Our for Harris NY & Queers for Kamala Phone Bank Every Thursday
Join Stonewall Democrats, Out For Harris New York and Queers for Kamala for an in-person phone bank every Thursday in Manhattan! The LGBTQ+ community is passionate, engaged, and ready to get to work to elect Kamala Harris our next President. Come help us speak to voters across the country to tell them why YOU support the Harris-Walz ticket, and remind them to get out and vote this November.
Training is available on arrival, so even if you've never phone banked before, you're welcome to come support the campaign. Let's get to work!
Hello Stonewall Democrats!
At the DNC, we heard Kamala Harris accept the Democratic Nomination, and cheered as she shared a vision for America's future full of opportunity, joy, and inclusion.
We also heard from a pantheon of powerful speakers like Tim Walz, Barack Obama, and Pete Buttigieg about the stakes of this election. Michelle Obama gave us all an assignment: Do Something. And here at SDNYC, we understand the assignment.
So now it's up to YOU to take action and pitch in to help elect Kamala Harris our next president. Here's how:
Out for Harris NY Launch Call
Queers for Kamala
Upcoming Phone Banks
Buses to PA
Debate Watch Parties
Out for Harris NY Organizing Call
Calling all LGBTQ+ New Yorkers and allies! Join us in launching the Out for Harris New York coalition to get out the vote to elect Kamala Harris for President this Thursday, Sept 5th from 7pm-8pm ET.
This kickoff will feature notable speakers and community leaders ready to mobilize the LGBTQ+ community to take action.
Ready to make herstory? We’re launching Queers for Kamala, and you’re invited to our official community call! Whether you’re here to slay at phone banking, shake up fundraising, or join the Q4K Brat Bus in November, this is your moment.
What’s in store?
Meet the team and fellow Q4K volunteers
Get the lowdown on how we’re leveraging the power of the Queer community to elect Kamala Harris
Learn about upcoming events and how you can get involved
Unleash your inner activist and have fun doing it
So grab your favorite drink, slip into something comfy (or fierce), and let’s kick off this campaign walking into the room purse first. Together, we’re not just making noise—we’re making change.
Can’t wait to see your fabulous faces!
Join Out for Harris NY every Thursday and Saturday to make calls for Democrats up and down the ballot from home!
Once you RSVP, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link to join the session. Don't worry if you've never done this before; we'll provide a full training for anyone who needs it.
Starting the week after Labor Day, SDNYC will partner with other NYC political clubs through the Vote Blue 2024 coalition to send buses to Pennsylvania and swing districts. Sign up to volunteer with SDNYC and we'll share dates soon!
Stonewall Democrats will be gathering with friends and allies across NYC to watch the Presidential Debate on September 10th. The debate starts at 9pm.
MANHATTAN
Where: Stonewall Inn (53 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014)
When: 8:00pm
Who: Out for Harris, SDNYC
QUEENS
Where: Icon Bar (31-84 33rd St, Astoria, NY 11106)
When: 7:30pm
Who: Queers for Kamala, SDNYC, Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club
BROOKLYN
Where: Berry Park (4 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11211)
Who: SDNYC, Manhattan Young Dems, Brooklyn Young Dems
Out for Harris New York Organizing Call
Calling all LGBTQ+ New Yorkers and allies! Join us in launching the Out for Harris New York coalition to get out the vote to elect Kamala Harris for President this Thursday, Sept 5th from 7pm-8pm ET.
We are thrilled to be joined by LGBTQ+ organizers, policy experts, and champions including Congressional Candidate Mondaire Jones, Andrew Rannells, Jelani Alladin, Jackie Cox, Marti Cummings, and more! Join us to hear how to get involved with the campaign and help elect Kamala Harris the 47th President of the United States.
Harris and Walz are champions for equality. Harris fought for LGBTQ+ rights as Attorney General, Senator, and Vice President, and Walz's advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community stretches back to his time as teacher, where he was the faculty advisor for his school's first Gay-Straight Alliance. We know that they will always stand up for the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring everyone has equal rights and opportunities. Now it's our turn to stand up for them and get to work electing Kamala Harris President of the United States and Tim Walz Vice-Preisdent.