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The largest progressive gathering in the U.S. 🔥 📍 #NN27 will be in Denver: July 8-10, 2027 NetrootsNation.org

Denise DT Thomas, a woman with short blonde hair and glasses speaks passionately at a podium at Netroots Nation, gesturing with both hands raised.
Justin J. Pearson, a man in a dark suit with a light blue tie, is seated on stage, gesturing with his hand as he speaks during a panel discussion at Netroots Nation.
Nan Seymour, a woman with curly hair wearing a colorful floral dress, speaks at Netroots Nation. She is gesturing with her hand against a backdrop of blue curtains and an orange-red wall.
Jamie Raskin, on stage at a Netroots Nation event in a blue suit and red tie, engages in a panel discussion.
Maxwell Frost, a man in a dark suit and glasses sits on stage at Netroots Nation as a closing keynote speaker, gesturing with one hand while speaking.
William He, a young man in a navy blue suit and teal tie, sits in a modern chair on stage, gesturing with his right hand as he speaks. He is a panelist at Netroots Nation closing keynote.
Jevin D. Hodge, a man in a gray blaze,r speaks enthusiastically at a podium bearing the Netroots Nation logo, gesturing with one raised hand and smiling. He appears to be delivering a keynote or featured address at the Netroots Nation conference.
The Billionaire Takeover Sponsored by Tax the Greedy Billionaires June 5/10AM ET Extreme wealth doesn't just create inequality—it directly increases your cost of living. Explore how billionaire wealth concentration is driving up housing costs, healthcare prices, and everyday expenses while undermining democracy. Join elected officials and advocates working to counter extreme wealth's impact and what policy solutions—from wealth taxes to corporate accountability—can rebuild the American dream. #NN26
Rep. Summer Lee gestures expressively while speaking at a Netroots Nation fireside chat format.
Rep. Delia Ramirez, a woman, is seated in a gray armchair on stage gestures with one finger raised while speaking at Netroots Nation, holding papers in her other hand. She is dressed in a black sleeveless top and a light blue patterned skirt, with a blue curtain backdrop behind her.
Analilia Mejia,a woman in a black-and-white tweed jacket, is seated on stage and speaking animatedly with both hands raised, appearing to be a featured speaker or panelist. The Netroots Nation Philadelphia logo is visible on the backdrop behind her.
Fredrick D. Haynes, a man in a teal double-breasted blazer and glasses. speaks passionately at a podium bearing the Netroots Nation logo and website. He gestures with one hand raised while addressing the audience.
Rue Landau, Philadelphia City Council, speaks at Netroots Nation.
Pennsylvania Lt. Governor Austin Davis speaks at Netroots Nation
Rebecca Bernard in a black shirt and pants presents at NN26.
Kendra Brooks in a pink shirt speaks at NN26
Joyce Ajlouny speaks at NN26 at a podium in a white blazer and blue shirt.
Helen Gym speaks at podium at #nn26
Promotional graphic for a Netroots Nation panel titled “Investing in Movement-Owned Tech Is Critical for the Movement,” sponsored by Action Network. The description reads: “As progressive movements increasingly rely on digital tools, questions of ownership, accountability, and reliability matter more than ever. In this panel, hear from the technologists and movement leaders who are building the next generation of tools for the movement together, including new events tools and much more.” The event is Friday, June 5 at 1:30 PM ET, in person. The graphic includes the Netroots Nation logo, #NN26, and “Philadelphia, PA.”
Promotional graphic for a Netroots Nation panel titled “Press Go Live: A Beginner’s Guide to Livestreaming for Organizers,” sponsored by SEIU. The description reads: “Ready to press the ‘Go Live’ button? This beginner-level training is designed for organizers and communicators who want to build confidence livestreaming while making smart, strategic decisions about which moments are worth sharing.” The event is Friday, June 5 at 1:30 PM ET, in person. The graphic includes the Netroots Nation logo, #NN26, and “Philadelphia, PA.”
Lessons from CA Prop 50 Sponsored by PDI June 5/1:30PM ET PDI, California’s primary voter data and campaign software provider, saw its new generation of campaign technology quickly put to the test during California’s high-profile Prop 50 special election. The result? 30,000 canvassers. 600 deployment sites. In under 3 months. Join PDI and the California Democratic Party for a behind-the-scenes look at deploying new campaign infrastructure at scale under real election conditions and lessons learned that could shape the next generation of campaign operations. #NN26
Chris Rabb speaks at #NN26 in Philadelphia.
