Join Mystic Mashup at local Citizen Bank branches to send Citizens Bank a clear message: financing private prison and immigration detention facility operators The GEO Group and CoreCivic is bad for business.
We’ll stand out on the public sidewalk in front of Citizens Banks in Medford Square and Davis Square on Saturdays from 11-12. (We’ll take a break on 3/28 so that we can attend No Kings III.)
Please only bring signs specific to this action: Cages Aren’t Communities; Citizens Bank – Stop Financing ICE gulags; Citizens Bank + ICE = Human Rights Abuse; ICE Prisons Don’t Strengthen Our Communities; Citizens Bank- Cut Ties With ICE Gulags; etc. We’ll have some extra signs, too.
A core principle behind all of these events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events. Please do not block business entrances or traffic.
Join us for a 2 hour virtual training on civil resistance and noncooperation. We will cover the authoritarian threat, pillars of support, stories of noncooperation in these times, and how noncooperation has been used to defeat authoritarians and fascists.
Hosted by Freedom Trainers and Grassroots Democracy, this training offers practical training for community members who want to be ready when collective action escalates. The Strike Ready Corps team will cover the basics of how strikes work, the roles communities play beyond the workplace, safety and care planning, and how to coordinate support that can be sustained over time. Participants will leave clearer about what it actually takes to move from solidarity in words to solidarity in action.
Join us! We will write messages to voters about a specific upcoming election that the organization Postcards to Voters is promoting as most important at this time.
You will be asked to write about 10-20 postcards depending on time and attendance. This event is one-hour long.
This a local Indivisible event!
A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.
Join Ken Martin, the Chair of the Democratic National Committee, and Yasmin Radjy, the Executive Director of Swing Left, for a Zoom meeting hosted by grassroots leader Steve Schear to talk about how you can help Democrats win the midterms.
Winning the House and possibly the Senate is the most powerful and realistic way to limit the power of Trump and MAGA. Lorenza Ramirez, the DNC’s new Organizing Director, and Zack Malitz, Swing Left’s Managing Director, will also speak at the meeting about innovative new programs.
Attending this meeting will give you an opportunity to learn about and sign-up for new programs focused on winning the midterms and building popular support for Democrats that will help turn the tide in 2028.
Co-hosted by:
Swing Blue Alliance, Network Nova, Volunteer Blue, 31st St Swing Left, Actify, Indivisible Guilford, Field Team 6 and 35 other volunteer groups.
The LUCE Immigrant Justice Network has an “ICE Out of Massachusetts Courts” campaign to urge our state government to do everything in its power to stop its courts from being used as staging grounds for targeting and handing over community members to federal immigration officers.
As part of this effort, they are holding rallies at several MA court houses next week. LUCE also has a petition to state officials that you can sign HERE.
Judge Mark Wolf (Ret.) appointed to the federal bench in 1985 by President Reagan, resigned in November 2025 compelled by the urge to speak out against current assaults on the rule of law.
Join University Prof. Anita Hill on Wednesday, March 18th from 6:30p-8p in Schwartz Hall 112 at Brandeis University or on Zoom for a conversation with Judge Wolf about his decision and his view on how individuals and their communities must defend our democracy. About Judge Mark L. Wolf Retired United States District Judge Mark L. Wolf is Senior Counsel at Todd & Weld in Boston and Chair of Integrity Initiatives International, where he leads efforts to strengthen enforcement of criminal law against corrupt leaders, including advocating for the creation of an International Anti-Corruption Court. Appointed to the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts in 1985 and Chief Judge from 2006–2012, he previously served in senior roles at the Department of Justice and has taught at leading law schools including Harvard.
Learn how to talk to your friends, family and community about No Kings. Share with confidence why they should join you at your local event, why it matters to take action together now, and the vision for America that we’re fighting for together.
In this training you’ll workshop how to talk to your people with leading communications experts from No Kings.
By registering for this event, you agree: (1) that Indivisible and ACLU can contact you about No Kings and other ways to take action or support their organizations and otherwise use any data collected from or about you on this form according to the applicable privacy policy: Indivisible Privacy Policy (https://indivisible.org/privacy-policy) and ACLU’s Privacy Statement (https://www.aclu.org/about/privacy/statement); and (2) subject to its privacy policy, Indivisible may also share the information you provide to other No Kings partner organizations, which may also contact you.
In this ACLU-led training, participants will learn about the Constitutional right to peacefully protest and about best practices for reducing risks when attending protests like the upcoming No Kings mobilization on March 28.
By registering for this event, you agree: (1) that Indivisible and ACLU can contact you about No Kings and other ways to take action or support their organizations and otherwise use any data collected from or about you on this form according to the applicable privacy policy: Indivisible Privacy Policy (https://indivisible.org/privacy-policy) and ACLU’s Privacy Statement (https://www.aclu.org/about/privacy/statement); and (2) subject to its privacy policy, Indivisible may also share the information you provide to other No Kings partner organizations, which may also contact you.
This one‑hour virtual overview, led by AFSC, provides No Kings safety marshals across the country with the foundational skills needed to support safe, grounded, lawful, and powerful nonviolent actions. Because this is an online session, we focus on the essentials: understanding marshal roles, guiding marches, communicating with participants, using de‑escalation rooted in dignity and teamwork, and responding calmly to higher‑risk situations.
Participants will leave with a strong introductory framework they can apply immediately and a clear sense of how safety marshaling protects people and protects the movement. We will also identify some decision-points that event teams should discuss locally before events.
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By registering for this event, you agree: (1) that Indivisible and ACLU can contact you about No Kings and other ways to take action or support their organizations and otherwise use any data collected from or about you on this form according to the applicable privacy policy: Indivisible Privacy Policy (https://indivisible.org/privacy-policy) and ACLU’s Privacy Statement (https://www.aclu.org/about/privacy/statement); and (2) subject to its privacy policy, Indivisible may also share the information you provide to other No Kings partner organizations, which may also contact you.
