The opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Chicago’s South Side this week is more than a milestone—it is a memory made tangible, a rekindling of a movement that once changed the course of...
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by Indivisible Blog · Published June 6, 2026 · Last modified June 10, 2026
A coalition of Seattle area groups is hosting coordinated bannering events on many of the overpass bridges in the Seattle area before each of the World Cup games. Represent the Eastside to say to...
Summer IndivisigatherWe the People Picnic July 11th, 11:00 am – 2:00 pmLake Sammamish State Park2300 NW Sammamish Rd, IssaquahKokanee Shelter 250 years of independence – Celebrating who we are! Fun for the whole family! Live...
Tell the Issaquah City Council to vote No! On the Confirmation of Stephen Mylett as new IPD Police Chief During last week’s Issaquah City Council meeting on Monday June 15th, Mayor Mullet announced the...
Making our voices heard! Members of Indivisible WA8 and neighboring Indivisible groups, along with a growing number of community members, have been leaning into the work of our democracy and making sure our elected...
If the news feels like it’s grinding you down, it’s always good to remember that we are not alone, we have power and our actions make a difference. Indivisible is a nationwide movement of...
First, the bad news: The Trump regime is not letting up on its horrifying effort to remake America in the image of Dear Leader. It continues to transform the Justice Department into a MAGA...
Sign up now and rally Democrats to vote Help us do this important work so we can win big in November! Democrats can win control of both the House and Senate this fall, but...
With members of our military being sent into an illegal, unprovoked war, with some having died as a result, we want to take time to consider Memorial Day and what it means. Holding a...
Anyone who is connected to Indivisible knows two things – 1) elections have consequences and 2) we can each take action to affect the outcomes of the November elections. And so, the big question...
There’s no getting around it, the news last week was rough. After the gut-wrenching Callais decision, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and others rushed to gerrymander their maps in hopes of retaining the house in 2026....
