The Guardian thinks it’s vital to explore the many facets of the growing opposition to the Trump administration. As we do so, we want to hear from you

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In the past four months, millions of Americans have become politically engaged around one idea: the need to resist Donald Trump.

From the women’s marches, to airport protests, to attending local town hall meetings, people across the country have been seeking out ways to curb what they see as the damaging actions of an unpredictable president.



That’s why the Guardian is launching a new project that will aim to cover this diverse range of new activism.

We’ll be publishing daily stories on theguardian.com on a range of areas where critics of the administration feel there are threats – such as climate change, reproductive rights, equality, immigration and racial justice.



We’ll feature the kind of community activism from around the country which can often get missed: meetings, town halls and innovative protests. There will be profiles of key progressive leaders, and tips for those who want to organize.

As we prepare, we want to hear from you.

What other information do you want us to provide? Are there specific types of issues you think we should cover, or certain areas of the country?



And, just as importantly, how often do you want us to message you?