We welcome community members to a moderated virtual support gathering centered on care, compassion, and mutual respect. This space is intended for quiet presence and gentle sharing. Listening is always welcome, participation is optional. To protect the safety and integrity of this gathering, advance registration and cameras on are required.
We will discuss Joyce Vance’s book, Giving Up Is Unforgivable. If you’ve had a chance to read it, bring a copy along. We will also have handouts of selected passages to read and analyze. This event is organized by a volunteer with Indivisible and is being held at a private address in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. PleaseContinue reading "Book Discussion | Giving Up is Unforgivable"
We are a NEW Central Mass Indivisible group called Worcester County Indivisible Alliance (WCIA) looking to bring people together for community, education, and initiatives that will make a real difference in these difficult times. Please attend our Worcester County bi-monthly Coffee Discussion Group, created by one of our members to bring folks together for aContinue reading "Worcester County Indivisible Alliance Coffee Shop Discussion Group"
This group discusses literature and other media (artwork , movies, and music) relating to nonviolent civil resistance, organizing, and campaigning. Thus far, we have read Erica Chenoweth's "Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know" and Marshall Ganz's "People, Power, Change: Organizing for Democratic Renewal." We're currently reading "How to Save a Constitutional Democracy" by TomContinue reading "Resistance Readers"
This is our monthly meeting where we come together to make plans for fighting back in Randolph. Join a committee that reflects your interests - Overpass brigade, working with the schools, protecting our immigrant neighbors, creating cultural alliances. Note: This event is organized by a volunteer and is not an Indivisible Acton Area event. AContinue reading "Monthly Meeting"
This group discusses literature and other media (artwork , movies, and music) relating to nonviolent civil resistance, organizing, and campaigning. Thus far, we have read Erica Chenoweth's "Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know" and Marshall Ganz's "People, Power, Change: Organizing for Democratic Renewal." We're currently reading "How to Save a Constitutional Democracy" by TomContinue reading "Resistance Readers"
Thinking about solar but not sure where to start? Join our webinar to learn how solar works, what options are available, and how it can help lower energy costs while supporting a cleaner, healthier community!
Join us for our second meeting. We will be making plans for the next No KINGS event on March 28th 2026 This a local Indivisible event! Here is where you'll describe your local event. Please be specific about important details and include anything a first time attendee, or new group member, might find helpful! AContinue reading "Billerica United ~ A Local Indivisible Group | February Meeting"
This a local Indivisible event! At this unimaginable time in our nation’s history, it is imperative we stay informed, engaged, and aligned. We see what is happening in Minneapolis and now Maine, and wonder what may happen in our own communities. Worcester County Indivisible Alliance (WCIA) is proud to announce a presentation by the ExecutiveContinue reading "The War on Immigration"
The role of the Judiciary is to uphold the Constitution and serve as a check on the other branches of government. But under the Trump Administration, the Supreme Court has been compromised; the Department of Justice has been weaponized; and the Constitution has been undermined. So who can we count on to resist Trump’s unconstitutionalContinue reading "Can — And Will — the Judiciary Save Us?"
This group discusses literature and other media (artwork , movies, and music) relating to nonviolent civil resistance, organizing, and campaigning. Thus far, we have read Erica Chenoweth's "Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know" and Marshall Ganz's "People, Power, Change: Organizing for Democratic Renewal." We're currently reading "How to Save a Constitutional Democracy" by TomContinue reading "Resistance Readers"
Celebrate Black history and leadership by examining how past organizers built resilient movements. Explore systemic power structures and inequities, and translate historical lessons into contemporary movement-building and leadership practices. We are thrilled to announce our special guest, Barbara R. Arnwine, esq, president & founder of the Transformative Justice Coalition. Barbara is internationally renowned for contributionsContinue reading "Systems and Power: Lessons From Those Who Came Before Us | Virtual Training"
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