Peace, Justice, & Equality Vigil
2026-06-13 11:30 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | First Unitarian Universalist Church of Middleborough, 25 S Main St, Middleborough, Massachusetts, 02346, United States
This ongoing public witness is an invitation to:

Reflect on the human cost of violence

Pray for peace and reconciliation

Stand in solidarity with all who suffer in conflict

Be a visible reminder of compassion in the community

You are welcome to join us. Bring your own sign or borrow one of our extras. Whether for a few minutes or the whole vigil, your presence is a meaningful expression of faith-rooted peace. We have rarely cancelled, even for weather.

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Rowley Stand Up for Democracy
2026-06-13 12:00 - 13:00 | Rowley Town Hall, 139 Main Street, Rowley, Massachusetts, 01969
Join us for music and waving on Main Street. Bring a chair, rollator…we have signs!

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Defend Democracy Danvers Peabody
2026-06-13 12:00 - 13:00 | Danvers Private Address, Danvers, Massachusetts, United States
This is a weekly local Indivisible event, held every Saturday, weather permitting, from noon to 1 pm, on the Rail Trail overpass on Andover St. -Rte 114 in Danvers. We gather together with posters, banners, and songs to oppose the current administration. ALL are invited to join us.

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Brookline Rally for Democracy, June 2026
2026-06-13 13:00 - 14:00 | Coolidge Corner, Beacon Street & Harvard Stree, Brookline, Massachusetts, 02446
Brookline Rally for Democracy

Every Saturday at 1:00 PM | Coolidge Corner

Join members of three Brookline pro-democracy groups — Indivisible Activist Evenings, Brookline Pax, and Speak Out, Seniors! — for our weekly rally at Coolidge Corner.

We gather to raise our voices and our signs in defense of democracy, justice, and decency — and to stand united against the abuses of the Trump administration and the forces that threaten our rights and freedoms.

We stand for:

• Immigrant rights, human rights, and racial justice

• Free speech, the Constitution, and the rule of law

• Access to health and healthcare for all

• Protection of our planet and the future we leave to the next generation

We choose empathy over cruelty, peace over violence, and hope over fear.

Our rallies are peaceful, spirited, and uplifting — a chance to connect, recharge, and stand up for what matters. Bring your friends, your voice, and your sign (or borrow one of ours!).

All are welcome! The rally is multi-generational and family-friendly; those using walkers or other mobility devices may use them to sit to participate.

In the event of inclement weather, we’ll each use our best judgment about whether to attend. We hope you’ll do the same!

Please join us, one rally at a time. We’ll continue for as long as it takes.

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Educational Forum #2: Debrief from MA State Democratic Convention w/ Delegates!
2026-06-13 15:00 - 17:00 | Northborough Free Library, 34 Main St, Northborough, Massachusetts, 01532
Join us for a short convention summary/lecture and group brainstorming. GAIN Board members Mitch Cohen and Stephanie Sullivan and others, who attended the recent Massachusetts Democratic Convention, will review what they learned! The Convention took place May 29 and 30 in Worcester.

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Indivisible Middleboro's Peaceful Protest & Honor Vigil
2026-06-14 11:00 - 12:00 | Middleborough Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Ave, Middleborough, Massachusetts, United States
This a local Indivisible event to peacefully honor and remember the service members who have died in the ongoing war with Iran, and to hold a peaceful protest calling for an end to the conflict. This will be a solemn, nonpartisan community gathering focused on remembrance, reflection, and a call for peace.

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Patriots Standing Up for Democracy
2026-06-14 12:00 - 13:30 | Barre Town Common, MA-122, Barre, Massachusetts, 01005
This a local Indivisible event!

We have our peaceful Stand Outs weekly. Every Sunday from noon to 1:30pm we line the street around our Common and hold signs that are relevant to fighting for our Democracy. We sing songs and we do chants, we are unified in our love for our country and we know it is important for us to stand up and be seen, be heard and be with other Patriots that care about our country. We have copies of the Constitution and flags along with signs that can be used. We welcome all to stand tall with us. We also collect food and funds for our town’s Food Pantry. We are in this together and helping our community in this small way is an act of empathy, understanding and kindness that we encourage.

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Methuen Indivisible Community Picnic: We the People Means Everyone!
2026-06-14 15:00 - 17:00 | Edward S. Alekel Veterans Memorial Park aka Milk St. Park, 123 Milk St, Methuen, Massachusetts, 01844, United States
This a local Indivisible event!

