Josh Yoder grew up in the kind of rural Pennsylvania city, that only gets mentioned during presidential elections and conversations about fascism. He started organizing as a response to the bigotry of the war on terror, and anti-immigrant paranoia of the early 2000s. Previous to co-founding Look Loud, he worked on visual strategy for Sunrise Movement, The Natural History Museum/Not an Alternative, The March for Science, the Public Society, and a half dozen anti-extraction campaigns. His work supports demonstrations in the street to be powerful in digital space. To make our actions reach people who haven’t shown up yet. And to expand the aesthetic tent of social justice to include communities who do not currently see themselves represented.