This a local Indivisible event! Join us for sign holding at the bridge in Tyngsboro Town Center (we are there every other Saturday 11-1). Our focus this time is Women's health and rights in support of Bigger than Dobbs II. Women, often seniors, are predominantly the ones who have founded and run the many localContinue reading "Bigger Than Dobbs II"
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Every Saturday, noon – 1 PM. Protest at Westford Town Hall, 55 Main St. Park behind town hall, behind the library at 50 Main St., or at Roudenbush, 65 Main St. Show the world we won’t stand for this. Show local people at risk that we support them. Meet like-minded neighbors and learn new waysContinue reading "Westford Saturday Protests"
Every Saturday at NOON to about 2 PM at 888 Boylston St, Boston Other locations: A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent tactics. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values. Organized by Tesla Take Down The Tesla Takeover: How the ProtestsContinue reading "Tesla Protest"
Join IndivisibleLAB to protest the GOP War on Women! Last year, Indivisibles warned the public about Project 2025, holding standouts and rallies with signs saying "Abortion is just the tip of the iceberg” and "Republicans are trying to turn back the clock” with antiquated laws like the Comstock Act. This year we are seeing theContinue reading "Stop the GOP War on Women"
Come join us for the special viewing party of the groundbreaking documentary on reparations at the historic Strand Theater! Witness firsthand the powerful storytelling and impactful interviews that shed light on this important subject by some of the most recognizable and respected figures in Boston. Starring: Sharra Owens, City Councilors Tania Anderson, Julia Meija & Charles Yancey, Tony Van Der,Continue reading "Movie Event: Reparations Documentary at Strand Theater"
Join us for our June meeting and hear about upcoming actions for Bigger Than Dobbs II weekend.
Bigger Than Dobbs II: Stop Trump's and the GOP's War on Women March Forward/Indivisible Quincy is organizing a "Bigger Than Dobbs'' rally to Stop the War on Women, Sunday 6/29 from 2-4 pm in the Hancock Adams Common outside Quincy City Hall. Speakers will include local activists, organizations, and elected officials. Some signs will beContinue reading "Bigger Than Dobbs II: Stop Trump’s War on Women"
Are you alarmed by the far-right's relentless push to dismantle our democracy and undermine our future? The time to act is now—your voice and involvement are vital in this critical moment. Together, we have the power to resist this dangerous agenda that seeks to replace our democracy with authoritarian rule. By organizing, mobilizing, and holding leaders accountable, we can protect theContinue reading "MASSACHUSETTS: Rapid Response for Our Freedoms"
Marshfield is always striving to be a more diverse community and welcoming to strangers. One way the town has done this is to issue proclamations recognizing communities in the town on specific days and months. Unfortunately, for the first time in three years, there was no proclamation issued to recognize Pride Month. The reason thereContinue reading "Marshfield Diversity Rally"
Residents across the Commonwealth are feeling angry and anxious about the never-ending barrage of horrors from the Trump-Musk administration, and many of them want to take action – and at every level of government. But the question facing every person wanting to take action is a simple one: How? Come learn from groups on theContinue reading "“MA Fights Back” Organizing Fair: Billerica"
the State of MA is closing multiple shelters starting on June 30th, leaving many of the Haitian families there, already at risk, with nowhere to go. In response, we have identified and interviewed families that are - all are in the U.S. legally, have work authorization, are primed for self-sufficiency, and are desperately need help.Continue reading "Be the Movement. Welcome the Stranger. Info Session for the Indivisible Nashoba, Acton and Westford"