If you can commit more days mention that

7 people volunteered 2 years ago, I want to see if they are still interested and also check if more people joins

I have listened to his speech at Kerala Literature Fest 2019 and following his statements loosely. I think we should support his candidature and we should campaign for him. See https://prakashraj.com/ for more details.

I'm a permanent member of Indian Pirates and I'm planning to contest Lok Sabha elections 2019 from Kozhikode. Since we are not a registered party, I will be contesting as an independent candidate. I also contested last Kerala state assembly elections from Thiruvananthapuram. The main goal is getting to talk to people about Indian Pirates and the ideas we stand for. First goal: Elections are a good time to talk to any random person about politics. Last time we had around 5 people to campaign and we could not talk to more than 500 people and we still got 160 votes. The decision to contest elections itself brought in more people to Indian Pirates. Second goal: Talking to people and debating issues can give more confidence to us, so it is helpful as a learning exercise as well. So I'd like to have a bigger team to campaign this time.

Akhilesh is a permanent member of Indian Pirates and indicated his willingness to contest from one of the constituencies in Mumbai.

Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N8hX7EY7SM

Story of their historic strike https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/beyond-trafficking-and-slavery/women-strike-back-protest-of-pembillai-orumai-tea-workers/

We need to build an online campaign to reach out to people and talk about our ideas. This could involve recording videos, creating posters, notices, banners etc. You can do it from wherever you are. Since we don't have a lot of money to spend on public relations companies, everyone of us need to pitch in. By doing this, it also help us grow as we get clarification ourselves when trying to convey ideas to people. We will have to find answers to what people ask, so that will lead to more research on different topics.

I think we should support his campaign

https://scroll.in/article/918339/kanhaiya-kumar-on-being-an-accidental-politician-and-why-he-is-contesting-the-lok-sabha-election

Chinju Aswathi is the first intersex Indian to run for national parliamentary elections in India. I have met her at many events including queer pride march at Thrissur. She is an LGBTIQ+ activist and it is important we support their campaign. https://www.gaystarnews.com/article/intersex-activist-makes-history-and-runs-for-election-in-india/#gs.4a2jvy

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kerala/a-space-for-every-colour-in-the-rainbow/article26750770.ece