We invite you to join us for a family friendly afternoon, connecting with friends, meeting new people, and building community. Let’s celebrate Flag Day and Pride together.

We will have face painting, lawn games, arts and crafts, and an Ice Cream Truck. Voter Registration information and forms will be available.

Things to bring: lawn chairs or blankets, and lunch or snacks. If you play an instrument, please bring it to join with other musicians.

Finally, if you are able, please bring a hygiene item appropriate for teens. These will be donated to the Methuen High School Care Closet.

Looking forward to seeing you then! (Please note that this event is weather dependent)

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Block by Block - Phone Bank with SURJ! (Win Primaries for Progressive Champions in CA, ME & MI!)
2026-06-14 15:00 - 18:00 | Virtual Event – Join from Anywhere
Come phone bank with SURJ!

We are now in a decisive phase of the fight against authoritarianism, the threat is real and the stakes are high. And people are fighting back. Millions have protested, and we’ve watched powerful organizing coming out of Minneapolis, Chicago, and other cities that have borne the brunt of ICE’s assaults on our communities. Mass anger exists, but mass organization does not yet exist at the scale needed to win. Movements become real when they reach millions: organized, trained, and acting together.

Come take action with SURJ! We’ll be calling voters about primary races working to elect progressive champions in key states and districts to ultimately take back BOTH the House and Senate this November. These races include:

Randy Villegas, who is a 30-year old son of immigrants and activist for immigrant rights in his area. He is an elected school board trustee in Visalia, CA and political science professor who is running to represent California’s 22nd congressional district, representing Bakersfield and portions of the central valley.

Graham Platner, who is a Marine, U.S. Army veteran, and oyster farmer running to be the next Senator to represent Maine.

Will Lawrence, who is an organizer and coalition-builder with experience speaking truth to power and getting results at the local, state and federal level running to represent Michigan Congressional District 7 in Lansing.

Come as you are! No experience needed! Full training & lots of support included!

Candidate Schedule:

Villegas for CA Congressional District 22 – 5/23 5/28, 5/30, 6/2 (Election day)

Platner for Senator in ME – 6/6

Lawrence for MI Congressional District 7 – 6/14, 6/18

Candidate TBD – 6/20

Logistics:

These phone banks are online on the Zoom platform. Log into the call on Zoom on your computer and bring your phone to make the calls (if you only have one device, still come!).

We have a robust training on the call to give you all the information you need — a script, technical support, and coaching throughout.

Returners can start early.

You will receive an email with orientation materials ahead of time.

Please note the time zone for call time.

Feeling Unsure?

Our model works – learn from the best! Our phonebanks have one of the highest rates of success in the country. No matter whether you’re brand new caller or a seasoned organizer, if you join our banks, you can trust that you are putting your effort into a method that works. And you’ll get to learn powerful organizing skills from seasoned leaders!

Our conversations are based on open-ended questions and deep listening. You do not need to be an expert on the issues or a candidate – our phone banks are successful because we deeply connect with voters and make them feel heard.

Want to hear what a phonebank is like? Check out this video interviewing SURJ phonebankers.

Context:

As Trump and republicans defund the social safety net and peddle more racist lies, millions of people are increasingly feeling the effects of the billionaire agenda. We know this fight is on multiple fronts, and this fall we have an opportunity to harness the energy of the streets and rising resentment towards November’s elections – to not only wrest power from MAGA, but to put candidates in office who are willing to stand up to Trump and fight for working class people. BOTH the House AND Senate are in play for Democrats to take back control and this year we aim to put progressive working class champions in a position to WIN.

For the last six years, SURJ’s phone banking program has grown to be one of the strongest in the country, reaching millions of working class people with our vision of finding our shared interest in standing alongside people of color and rejecting white supremacy. This year is an opportunity to deliver strategic blows to the MAGA agenda and throw down a gauntlet to force the Democratic Party to reckon with true progressive, working class fighters.

To do this, we’re focusing on key House districts in California and New York between April and June in addition to a critical Senate race in Maine. In July and August we will shift focus to primaries for key House districts in Minnesota and Michigan.

These races will affect millions of working class people this year. Our work on Primary races this spring and summer will set us up to add more progressive champions to the halls of congress and take back power this November. We will continue to build power to stop MAGA, by supporting unapologetically progressive working class champions. Alongside our partners across the country, this is the time for our movements to offer a bold vision and bring our people into it.

