Blue Who?

Blue Moreno is a veteran grassroots organizer, social justice activist, campaign strategist, creative director, storytelling scallywag, and diabetic do-gooder.

For 18 years across dozens of states, he's walked the talk and rung the bell for righteous (lefteous) campaigns and causes. From The Bronx to the bayou and Boca to Bakersfield, Blue has knocked in every type of community, climate, and time zone. He believes democracy is a verb, organizing is an art, and talking to voters where they live is vital to our survival.

He recently discovered that writing bios in the third person makes him uncomfortable.

Hi, I'm Blue!

I just finished a stint as Senior Strategist for Rev. Michael Blake's congressional bid in NY-15. This fall, I'm traveling the country to train hundreds of organizers and canvass thousands of voters. I'll be updating this site throughout the journey, with opportunities for new volunteers and veteran organizers to level-up in their pursuit of good trouble.

Before learning I carry the gene that causes activism, I was busy flailing and failing my way through the arts. I'm a former DJ, screenwriter, actor, rapper, singer, director, music producer, and bon vivant hipster.

My hobbies include lack of sleep, admiring my nieces, and managing NYC's third-largest stress ball collection. I'm a 55-year-old, half Sephardic, half Ashkenazic mensch from the mean streets of Bethesda, MD. I proudly rep NYC-DSA and the New York Working Families Party.

I live at the intersection of politics, pop culture, and E 62nd St.