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About the Network

The Modern Movement Network is a nonpartisan, volunteer-run civic technology platform with three connected properties:

We accept no corporate funding. We run no advertising. We are powered by Supabase (open-source database), Vercel (hosting), and the conviction that communities have the right to fight back.

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Corporate Accountability

Who is behind these projects?

We name the companies, the investors, the lobbyists, and the permit-splitting strategies. Our Corporate Hall of Shame is fully sourced.

Environmental / Health

What are the real pollution numbers?

Every pollution rating on our platform is sourced to permit filings, ADEQ fact sheets, or NMED documents. We provide the source links.

Civic Technology

How does the platform work?

Open-source stack, no bot protection bypass, anonymous voting by design. We are happy to explain the architecture and methodology.

Financial / Consumer

Credit union accountability

The NM Credit Union Watch data comes from NCUA public filings. All figures are verifiable by any journalist with FOIA access.

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About The Modern Movement Network

The Modern Movement Network is a nonpartisan, volunteer-operated civic technology platform. Its properties — YouCanSayNo.org, ICanSayYes.org, and TheModernMovement.org — provide communities with tools to oppose harmful corporate projects, vote on community measures, and hold institutions accountable. The Network accepts no corporate funding, runs no advertising, and does not sell user data. All issue data is sourced to public records, permit filings, or investigative journalism. The Network was founded on the belief that enough ordinary people, organized around a clear and verifiable message, can still change things.