About SURJ:

Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is the largest organization in the country that explicitly organizes white communities for justice. Instead of choosing racism, silence, or complicity, we help white communities choose justice. We have thousands of national members and 150+ chapters across the US and Canada.

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YAS Queens: No Kings Standout
2026-06-14 16:00 - 17:30 | Main and Moody Sts, Main and Moody Streets, Waltham, Massachusetts
Indivisible and the national No Kings coalition are calling for another day of nationwide resistance action on June 14, the one-year anniversary of the first No Kings protest and the day Trump will stage a UFC fight at the White House to celebrate his 80th birthday. June 14 is also Waltham Pride– an event that is particularly meaningful in the context of an Administration and Republican Party that remain hell-bent on making life as hard as possible for our trans community members as part of a broader campaign of oppression towards queer people and people who identify as or are perceived as women.

Indivisible Waltham will have a table at Pride from noon-4pm and we invite you to stop by our table to connect, fill out some postcards (or pick up a postcard pack to fill out later and share with friends), get some of our newest “I will vote” stickers, and learn about the plans we’ve been starting to cook up for how to support voter turnout efforts heading into the fall elections.

No Kings, Yaas Queens dance-themed standout after Waltham Pride

In consultation with our friends on the Pride organizing team, we’re organizing a standout immediately following Pride from 4:00-5:30pm on the sidewalks of Main and Moody Street, adjacent to but not directly on the Common, as Pride vendors will still be breaking down and cleaning up on the Common. This will be a Pride-themed celebration as protest, a way to be visible together in community and remind those who count on our apathy that we are not going away and not going to cede our power or our ability to exercise our rights even in the face of intimidation tactics aimed at suppressing and discouraging protest locally and nationally (those Flock cameras are not going to keep us away!)We will take up space, we will be visible, we will be loud, we will dance, and we will continue to build community and people power. We hope you join us and invite your friends too! There is a digital poster at the end of this newsletter that you can feel free to share with your contacts.

How you can help: Bring some extra Prime-themed posters to share!

We will be promoting the standout at our Pride table, and hope that folks who attend Pride who might not otherwise know about our work decide to stay for a bit and join us in the standout. Knowing people are unlikely to bring posters to Pride with them, it would be very helpful if those of you who will be coming directly to the standout could bring extra posters, so folks who join without prior planning have a sign they can use. We’d like the theme to be celebratory, de-centering or minimizing Trump (as he is a wannabe King with waning relevance and power) and lifting up diversity in all its beautiful forms, particularly diversity of gender expression, sexual orientation, and freedom of expression.

Bridging the Political Divide: Tools for Constructive Conversations
2026-06-14 16:30 - 18:30 | First Parish Church United, 48 Main St, Westford, Massachusetts, 01186
Join us for the monthly meeting of the Indivisible Westford Progressive Massachusetts chapter. This month:

Bridging the Political Divide: Tools for Constructive Conversations

Democracy runs on the open exchange of ideas, but it’s not always easy. We can’t change minds overnight, but with the right tools we CAN build greater understanding, and earn the respect of people with a range of political views.

Come and share your personal experiences on what works and what doesn’t and get some expert advice.

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We’re thrilled to host Alix Smullin, one of the founders of Swing Left North Shore/Cape Ann who has extensive experience with voter outreach.

Alix has been talking politics for many years, both professionally and as a volunteer. She’ll show us how it’s done, with concrete examples and suggestions for having better conversations. She will also fill us in on Swing Blue’s Ground Truth program, which is using some of these techniques to improve political outcomes.

NC Phonebanks - conversations that matter with voters in NC
2026-06-14 18:00 - 20:00 | Massachusetts
During this critical election cycle, we will be making high-impact calls for Roy Cooper for US Senate, Justice Anita Earls, and State House candidates. We will partner with two grassroots groups, Down Home NC and Carolina Federation, to support their endorsed candidates. We will be having impactful conversations which will inspire voters to get to the polls in November, and we need your help.

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Your volunteer work has value – join our phenomenal online community of phonebank volunteers – if you have helped in the past – thank you and we look forward to seeing you again! And if you haven’t phoned with us yet, well then welcome and come aboard!

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you on Sunday nights!

Rise Up, Sing Out-Find One Near You
2026-06-14 19:00 - 21:00 | Massachusetts
Trump will be marking his birthday once again with made-for-tv spectacle. This time, instead of emulating dictators with a military parade, he’ll be playing Roman emperor with a cage match for his amusement at the White House.

