Anna Galland, former executive director of MoveOn Civic Action, dives into the pressing need for unity and grassroots organizing in the face of rising authoritarianism. She discusses the importance of community support and collective resistance for marginalized groups. Galland reflects on the emotional toll of elections, emphasizing humility and introspection. The conversation also explores global activism trends, the role of technology in organizing, and how laughter can empower citizens against autocracy, inspiring hope for the future of democracy.