American flags waving in the wind with red, white, and blue colors and white stars on a blue field.

Organizing for a better America

Values-based organizing for Americans who believe democracy is bigger than party lines.

What is Not Our America?

We are a grass roots organizing group that believes party lines are corrupting our democracy. Rather than organizing around political parties, we organize around a shared set of values, called our value pillars. We seek to empower young voices to take ownership of their democracy.

What is Not Our America?

We are a grass roots organizing group that believes party lines are corrupting our democracy. Rather than organizing around political parties, we organize around a shared set of values, called our value pillars. We seek to empower young voices to take ownership of their democracy.

Our Value Pillars

Our value pillars are based on discussion, careful thought, and consensus. Nothing is perfect, and because of that, we are evolving our value pillars as time goes on.

Democracy requires us to be active citizens of our country. Only when we participate in voicing our concerns, advocating for our rights, and holding our governmental leadership accountable will we have a true democratic republic.
We are charged to stay informed, vote, and engage civically. This is why we organize and mobilize around issues that go against our value pillars.
All humans are created equal, regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation. As equals, we have a moral responsibility to care for the human dignity of all people. As such, we are charged not to dismiss each other's disagreements, but rather to seek consensus.
We advocate for the civil rights of all humans, and we believe bodily autonomy is fundamental to human dignity.
Party politics put more value on loyalty and dogma than on critical thinking.
The world is shades of grey rather than black and white. By allowing ourselves to admit this, we are able to humanize each other and have more impactful change.

Register to Vote

If you're not registered to vote, now is the time. It's the single most important action you can take for democracy.

UNH Students: You can register using your campus address! Visit the Durham Town Clerk's Office or register at your polling place on Election Day.

NH Residents (Non-Students): Register at your Town/City Clerk's Office or on Election Day at your polling location.

Out-of-State Students/Residents: Register online at Vote.org.

February 6, 2026

Immigration Justice March

We mobilized about 150 people to march across the UNH campus against the injustice happening to immigrants in America due to current ICE practices. This was our founding organizing event.