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In preparation for Issue 2, the Journal’s editorial board reached out to its network of organizers to invite short statements on their current work. We asked that these reflections address the guiding questions for this issue, including how their work intersects with social movements, unions or electoral politics, their experiences of working in and against authoritarianism, and their efforts to defend or promote democracy. The following statements from colleagues across three continents offer insights from diverse organizing networks and roles: an organizer turned local official in Hungary; a director of Faith in Action affiliates for Central America; an immigration organizer for the African diaspora in Detroit, and a lead organizer for Berlin, representing one of the largest German organizing networks.