A New Dawn in Tennessee
We're a new breed of nonprofit dedicated to correcting the imbalance between people and their government
What we do
Organize
We provide opportunities for volunteers to connect with other like-minded activists while providing the information and resources they need to successfully take action.
Educate
We supply policy advocates to speak to individuals, companies, and activist groups to increase awareness on our focus areas.
LoBBY
We combine a seasoned lobbying team with motivated volunteers to advocate directly for the policy agenda set by our supporters.
How We’re Different
You Come first
We amplify the people’s voice in their state government. We do not represent corporations or big money, we are an organization built for all Tennesseans.
a Focus on Issues, not Personalities
We always focus on issues, never on candidates or personalities. We will not spend our donor’s money supporting or opposing a candidate for office.
We Crowdsource Policy
We let you decide our priorities through your votes and generous donations towards the issues you care about most.
Our Legislative Agenda
Legislative Agenda
Access for All
Leading the charge towards “Free & Equal” ballot access.
Commerce for All
Protecting small businesses from government overreach.
Justice for All
Fighting to improve our criminal justice system.
Recent News
Q2 Financial Report
As you know, we are committed to being transparent in our financial operations for both the public and our members. Nothing says transparency like a clear picture of the financial activity for the quarter. To that end, attached to this email you will find For All TN,...
July Happy Hour & Legislative Recap
You're invited to join our leadership team and members in Hickson, TN for our July happy hour, networking, and legislative recap event. WHERE: Marcos Pizza - Hixson, TN WHEN: Thursday, July 22nd, 2021 at 6:30PM EST Our President and Executive Director will provide a...
Discussing Tennessee’s Broken Ballot Access Laws
Joshua Eakle, Justin Cornett, and Heather Scott discuss the systematic barriers minor party candidates face when running for office in Tennessee.