Founded in 2004, Liberty Tree provided vital support to grassroots campaigns for democratic reform in many areas of life, and brought those campaigns together to form a united movement for democracy. Major projects of the Liberty Tree Foundation for the Democratic Revolution included:

• No Stolen Elections! and the Ohio presidential recount (2004)
• Democratizing Education Network and Tent State Universities (2005-2010)
• Liberty Tree Journal, Issues 1-8 (2005-2008)
• Local Democracy Convention (2006) and Future Cities (2009)
• Democratizing Elections and Voting Rights Summits (2005-2008)
• Bring the Guard Home, It's the Law! (2006-2009)
• No More Stolen Elections! (2011, 2012, 2016)
• Move to Amend (2009-2011 (Move to Amend became an independent organization and continues to this day)
• Wisconsin Wave and the Wisconsin Uprising (2010-2014)
• Democracy Conventions I, II, III (2011, 2013, 2017)
• Global Climate Convergence, Earth Day to May Day, and the Global Climate Strikes (2013-2020)

Immediate precursors to Liberty Tree's founding included the Olympia Round on Corporations and Democracy in Olympia, WA immediately following the WTO protests in Seattle, Democracy Summer 2001 following the 2000 Florida presidential recount, Community Power 2002: First International Conference on Local Democracy (out of which the Participatory Budgeting Project emerged), and the Cities for People conference and U.S. Conference of Mayors protests in Madison in 2003.

We are working on archiving Liberty Tree and all of its websites. The organization is not active anymore, but perhaps, as Touissant said of the tree of liberty of the people of Haiti, "it will grow back because its roots are deep, numerous, and vivacious.”