Boots on the ground
Community Teams Addressing Critical Needs
Boots on the Ground Organizing (BOTG)
The Boots on the Ground (BOTG) Organizing and Regional Coalitions are initiatives designed to build leadership and increase effectiveness of local neighborhood leaders and to spark, build and grow community movements. BOTG is a community collective of leaders, activists, advocates, systems impacted people, diverse professionals and subject matter experts committed to centering organizing as a core strategy and democratically working to build a collective vision for short, mid and long-term electoral and community wins.
Survival Programs or Mutual Aid ASAP coordinates organizations, individuals, institutions and resources to meet people at their point of need, and empower them with the tools to determine their civic destiny. These Survival Programs include food and water distributions, medical support, transportation, and errand assistance for elders and parents in need. Our work during the Queensborough Tornadoes of 2018, The 2020 Pandemic, Winter Storm of 2021, 2022 Louisiana Hurricanes, and 2025 food distributions in 5 rural Louisiana cities in light of the elimination of food assistance programs.
Join Boots on the Ground
Boots on the Ground is a district-wide organizing strategy led by All Streets All People (ASAP) and The People’s Promise Youth Division to build long-term civic power across Louisiana Public Service Commission District 5. Rooted in our 2026 Boots on the Ground Strategy
This effort connects political education, community organizing, mutual aid, and voter engagement into one coordinated movement. Volunteers are not just helping with an election — you are joining a leadership pipeline that moves from survival to civic power through training, relational organizing, issue advocacy, and turnout work. Whether you are knocking doors, supporting community events, helping with data, or hosting conversations in your own networks, your participation strengthens a 24-parish infrastructure designed to build durable, multiracial, working-class power in North Louisiana.
Feed The People youth tour
