themselves then we've done a small good and our fight to get our music heard is justified." In 2020 the duo released single "Attack of Panic", which dealt with themes of anxiety and panic attacks. The music video for their 2020 single "Joan of Arc on the Dance Floor", directed by Aly and her husband, Stephen Ringer, featured clips of Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, who were responsible for the 2018 confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in the wake of sexual assault allegations against him, as well as a thank you to his accuser Christine Blasey Ford. The video's credits also include a thank you to Anita Hill, who accused Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment in 1991 prior to his appointment to the Supreme Court. The duo partnered with Propeller in 2018, a site aimed at fostering social consciousness among music fans. They are currently running a contest through the site in which fans can earn points in exchange for charitable donations and petition signatures, points can then be redeemed for the chance to win an in-person experience which includes a preview of upcoming music. The site hosted donations for the duo's 2020 all-night live stream, "Up All Night with Aly & AJ". The stream included a full live-band concert, acoustic performances, reactions to their earlier work & conversations with friends & collaborators. The stream raised US$30,000 for 13 charities: Color of Change, Frontline Foods, Save our Stages, Project Heal, Women's History Museum, The Art of Elysium, The Trevor Project, Nalleli Cobo, GLAAD, Sierra Club, MusiCares, The Beauty Bus Foundation, and the Red Cross. The pair participated in phone banking events for Senate candidate Amy McGrath at the 2020 United States Senate election as well as for Senate candidates Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in their respective Georgia run-off races in early 2021. They also phone banked and supported Joe Biden in the general election of the 2020 United States presidential election. Other work Acting The duo have both pursued separate acting careers outside of their music, as well as having starred in some joint projects. Most notably, the pair starred as sisters in the 2006 Disney Channel Original movie Cow Belles, with "On the Ride" from their debut album Into The Rush serving as the movie's theme song. The sisters also starred in a Disney Channel television pilot Haversham Hall, although the show was