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About Ines Calloway & Our Movement
Forty years of town halls, door-knocks, and hard-won progress — now carrying a teacher and organizer to the governor's office.
A Teacher, An Organizer, A Neighbor
Ines Calloway taught public school for fourteen years before she ever ran for anything. She organized her first town hall in a church basement in 1985 — twelve people showed up, and she listened to every one of them.
- Fourteen years in public classrooms, from kindergarten to night school.
- Led the coalitions behind fair school funding and paid family leave.
- 140+ town halls hosted — and still counting every week.
Values That Don't Shift With the Polls
People Before Politics
Every position starts with listening sessions in real neighborhoods — never with polling memos. If it doesn't help working families, it doesn't make the platform.
Transparency Always
Donations published, meetings open, promises written down. Our public trust rating of 4.8 out of 5 comes from twelve thousand verified citizens — and we intend to keep it.
Progress You Can Measure
Schools funded, clinics opened, doors knocked. We report results every quarter in plain language — because a movement that can't show its work can't ask for your vote.
The People Powering This Campaign
Field Organizing Team
Door-knocks & town halls
Policy & Research Desk
Costed plans, plain language
Volunteer Coordinators
Training & neighborhood chapters
Community Advocates
Coalitions & endorsements