The Committee for the First Amendment, with enthusiastic support from the No Kings Coalition, will be counterprogramming his little stunt with a nationally livestreamed concert featuring prominent activists and musicians.

But ours won’t be mere spectacle. We’re inviting folks to host house parties around the country to build local power around anti-authoritarian defiance. Lots of Indivisible groups already have events planned, but you don’t need to be a group leader to invite a few friends over and use our organizing toolkit to plan local actions.

And for those who tune in on their own, we’ll be offering calls to action around voting, election protection, and defense of our First Amendment rights.

Watch from Home

Host a Watch Party

You can find more info at the Rise Up and Sing Out website.

Note: Many of these events are taking place in private homes. If you don’t see one near you, reach out to your local Indivisible.

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Singing for our Neighbors: Benefit for CASA
2026-06-14 19:00 - 21:00 | Congregation Beth El, 105 Hudson Rd, Sudbury, Massachusetts
Fabulous folk artists and dear friends Sue Horowitz & Eric Kilburn are raising their voices to raise much-needed funds to support our immigrant neighbors! Eric & Sue offer this double album release concert of Eric’s new album “Passages” and Sue’s new album “Rainy Nights and Rearview Windows.” All proceeds go to Casa (Metrowest Worker Center). Join us to enjoy an evening of heart-stirring, thought-provoking, toe-tapping music together, as we build communal support and power together to fund critical services for MetroWest immigrant families. Please donate generously, whether or not you plan to attend! This concert is cosponsored by Sudbury United Methodist Church and Temple Beth Am of Framingham.

Metrowest Worker Center – Casa is an immigrant worker-led organization which responds to the myriad needs of immigrants and their families in these troubled times. Casa provides critical support for detainees and their families, legal services, housing needs, food, medical care and associated costs, transportation, emotional support, and other everyday needs. All proceeds from this event will directly benefit our immigrant neighbors.

Sue Horowitz With a voice as warm as honey whiskey, and a vibe as confident as a tree with deep roots, Sue Horowitz writes songs about everyday struggles and joys and makes them meaningful and resonant. Her stories in song are poignant, heart-felt, hilarious, rousing, timely and timeless. In addition to her solo career, Sue has joined forces with the rising Ithaca-based band Autumn Sun.

With one foot planted firmly in the spiritual Jewish music world, and the other in the singer-songwriter world, Sue has over 20 years of national touring experience, from large festivals to congregations to intimate house concerts. This York Beach, ME artist has 6 albums of original music, and her latest albums “Rainy Nights and Rearview Windows” and “Strings, Wings, and Curious Things,” topped the Folk Radio charts. Sue’s sound is a blend of American and Folk, while also drawing influences from blues and classic rock, making each song unique. More about Sue

Eric Kilburn’s songs run the gamut from poignant to hilarious, from the personal to the political. He’s got a knack for simple insights that sneak up on you. Eric’s been writing and performing music since college, but he got serious in 1981, when Pete Seeger heard his music and encouraged him to create more songs.

Over the past forty-five years he’s toured extensively around the eastern U.S., released seven critically acclaimed albums, and co-parented two beautiful sons. His latest album Passages, (released in February 2026), reflects on people and cultures going through changes and has generated rave reviews and extensive folk radio airplay. More about Eric

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Postcarding for the Midterms
2026-06-15 18:45 - 20:45 | United Parish in Brookline, 15 Marion St, Brookline, Massachusetts, 02446
Every week we’ll have postcards to go to midterm swing states. You’ll be writing cards to Maine, North Carolina, PA and others. Calls to action will vary. We promise you can count on writing a tested message to a crucial voter.

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Gun Violence Prevention on the Ballot
2026-06-15 19:00 - 20:00 | Virtual Event – Join from Anywhere
You’ve probably seen signature collectors out in force for the ten campaigns currently collecting to get questions on the November ballot.

But what you need to remember is that there are *11* potential questions, as one question is already guaranteed a spot on the ballot.

That’s because the gun lobby in the state collected signatures for a referendum on MA’s 2024 gun safety omnibus bill. It’s critical to remember as well that you vote YES to keep the law.

But what’s in the bill anyway? And why is this so important? Join us on Monday, June 15, at 7 pm to learn more about the Vote Yes for a Safe MA campaign and how to get involved.