Maurice Mitchell speaks at #NN26.
JaNae Bates Imari speaks at NN26.
Kiernan Knudson of CWA Local 7250 speaks at #NN26 at a podium with Netroots branding.
Wintana Melekin of Groundwork Action speaks at #NN26 at a podium branded with Netroots logo.
Malcolm Kenyatta speaks at #NN26 at a podium with Netroots Nation branding
Anthony Robinson, Executive Director, Netroots Nation speaks standing at a podium with #NN26 branding
Markos Moulitsas speakers at Netroots Nation at podium with #NN26 branding.
Philly Elmo plays a large drum during the opening of the Town Square at Netroots Nation 2026 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, surrounded by musicians and attendees.
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Crowd of people stand in line to get attendee badges
Promotional graphic for a Netroots Nation panel titled “Turning Rapid Response Into Volunteer Power,” sponsored by NGP VAN. The description reads: “The ACLU, Indivisible, and the National Education Association join NGP VAN to share how they convert high-turnout moments into sustained volunteer leadership, together and within their own programs.” The event is Thursday, June 4 at 3:45 PM ET, in person. The graphic includes the Netroots Nation logo, #NN26, and “Philadelphia, PA.”
From Contact to Captain: Digital Organizing Strategies For Scale Sponsored by ActBlue June 4/1:00PM ET Every digital program needs to nail two skills: recruitment and escalation. Join Voters of Tomorrow, Headcount, and ActBlue to learn what takes to build a volunteer organization of scale. This isn’t a theory session. It’s hands-on, it moves fast, and it will change how you think about every person on your list. #NN26
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Graphic recognizing Women Donors Action, or WDA, as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Women Donors Action logo and text describing WDA as a network of donor activists mobilizing resources to build a multiracial democracy and support policy solutions communities need to thrive. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Way to Win as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Way to Win logo and text describing it as a strategic donor collaborative that invests in data-driven strategies to fund new media and grassroots efforts to win long-term political change. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Vote.org as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Vote.org logo and text describing it as the largest nonpartisan, nonprofit voter registration and get-out-the-vote technology platform in America, using technology, data, and outreach to empower every voter. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing UNITE HERE as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the UNITE HERE logo and text explaining that the union represents over 300,000 workers across the U.S. and Canada, primarily in hotels, casinos, airports, and food service, and has helped turn low-wage jobs into family-sustaining middle-class jobs. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Unified as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Unified logo and text describing it as a social network for activism that combines a public feed with private organizing spaces to help teams, campaigns, and communities coordinate action and mobilize supporters. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing TargetSmart as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the TargetSmart logo and text explaining that the company provides data and tools for campaigns and organizations to run modern programs, including targeting, voter contact, persuasion, turnout, and evaluation. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Switchboard as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Switchboard logo and text describing it as a digital communications and fundraising platform for progressive campaigns and organizations, offering tools for donation forms, analytics, voter outreach, and email. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing the Service Employees International Union, or SEIU, as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the SEIU logo and text noting that SEIU unites 2 million members in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico, including workers in healthcare, the public sector, and property services. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Run for Something as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Run for Something logo and text explaining that the organization recruits and supports young progressive candidates for down-ballot offices and has helped elect nearly 1,500 candidates across the country. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Research Collaborative as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Research Collaborative logo and text describing it as a public utility for the pro-democracy movement, delivering narrative strategy, opinion research, and messaging to fight fascism and build a multiracial, equitable democracy. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Population Connection Action Fund as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the organization’s logo and text explaining its work to raise awareness about stabilizing the world population, protecting reproductive health care, and advocating for progressive reproductive health policies. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing PDI as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the PDI logo and text noting that PDI’s data and organizing tools help mobilize supporters, volunteers, and voters, with expertise across technology, data, and relational organizing. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Murmuration as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Murmuration logo and text describing the organization as a nonprofit dedicated to amplifying civic engagement through data, tools, and insights that help partner organizations increase civic participation and drive community-level change. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.
Graphic recognizing Movement Voter Project as a Netroots Nation sponsor. The design includes the Movement Voter Project logo and text explaining that the organization funds local organizing and movement-building groups working to shift culture, win power, and shape policy. Event details read: June 4–6, 2026, Philadelphia, PA; netrootsnation.org; #NN26.