This summer, Arena hosted a series of seven Arena Academy 201 trainings. Today, we are excited to make many recordings of these sessions available in the Arena Toolbox.

We want to highlight these behind-the-scenes leaders and all the passion and work they poured into their campaigns.

Incredible things happen when Academy graduates come together.

We are excited to announce that all of the Arena endorsed candidates that were elected in 2018 won, or are likely to win, their primary elections.

From recruitment to active mentorship and continued learning, this is how Arena is building an enduring progressive talent pipeline.

Among other things, this very close election will determine whether one of the bluest districts in the country sends a Trump supporter to Capitol Hill.

We’ve compiled some tips for what to do before, during, and after your campaign interview.

How Arena is responding to this earth-shaking moment.

Arena Talks speaks with Majora Carter, a visionary civic activist and entrepreneur from the South Bronx.

Ravi is joined by Yale Law professor Daniel Markovits on the latest episode of Arena Talks.

We’ve worked hard to ensure that the next graduating class of Arena Academy looks like the constituents who will be voting in key races in November.

How should Democratic campaigns adjust in the era of COVID-19?

Hear from two political leaders at the center of the fight against COVID-19 and who are both widely acknowledged to be two of the most likely successors to Bill de Blasio as Mayor.

Ben Wikler joins the Arena Talks podcast to discuss what Wisconsin’s election can teach us about what’s to come in November.

We hosted a 150-person immersive training entirely online — and you can too.

How Arena is stepping up our efforts to go digital and respond to the COVID-19 crisis.

As our mission evolves to meet the demands of the 2020 election calendar, our staff is evolving, too.

I got my first job in Charlotte working for Barack Obama’s ‘08 Presidential run and went to Raleigh as a Data Director for his re-election.

119 Arena scholarship recipients had never worked in politics before. Most of them come from the backgrounds (like low-income families) that Democratic campaigns must better represent if we’re going to win.

When it was Arena’s turn to speak, we asked a different question.

We’re investing $7 million to flip Arizona, Florida, Michigan and North Carolina

Our alumni are already making an impact. Don’t just take our word for it.

2020 hiring has already begun and will continue to move quickly. You’ll want to be ready when hiring managers are.

“You all are the eyes, the ears, the brain, the heart of the campaign. I hope you understand that. I hope you understand truly how important your job is…It’s about taking our state back.”

Meet Arena Careers, the one-stop-shop for progressive talent.

So, you’re thinking about running for office in New York? Here are some questions to get you started.

Gear up for campaign season with these twelve great reads.

The best candidate with all the money in the world, all the right tools, and all the right technologies cannot win alone. It takes people. It’s time we invested in them. Here’s how we’re doing that.

A look into what we teach in the Communications Director track at the Arena Academy.

The group of Arena Fellows who defeated the IDC just achieved historic victories in the NY Legislature.

Announcing Five Borough Future, a vision of self-determination and policy progress for NYC.

Here’s how one team achieved the highest overall score to-date in the Arena Cup—and a perfect score in teamwork.

“Arena Academy is the realest of deals.”

After the 2018 midterm elections, we asked progressive campaigns to share what worked and what didn’t.

Last month, we hosted 150 aspiring campaign staffers in Iowa for our first-ever Arena Academy.

Arena Academy is coming to Charleston, South Carolina this April.

Next week, one hundred and fifty aspiring political staffers will arrive in Des Moines, Iowa for the inaugural Arena Academy.

Have a question about our first Arena Academy in Iowa this February? Start here.

Will you support Arena by helping us fund more scholarships?

Sign up to be the first to know how to get involved with 2020 campaigns.

Once the results of your race are final, all campaigns are created equal regardless of the outcome: they’re all finished.

Last night, we elected a new generation of leaders.

GOTV emergencies can be planned for and practiced so the unpredictable is made manageable.

Here are six recommendations for making your digital program run seamlessly in the final stretch.

For decades, Ron Klain and John Neffinger have advised candidates on how best to prepare for debates, including managing debate prep for the last five Democratic presidential candidates.

Get Out The Vote (GOTV) programs are one of the best opportunities for impact in the final days before an election.

Make a plan to support up-and-coming candidates on the ballot in November with Crush the Midterms.

Last night, all five of our candidates on the ballot in New York won a historic victory.

To date, of our 33 candidates who’ve faced a primary election, 31 have advanced to the general election.

In our Arizona plan, we noted it is “perhaps the most flippable state in the country.” Last night’s results confirm this.

Today, we are excited to announce our latest Arena PAC Fellows.

One year ago, we announced a merger with Chorus Agency.

We’ve added nine new (free) tools to our Campaign Toolbox.

Over the past two months, we received contributions that have doubled the number of candidates we are able to support in 2018.

The Arena PAC is making Arizona our highest priority state for 2018. Here’s why.

So far, 16 of 17 of our Fellows who faced a primary election won.

The Arena Toolbox is a collection of tutorials, toolkits, and resources for campaign professionals to run a best-in-class campaign.

Last night, three of our Fellows — Jessica Morse, Josh Harder, and Andy Kim — faced a decisive primary election. And all three won.

Tonight, four Arena Fellows were on the ballot in Texas and Georgia — and all four won.

We built our Fellowship to support the most promising of the next generation of candidates.

We’re fired up to welcome three new staff members: Santiago Martinez, Julia Leitner, and Christopher Marte.

Lauren Underwood, an Arena candidate, has won her primary and is now the Democratic nominee for US Congress in the Illinois 14th District.

We’ve worked with 21 candidates since we began our candidate support work, and are currently working with 10 candidates who are running for office in 2018. Here’s an update on how they are performing.

Women are running for office in record numbers. Yet women – especially women of color – continue to face enormous challenges.

Gina Ortiz Jones garnered more than double the votes of any of her four opponents in her primary election.

In Virginia, we invested in eleven races — all seats currently held by Republicans — and most of which were considered unlikely Democratic pickups.

Now is the time to expand the map — and our conception of where our leaders come from.

Here are five tips for using your head to build a campaign with heart.

These leaders, all brave first-time candidates for elected office in 2018, were selected based on their ability to do the following: communicate their story and values, bridge across political parties and ideologies, grow and improve as leaders, and showcase strong and viable early-stage campaigns.

On December 8th and 9th, 2017 — the one-year anniversary of that first gathering — we will hold our fourth Arena Summit.

We are excited to announce that we are merging with the Chorus Agency and welcoming its founder, Kate Catherall, to our team as a Partner.

Amazon is dominating our lives and will soon dominate our politics.

Since the 2016 election, hundreds of members of The Arena community have pledged to run for office.

On it, you’ll find jobs from organizations like Indivisible, DNC, ActBlue, NGP VAN — and many new campaigns.

Last night, Democrats narrowly lost two pickup opportunities in congressional special elections.