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Strategic Thinking: Key Races Democrats Must Win in November
2026-06-15 19:00 - 20:30 | United Parish in Brookline, 15 Marion St, Brookline, Massachusetts, 02446
Democrats are still favored to flip the House, despite the Callais and Virginia Supreme Court Decisions, as will be explained. Thereafter, the key competitive districts that—if won—will allow Democrats to flip the House will be discussed. Finally, though less likely, flipping the Senate may be possible; plus, it is essential that Democrats make progress in 2026 in order to capture the Senate in 2028.

Ed Loechler is a co-founder and data cruncher for Force Multiplier. He’ll walk us through how he uses numbers to choose races where time and money can be invested wisely.

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Indivisible Kick Off: Peggy Flannagan for Senate - MN
2026-06-15 20:00 - 20:45
Join with Indivisibles across the country to learn about what Indivisible National is doing to help secure a big win for Peggy Flanagan in the MN-Sen Primary on August 11th.

We’ll kick things off with Indivisible’s Ezra Levin, who will tell us the stakes of this primary and why Indivisible is proud to endorse Peggy Flanagan. Then we’ll get into the opportunities available to you to get involved, reach voters across Minnesota, and help get Peggy over the finish line.

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You can learn more about Peggy Flanagan and other Indivisible Action endorsees here.

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Standout at Framingham ISAP Office
2026-06-16 08:30 - 10:00 | Lifetime Fitness Parking Lot, 490 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham, Massachusetts, 01701
Join us as we draw attention to the invasive cruelty of ICE’s ISAP program. The Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) utilizes private contractors to surveil and monitor undocumented neighbors via biometric scans and ankle monitors.

Park at Life Time Fitness. Protest on public sidewalk facing the intersection at 10 Speen St. Signs welcome.

Postcard Party
2026-06-16 09:00 - 11:00 | Boston Bean, 102 Main St, Maynard, Massachusetts, 01754
Send hand-written postcards to voters in states that will play a key role in taking back Congress and in electing leaders who will fight back against the current authoritarian regime. Postcards educate voters, urge them to register to vote, and urge them to vote for specific candidates in special elections, primaries, and the November 2026 mid-term elections. Hand-written postcards have been proven in multiple studies to boost turnout enough to swing elections. Each packet of 15 postcards has everything you need, and costs $10 to cover stamps and cards for those who can afford it.

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It’s more fun to write together, but if you can’t stay, you can also stop by and pick up postcards to write at home.

Stand up for Democracy
2026-06-16 10:30 - 11:30 | Dandelion Park, Dandelion Park, Marshfield, Massachusetts
Join the good troublemakers of Southeastern Massachusetts for a flash mob rally at the Plain Street traffic light in front of Roche Brothers to protest the Trump regime’s unconstitutional actions. Every Tuesday morning, there is a protest in Marshfield to support democracy and stand up against the unconstitutional Trump regime.

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Indivisible for Brad Lander NY-10 & Darializa Avila Chevalier NY-13 Phonebanks
2026-06-16 17:30 - 19:30 | Virtual Event – Join from Anywhere
Join Indivisible as we make calls into NY-10 and NY-13 to get voters ready for the upcoming primary election on June 23rd – we’ll share why we’re supporting Brad Lander for New York’s 10th Congressional District and Darializa Avila Chevalier for New York’s 13th! We’ll be telling voters all about these exciting candidates and why they should be voting to send Brad and Darializa to represent them in DC. Help make calls to voters in these two districts, and let’s send real fighters for families and defenders of democracy to Congress!

A short phonebanking training will be included at the beginning of each phonebank, so both first-time dialers and phonebank pros are welcome to join. Be sure to have both a computer and a phone so that you can make calls to voters.

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Texting Tuesdays | Virtual Text Bank
2026-06-16 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual Event – Join from Anywhere
Join us on Zoom at 6pm ET/5pm CT every week as we gather to drive change through digital organizing. Our texting campaigns will give you the opportunity to engage residents across the U.S. while empowering them to make a positive impact in their communities. Last year, we sent over 19 million texts educating residents on local elections, environmental justice, police reform, health care, and so much more! During the event we will provide training, discuss our latest texting campaign, and we will take action.

A basic Zoom account is required to register.

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Learn to Phone Bank
2026-06-16 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual Event – Join from Anywhere
Are you new to phone banking or new to our predictive dialers? We have small group training to help you with everything you need to start.

