
• How to Ask Politicians Good Questions (or grab our one-page summary)
  
  
• ACLU - Know your rights
  
• Know your rights if you are involved in a protest
• Smart Phone App to get help from the ACLU

• http://qz.com/846940/a-yale-history-professors-20-point-guide-to-defending-democracy-under-a-trump-presidency/

• Larimer County Democrats Newsletter

• Find Your Congressional Representatives

• OnTheIssues.org - fantastic site to find info and references on just about anyone in politics

• Votespotter App - an app to track and provide feedback to your representatives
  

• Southern Poverty Law Center resources for teaching tolerance (there are other excellent resources on the SPLC website - including a place to report hate crime 

• United Facts of America - Democracy is complicated. Facts aren't. 

• Information about the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact

• Colorado Legislators:

• Senate: https://openstates.org/co/legislators/?chamber=upper
• 17 Democrats and 18 Republicans

• House: https://openstates.org/co/legislators/?chamber=lower
• 34 Democrats and 31 Republicans