Scale your national, state, or local bill to the entire What Can I Do? network.
Inquire within if you’re an:
Elected official
Policy maker
Policy advocate
Knock, knock. Who’s there? It’s us (it's always been us), rallying support for your bills.
Our Roman Empire
What we give a shit about—
and where we can help.
Climate change
Poverty
Food and water
Clean energy
Education
Housing
Public health
Civil rights
AI
Privacy
“Important, Not Important is providing an enormously important service at a time when we need it more than ever.”
Rebecca Henderson
Author, Professor at Harvard Business School
What the WCID Partner panel actually is:
At the US national and state level:
Submit live or upcoming bills and advocacy scripts, so our audience can advocate for them—where and when it matters most, which is probably not at the national level right now. Federalism!
At the local level:
Work with us to develop 1-page scripts and leave-behinds targeted at mayors, city councils, and school boards.
Written for a standard 1-2 minute public comment window, the scripts argue for a specific ask, supported by transferable examples from other cities and additional "leave behind" resources. You're welcome.
How to get approved as a WCID partner:
The country/your state/your city won’t unfuck itself.
Our gentle but rigorous approval process ensures your actions align with WCID’s values — so together, we can drive change and then all take a nap.
1.
Join WCID & get verified.
You, or a member of your org or office joins WCID with a public and verified profile.
2.
Shoot us your digits.
Contact us at email to share your interest.
3.
We’ll chat.
We’ll schedule a call to discuss ideas, requirements, and expectations.
4.
Create your first Action.
Once approved, you’ll receive access to the Partner Panel, where you can create your first Action and submit it for review.
5.
We'll review it.
Our team will review your submission and may request revisions, approve it, or in rare cases, decline it.
6.
Go live!
If approved, your Action will be published on WCID and available to share.
Why WCID?
Because nobody does it like we do it.