From a light refresher on how to use Scale to Win to an in-depth review on how to talk to voters, we have you covered. Once you know how to use Scale to Win, you can use it on any campaign, including the ones we are currently working on. So come on out, get trained, and let’s win every race we can!

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Phone Bank to Protect Voting Rights
2026-06-16 18:00 - 20:00
Join Common Cause for an important phone bank as we mobilize voters to take action against dangerous legislation in state houses and Congress. We will focus on the most urgent campaigns that need our help. Some of these campaigns may include stopping bills that will make it harder for millions of Americans—especially students, seniors, and veterans—to cast their ballots. We need your help to ensure voters across the country call their elected representatives and make their voices heard.

No prior experience is necessary—our team will provide full training at the start of each shift!

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What to Expect:

A step-by-step walkthrough of our Phone Dialer tools.

Expert tips on effective communication with voters.

Opportunities to ask questions and connect with other like-minded volunteers.

Sign up today and take the first step toward empowering voters and protecting democracy in 2025!

IMC Statewide Call: Election Integrity
2026-06-16 19:00 - 20:00
You’re invited to join the Indivisible Mass Coalition Statewide Call on Tuesday, June 16, from 7 to 8 PM, with a guest speakers Leah Greenberg, Co Founder & Co Executive Director, Indivisible and Nancy Brown of VoProPros discuss all manner of election integrity work needed to win in 2026. RSVP here!

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Force Multiplier: Let's Build Democratic Power in the Senate
2026-06-16 19:00 - 20:00
We need four seats to regain a majority, and three to force a power sharing agreement. ​The Force Multiplier Senate slate focuses on eight races we believe present our best opportunities.

Sen. Slotkin and Deputy Director Henry will speak about the changing political landscape, and how Democrats can build a majority in the Senate.

This event supports Democratic candidates in nine key races. Three are running for seats we need to defend, and six are running for seats currently held by Republicans.

Candidates:

Sherrod Brown (Ohio) is a former three term Senator and seven term Congressman. He is running for the seat held by Jon Husted, who was appointed to fill the seat held by J.D. Vance.

Roy Cooper (North Carolina) is the two term former Governor. He is running for the open seat vacated by retiring Republican Senator Thom Tillis.

Senator Jon Ossoff (GA) is running for re-election. He won his seat in a runoff by just 1.2%. He is the only incumbent Democrat running in a state that Trump won.

Chris Pappas (NH) is a four term Congressman who is running for the open seat vacated by retiring Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen.

Mary Peltola (Alaska) is running for the seat held by Republican Dan Sullivan. She served as the U.S. Representative in Alaska’s At-Large congressional district from 2022-25..

Graham Platner (Maine) is a veteran and an oyster farmer who has cleared the Democratic field to run against incumbent Republican Susan Collins.

James Talarico (Texas) is a four term state legislator who is running against Attorney General Ken Paxton for the seat currently held by Sen. John Cornyn.

Josh Turek (Iowa) is a state legislator who is running for the open seat currently held by Republican Joni Ernst.

Nominee Funds:

Michigan Senate Nominee Fund

Funds will be awarded to the winner of the August 4th primary. This is an open seat currently held by Democrat Gary Peters.

Nominee Funds give us the opportunity to raise funds for competitive races before a candidate is chosen. The funds are held in escrow by Act Blue and given to the winner as soon as they are declared.

If you click on one of the donate buttons, your contribution will be allocated equally to these seven candidates.

If you wish to target your contribution to individual candidates, click on “Customize amounts” in the box above the donation buttons.

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Leading with Inclusion — Courageous Solidarity Across LGBTQ+ Communities
2026-06-16 19:00 - 20:30 | Virtual Event – Join from Anywhere
As movements work to build lasting power, inclusive leadership and strategic solidarity are essential. Join us for Leading with Inclusion: Solidarity Across LGBTQ+ Communities, a conversation that celebrates the history, resilience, and leadership of LGBTQ+ people while exploring how we can strengthen movements through accountable allyship and inclusive practices.

This session will examine the challenges LGBTQ+ communities continue to face, particularly at the intersections of race, class, gender identity, and sexual orientation. Together, we will explore how systems of oppression impact LGBTQ+ people and learn practical strategies for creating more welcoming, affirming, and effective movement spaces.

