Faith is a Boulder based graphic designer who was raised by parents who were artists, and were also politically active in their community. After the 2016 election, she made hundreds of pussy hats for the first Women's March, and designed postcards and organized postcard parties to help others get engaged. She retired from her job with a learn-to-read website in 2019, and vowed to continue to find ways to combine art and activism. Blue Wave has provided the perfect way to combine these passions. 

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead

Chiu-Ki is a software engineer who was on the Android team at Google when it launched.  She appreciates clear and concise communications and has been supporting local activist groups both with her technical skills and her relentless pushback on agenda-less meetings and tiresome walls of text. 

Her motto: "Less is more!"

Sani is the founder of an online marketing firm that consults, develops, and executes marketing and social media strategies for locally and nationally-based businesses. Social media is her career, but social issues are what compelled her to become part of the Blue Wave Postcard Movement. Her kids(who have also been instrumental in signing and mailing cards) are the main reason she's become active in the fight for human and civil rights, and she believes that participating in local, state, and national elections will help ensure a brighter future for the next generation. She's currently residing in the Pacific Northwest with her family. 

Moving 100,000 - 300,000 postcards within days is an enormous undertaking - we couldn't manage the workload without the help of countless, dedicated local volunteers. This community helps us sort and package thousands of postcard kits. Because of their help, we're able to ship orders within days of receiving them.

Live in the Boulder/Denver area? Please contact us if you'd like to help!