VetsForward

03/23/2026

Phoenix showed up.
And so did our leaders.

Thankful to the Congresswomen who came ready to listen, engage, and fight for working families.

As veterans, we respect leaders who show up.



This is what people-powered democracy looks like.

Featuring special guests:

03/19/2026

4 Members of Congress.
1 room.
Your voice.

As veterans, we believe in showing up and having real conversations that lead to real solutions.

Now’s your chance.

🗓 March 20 | Phoenix
⏰ Doors at 6PM

RSVP:
https://www.mobilize.us/progressivecaucusactionfund/event/914114/

What would YOU ask them? 👇

03/18/2026

Join us for the Progress for the People Town Hall on March 20 and hear directly from members of Congress working to address rising costs, protect our communities, and build a better future.
Friday, March 20
Doors open at 6PM
North Central Phoenix (location shared after RSVP)
RSVP here:
https://www.mobilize.us/progressivecaucusactionfund/event/
914114/
This is a family-friendly event. Come be part of the conversation.

03/18/2026

Arizona, this is your chance to be heard.

Join us for the Progress for the People Town Hall on March 20 and hear directly from members of Congress working to address rising costs, protect our communities, and build a better future.

🗓 Friday, March 20
⏰ Doors open at 6PM
📍 North Central Phoenix (location shared after RSVP)

RSVP here:
https://www.mobilize.us/progressivecaucusactionfund/event/914114/

This is a family-friendly event. Come be part of the conversation.

03/17/2026

Irish immigrants were once told they didn’t belong in America.
They were discriminated against, shut out of jobs, and treated like outsiders.

Sound familiar?

But they persevered. They built communities. They served in uniform. They helped shape this country into what it is today.

As veterans, we don’t forget that history.
America is stronger because of immigrants, always has been.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🍀🇺🇸

03/08/2026

Happy international women’s day!

03/07/2026

Arizona is full of incredible women who show up every day to serve our communities, fight for justice, and help move our state forward.

This graphic highlights just a few of the amazing women across Arizona who are leaders, advocates, organizers, and public servants making a real difference in people’s lives.

The truth is there are many more powerful women doing this work across our state. There simply was not enough room in one graphic to include everyone who deserves recognition.

To all the women leading in Arizona, thank you for your courage, your voice, and your leadership. Our communities are stronger because of you.

Happy Women’s History Month.

03/06/2026

Phoenix veterans and military families, this conversation matters.

Join Vets Forward and community partners for an important town hall where you’ll hear directly from Members of Congress about the issues affecting working families across Arizona.

As veterans, we took an oath to defend the Constitution and stand up for our communities. That responsibility doesn’t end when we hang up the uniform. At this event we’ll talk about the real impacts federal policies are having on Arizonans, from rising costs of living to climate and energy policies, attacks on immigrant communities, and the need for transparency and accountability from those in power.

You’ll hear from national leaders and local advocates about what’s at stake for our communities and our democracy. Most importantly, veterans and supporters will have the chance to ask questions and be part of the conversation.

Veterans, military families, and community allies are encouraged to attend.

RSVP: https://mobilize.us/s/8Au5wb

Friday, March 20
6:00 PM MT
Phoenix, AZ

03/06/2026

Honoring Trailblazing Women Veterans.

02/28/2026

02/24/2026

The Arizona Corporation Commission is supposed to hold utility companies accountable and protect ratepayers.

Instead, we’ve seen repeated rate increases and a proposed 14% hike that would push power costs up nearly 30% in five years.

Arizonans are already dealing with rising rent, groceries, and gas. The ACC should be saying no to excessive hikes, not rubber stamping them.

Accountability matters.