Blog — Reclaim Philadelphia

From The Philadelphia Citizen - "Leading up to the June [2020] primary election, Nikil Saval’s campaign organized 500 volunteers who made thousands of phone calls to 1st District voters."

A half-century ago, committee people were foot soldiers and ward leaders were generals in a powerful political army known as the Democratic City Committee.

PressNovember 24, 2020press

Patriarchy Timeline presented by the Gender Justice Caucus

Lea SorrentinoNovember 23, 2020

“This is NOT a pro Biden rally, this is a pro people power and pro democracy rally” Electoral Strategy Organizer Sergio Cea in Mother Jones Mag -

The Philadelphia residents who filled the street outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Thursday were already a joyful bunch. The scene was even merrier on Friday, as union workers, musicians, activists, and other protesters cheered the news that Joe Biden had taken a lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia and was within striking distance of victory over Donald Trump.

PressNovember 6, 2020press

Justice for #WalterWallaceJr

A'Brianna MorganNovember 5, 2020

THE CITIZEN VOTER GUIDE: PA GENERAL ELECTION 2020

[Nikil] Saval was the first Asian-American to be elected ward leader of the 2nd Ward in Philadelphia. In 2016, he was a leader in the Bernie Sanders campaign and also organized campaigns to fight for change in the Democratic Party in 2018.

PressNovember 2, 2020press

Organizer Update 10/26 with Rick Krajewski

Lea SorrentinoOctober 27, 2020member highlights

“In the years since, Reclaim has repeated the formula of finding a winning candidate who is a credible messenger for a movement" Read more from our feature in The New Republic

PressOctober 26, 2020press

Who's who on the ballot for Philadelphia voters this year? Featuring Reclaim Philadelphia Movement Leader Nikil Saval

PressOctober 26, 2020press

Mixed reviews for ballot question that would create Philadelphia Office of the Victim Advocate

Reclaim Mass Liberation Lead Organizer A’Brianna Morgan in KYW News Radio - “I have a number of reservations for a government-run service,” Morgan explained. “This is primarily based on what we’ve witnessed at the state level: the Pennsylvania Office of the Victim Advocate has failed to deliver policies that help Black and Brown communities heal from the trauma of gun violence, incarceration, and poverty.”

PressOctober 19, 2020press

Philly Voter 101

Everything you need to know about voting this election!

Lea SorrentinoOctober 15, 2020election 2020