Our featured speaker, Katie Blair, serves as Vice President of Advocacy at PFLAG National, where she leads national campaigns and legislative advocacy on issues including healthcare access, parental rights, school censorship, conversion therapy, and civil rights protections for LGBTQ+ people.

Join us for a powerful conversation exploring what it means to build movements rooted in belonging, courage, and solidarity.

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Write Postcards to Voters!
2026-06-17 09:00 - 11:00 | First Parish Church Westford, 43 Main Street, Westford, Massachusetts
Join us for lively conversation as we write postcards to voters in other states! Campaigns will vary. The cost is usually $10 per packet of 15 cards/stamps/addresses. However, there are occasional special campaigns and the US Post Office has been raising prices frequently.

We’ll be here all summer, come and write, or pick up to take home!

Bear Witness- Protest and Food Drive Wednesdays at ICE
2026-06-17 11:00 - 13:00 | Burlington ICE Enforcement & Removal Operations Office, 1000 District Avenue, Burlington, MA, 01803
Updated with New Carpool and Parking Information!

BEARING WITNESS STANDOUT SCHEDULE AND GUIDELINES

Above all, we are committed to nonviolence.

The standout takes place every Wednesday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

From 11 am to noon, Bearing Witness organizers and special guest speakers address those gathered and discuss a variety of immigration-related topics.

From noon-12:30 pm, the loudspeakers are turned toward the ICE building and those gathered are invited to come up to the microphone and read parts of the U.S. Constitution.

From 12:30-1 p.m., the crowd turns and marches down District Avenue to Mall Road, where we stand with our signs, sing and chant, and wave to passing motorists.

We ALWAYS stand peacefully with signs outside the ICE facility.

We ALWAYS hold signs with supportive messages about immigrants and/or against ICE. We do not focus on other issues.

We do not block the entrance, approach ICE agents, or block traffic on District Avenue.

We DO NOT stand in restricted areas as designated by Burlington police.

We IGNORE and do not engage with “counter protestors,” those who are supporters of ICE.

INTERACTIONS WITH DETAINEES AND ICE OFFICIALS

Immigrants who are fortunate to leave the facility have shown gratitude for our presence and some share their stories with us.

ICE agents tend to cover their faces with masks, many record us with their phones, others give a smug smile or laugh, though they rarely say anything.

The security officers stationed at the front of the building have not bothered us to date.

More Info & Email Updates

BEARING WITNESS CARPOOL SERVICE

We have a NEW volunteer-led carpool, which operates from a few nearby parking lots. Availability is limited so sign up in advance is highly recommended, but not required. You can request a ride – or volunteer to be a driver – using this link (you will receive an email with full details about parking, etc.): https://tally.so/r/GxrQkO

OTHER PARKING OPTIONS

Other than the carpool option, parking remains an issue for attendees. Please note that you will likely be towed if you park in any private lots along District Avenue or at the Burlington Mall. National Development, owners of The District properties along District Avenue, have contracted with Hunter Security Services and Murray’s Towing and will tow cars suspected of parked to attend the standout.

Parking is no longer allowed at the AMC Burlington lot.

The MBTA 350 bus runs from the Alewife T stop to Burlington Mall Road. Exit the bus at the “Burlington Mall Road” stop, opposite NE Executive Park, which is at the intersection of Mall Road and District Avenue.

If you prefer a shorter bus ride, you can drive to Burlington and park at the United Church of Christ (6 Lexington St., Burlington) or Temple Shalom Emeth (16 Lexington St., Burlington) and walk to the 350 bus stop at the intersection of Cambridge Street and Bedford Street.

SIGNS FOR THE STANDOUT

Due to the ongoing parking issues, we recommend that standout attendees do not bring their own signs (it clearly shows the towing company that you’re heading to the standout).

Instead, please consider borrowing a sign from the large selection offered by Bearing Witness at each Wednesday standout. Upon arrival ask any safety marshall (wearing an orange vest) for the location of the box of signs. At the conclusion of the standout, please return the signs to the box.

If you choose to bring a sign — and if you use our new carpool service feel free to bring a sign — please remember that this is a very targeted action outside the ICE facility and is not the venue for protesting other causes. Even though we care deeply about other issues, while outside the ICE facility we must remain focused on immigration. Our goal is to come together across any political differences to show our collective support for immigrants and their rights.

Need help or ideas for making a sign? Follow these tips!

Bearing Witness attendees Tina & Jay continue to collect food pantry donations to help local immigrant families. You can drop off unopened food/health/household items by the tree.
