We Do Better is about identifying those people, organizations and methods that provide the best and most accessible public services, and enabling communities to direct resources with the goal of improving human outcomes. We Do Better is morally committed to better human outcomes – not ideologically committed to a particular method of achieving them. Accordingly, we support and strengthen those who rely on public services by supporting and strengthening those who Do Better in providing them. Our mission is to promote the freedom and well-being of all Americans by maximizing the quality and accessibility of public services and accountability in their provision.
We Do Better
By Tiffany RebelmouseJun 04, 2019
Tiffany Rebelmouse
Tiffany Rebelmouse is a contributor for The Fulcrum, a nonpartisan publication dedicated to strengthening democracy by fostering informed civic engagement and elevating diverse perspectives.
Congressional candidate JoAnna Mendoza has leaned into her working class background as she runs for a seat in the U.S. House to represent Arizona’s 6th congressional district. (Courtesy JoAnna Mendoza campaign)
Politicians who come from working class backgrounds, like Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan (center) and Minnesota state Sen. Omar Fateh (right), are resonating with voters during a particularly challenging economic period. (Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
State Sen. Rebecca Saldaña, center, stands with members of the Washington State Domestic Workers Coalition at the state Capitol on Feb. 28, 2026. The Domestic Workers Bill of Rights passed in the House that day, before being signed into law in March. (Photo courtesy of Casa Latina)
