The second Tuesday of the month, for an open meeting for members and newcomers. • This is an opportunity to gather together to look back at all of our accomplishments of the past year and to set our goals for 2026. • This is the time and place to ask questions, offer feedback, join a team or raise new ideas. • Become a part of a regionally and nationally supported Indivisible group. • We come together to uphold the rule of law, defend democracy, and support human rights. • Whether you’re deeply involved or just looking for a way to stay informed, you’re welcome here. Together we are better and stronger. Please RSVP: admin@westboroughindivisible.org or mobilize
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.
Looking to find your way to action? Join this lovely group of “doers” and support these awesome businesses! Last session we learned about Indivisible Groups, LUCE and CASA actions, and wrote 47 postcards! Questions? Email info@massgain.org and we’ll connect you, or reach out to Hygge House Books or Craftlab!
Twenty volunteers will show drivers a sequence of twenty signs that show different symptoms of authoritarianism. It’s a bit of political theater. Sign-holders will be spaced out so drivers will have a moment to think about the words on each sign before encountering the next.
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 us for our Daytime Action Hours in Lexington Center. We’ll have actions you can take during the meeting and information on events and actions planned this winter. Bring your ideas for actions and suggestions for future meetings.
Please RSVP to get location details and parking information.
Note: Our daytime meetings are now on Tuesdays since many members attend the Wednesday and Thursday 11am -1pm ICE protests in Burlington.
Wednesday, January 7th, an American citizen was killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This killing is part of a broader pattern of unchecked violence, impunity, and abuse carried out by federal immigration enforcement agencies against members of our communities.
A broad coalition of groups across the country is calling for a coordinated Ice Out For Good actions in solidarity for Minnesota, and to demand accountability, honor the life lost, and make visible the human cost of ICE’s actions.
A core principle behind all ICE Out For Good events is a commitment to nonviolent action and no civil disobedience. 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. All events should be held in public spaces or on public property. Indivisible is managing data and communications with participants. By registering, you agree to receive info from Indivisible about the event, receive communications via e-mail or SMS message from Indivisible, and receive any other updates and opportunities to take action or support ICE OUT FOR GOOD partner organizations. You also agree to have any data entered in this registration collected by Indivisible. Indivisible will treat your data according to our organization’s applicable privacy policy: https://indivisible.org/privacy-policy
Citizens Bank is financing ICE detention companies.
Citizens Bank talks a lot about valuing diversity and building strong communities. What they don’t talk about: they’re helping for-profit prison companies get the cash they need to lock more people away in ICE detention.
You’ve heard the stories that come out of the facilities run by CoreCivic and The GEO Group. 911 dispatchers flooded with calls. Severe medical neglect. Children locked up for months on end. But even as the heartbreaking stories pour out of ICE detention centers, Citizens Bank keeps pouring money into them.
At the State of the Union (SOTU), Republicans in Congress are once again bending the knee to Trump and hanging their constituents out to dry. Nobody should participate in Trump’s vanity project, and that’s why Democratic leaders, MoveOn members, and everyday Americans most impacted by Trump’s chaos are coming together for the People’s State of the Union.
President Trump has spent the first year of his administration making lives worse for Americans: slashing health care, sending masked ICE agents to murder our neighbors, and passing tax cuts for the Epstein class. We cannot give Trump the attention he wants, or validate his lies to the American people. We cannot treat this SOTU like business as usual.
Join MeidasTouch and MoveOn as we present the People’s State of the Union alongside elected officials, partners, allies and directly impacted Americans.
Additional Partners:
Win Without War Center for Popular Democracy Climate Power Common Defense Economic Security Project Action Families Over Billionaires FWD.us Free DC Indivisible Interfaith Alliance Our Revolution People Power United Protect Our Care Public Citizen Social Security Works Vera Action Voto Latino
Featuring Dr. Daniel Mandell, Emeritus Professor of History, Truman State University. Author of the “The Lost Tradition of Economic Equality in America, 1600-1870.” Dr. Mandell will examine politics, theology, economics, law and literature to highlight how the founding generation of the United States feared that concentrated wealth would corrupt their republic. Their belief in the need for a “rough equality” of property was shaped by Roman historians, radical Protestant writers, and Enlightenment philosophers, and supported by the remarkable level of economic parity before the American Revolution. In the wake of the war, Americans generally believed that they lived in the most egalitarian country in the world, but worried that it would be ruined by men using great wealth to gain power. Although this tradition of economic equality would be marginalized after 1800, it remained a significant part of American culture.
Reception Following the Lecture. Free and Open to the Public.
CANCELLED 2/20 DUE TO WEATHER. New, shorter winter timeframe! This weekly afternoon standout is on Fridays from 1:30 to 2:30 at the Hanscom Rotary (intersection of Hanscom Dr. and Old Bedford Rd. in Lincoln, MA.) Please park along Old Bedford Road or Hanscom Drive without impeding traffic or blocking bike lanes.
De-ICE Hanscom is a coalition organizing peaceful standouts with the goal of eliminating ICE transport flights from Hanscom Field. ICE is using these flights to swiftly move immigrants out of New England in order to hinder effective legal representation.
Coalition groups include Boston Workers Circle, Concord Indivisible, Greater Assabet Indivisible Network (GAIN), Indivisible Acton Area, Jewish Alliance for Law & Social Action (JALSA), Lexington Alarm, and Maynard Indivisible.
Sign up to get information and updates about our weekly standouts. We’ll keep you in the loop if we need to reschedule or cancel for weather or other considerations, and apprise you of our goals and progress.
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