01 / Send a letter
Tell Raleigh City Council What You Think
Speak up about data center development, community protections, and the future of Raleigh.
People over profit. Community over corporations.
Raleigh is changing.
Let's shape what comes next.
Big decisions are being made about our neighborhoods, our water, our housing, and our future. We're bringing people together to learn what's happening, build community power, and take action.
Don't just watch Raleigh change.
Help shape what comes next.
02 / Sign the petition
Add Your Name
Join residents calling for stronger protections and meaningful public participation in data center decisions.
03 / Join the coalition
Find Your People
Join residents, organizers, and community members working together across Wake County.
04 / Donate
Fuel Community Power
Support grassroots organizing, community education, outreach, accessibility, and future assemblies.
The issues are connected. So are we.
01
Data Centers & Environmental Justice
Questions about land use, electricity, water, infrastructure, development, and community participation in decisions.
02
Housing & Displacement
Questions about rent, home prices, and who gets to stay in their neighborhood as Raleigh grows.
03
Labor & Economic Justice
Questions about wages, working conditions, and who benefits from economic growth.
04
Community Safety & Surveillance
Community perspectives on safety, resources, surveillance, and the conditions that help neighborhoods thrive.
05
Democracy & Community Power
Opportunities to take part in decisions and to understand how local decisions affect residents.
These are areas we're learning about and organizing around together β not coalition policy positions.
Data centers are a statewide issue.
So is our response.
Communities across North Carolina are asking questions about water, energy, environmental impacts, utility costs, and who gets to make decisions. Connect with others working to build collective power around these issues.
Where are the data centers?
Explore a public map of data centers identified across the country, including in North Carolina. Zoom in to see what's near you.
Map and data by FracTracker Alliance. We don't own or independently verify this data. Open the full map β
You don't have to organize alone.
Whether you're new to organizing, have a specific issue you're passionate about, or just want to meet people who care about our community, there's a place for you here.
Ways to take part
- Join the Signal community
- Volunteer or canvass
- Attend community gatherings
- Share skills and resources
- Help organize around an issue
This is what community power looks like.
Photos and stories from assemblies, canvassing, rallies, and neighborhood gatherings.
Assembly recaps
Read the October 3 assembly archive βPeople power takes resources.
Your support helps cover community outreach, interpretation, childcare, accessible spaces, food, materials, and the infrastructure that makes grassroots organizing possible.
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