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The Indivisible movement is a progressive grassroots movement of millions of activists across every state. 

Indivisible started as the Indivisible Guide, a Google Doc guide to organizing locally to pressure your elected officials to resist Trump’s agenda. It caught fire as millions of people picked up the guide and its name - Indivisible - and organized their own local Indivisible groups to put the guide into action.

Indivisible has thousands of group leaders and more than a million members taking regular, iterative, and increasingly complex actions to resist the GOP agenda, elect local champions, and fight for progressive policies.

What they do

Indivisible provides actions everyday people can take.

Indivisible helps organize events to protest, write letters and postcards, and offer ideas and encouragement to other folks.

Indivisible provides valuable guidance from people who are experienced with civic engagement. The handbook that kicked off the Indivisible movement was written by Congressional staffers.

Why I support them

I appreciate their tenacity, their expertise, and their effectiveness.

March on Washington - Aug 28 2026 - Defend the Vote

March on Washington Aug 28 2026 Defend the Vote

 

March on Washington - August 28: gather in Washington DC to Defend the Vote

Join this peaceful, nonpartisan, interfaith, and intergenerational gathering as we defend the right to vote and protect democracy. We are not gathering simply to remember history - we are gathering to make it.

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Action is the antidote to fear and despair.

Take Action

You can make a difference.

It's okay to start small.

Action is the antidote to fear and despair.

Even doing small things - learning more about how we can strengthen our democracy, sharing what you know with others, making a phone call - can make a difference.

Right now is a great time to take action.

Hope

Need hope? Read this.