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2728 actions of 2775 · updated Nov 3, 2026, 1:21 PM ET
Join our pedal-powered community bicycle ride and food drive to purchase Thanksgiving-themed food to donate to Open Table. We will ride at a very relaxed, family-friendly pace to 3 local supermarkets to pick up Thanksgiving-themed goods such as canned vegetables (ie-corn, yams), thanksgiving sides (cranberry sauce, bread mixes, stuffing boxes), and thanksgiving dessert ingredients (canned…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible Maynard
Join a pop-up protest with Visibility CLT/ICLT this week -- and bring a friend! Good Reminders: Indivisible CLT/Visibility CLT is committed to peaceful, non-violent protesting. We do not engage with those that have opposing views, and we work to de-escalate as situations arise. Please review the guidelines: https://tinyurl.com/ICLTProtestGuide Remember to “SWARM”! Signage – Positive &…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible Charlotte
We at Michigan United Action believe that to have real progressive change in our state, we must build a political home for ALL. Come to our Justice Assembly and make Michigan United Action your political home. We are not tools to be used to uphold systems of control, war, greed, and abuse of power. We will continue to organize and fight. Join us to be in a community with folks who share your…
Indivisible Joplin's monthly community meetings are the third Saturday of each month from 9 am to 11 am. Open to the public. All are welcome! Location: Joplin Public Library, Conference Room 1 1901 E 20th St, Joplin, MO 64804 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…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible
Join IUSC for our November Member Meeting! We are meeting in the fellowship hall of Greenville Unitarian Universalist Fellowship instead of at the library. PLEASE ARRIVE BY 10:15. :) A zoom option will be available if you cannot attend in person.
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible Upstate SC
The National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) and Latino Union of Chicago is calling on the public to Adopt a Day Labor Corner. Please join us for a workshop and conversation (Nov 21st) on how to Adopt a Day Labor Corner. Come and learn of existing efforts and groups in the Chicago-land area that have been showing up in person, nonviolently, with courage, with love, and with urgency for…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by National Day Laborer Organizing Network
This is a local Indivisible event! Join Indivisible Hingham Hull and neighbors from across our community to stand up and protect our democracy. Right now, it needs all of us to be loud, visible, and united. Bring your voice, your signs, your friends, and your family. This is what democracy looks like. Everyone’s welcome—see you there!
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible Hingham Hull
Would you like to volunteer for to help keep protesters safe? PLEASE ARRIVE AT 11:30-11:45 to pick up your vest at the table at Nantucket Sound. 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. INSTRUCTIONS FOR…
All right San Francisco, I'm ready for my Clean-Up. Join Friends of Sunset Boulevard, Refuse Refuse, SF Public Works, and the community for a friendly neighborhood cleanup! Volunteers will meet at the greenspace in front of 1453 36th Ave (between Judah St and Kirkham St) to grab our supplies and form our crew. Then, cleaning and greening will occur from 9:00am to 12:00pm around the neighborhood…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by SF Public Works
All right San Francisco, I'm ready for my Clean-Up. Join Friends of Sunset Boulevard, Refuse Refuse, SF Public Works, and the community for a friendly neighborhood cleanup! Volunteers will meet at the greenspace in front of 1453 36th Ave (between Judah St and Kirkham St) to grab our supplies and form our crew. Then, cleaning and greening will occur from 9:00am to 12:00pm around the neighborhood…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Civic Joy Fund
Join us at the Hyannis Airport Rotary from 12-1pm November 21st. Spend an hour with like-minded people, dance to the protest playlist. We will have water and canopies. BEGINNING IN OCTOBER: We are changing our protest schedule to the FIRST AND THIRD Saturday of each month - we protest 2x a month. JOIN US! This a local Indivisible event! *A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a…
Join Sunnyside neighbors for a morning of planting and gardening! Our goals are to beautify the Congo-Circular Median and celebrate the end of the project. Volunteers will meet near 19 Congo St. Please sign up so we can prepare enough tools for everyone. What to Bring/Wear Bring a reusable water bottle Wear closed toe shoes Dress in layers Community Partners District 7 Supervisor Myrna Melgar…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by SF Public Works
Come and join my core team meeting, we will be discussing the results for the election and next steps for Proposal 2. In this meeting we will talk about trainings that Michigan United offers and the vison for our work in 2027. Hope to see you there
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Michigan United Action
Beyond the Ballot: What Now? No matter what the election brings, one thing remains true: the strength of our democracy and our community comes from people who care enough to show up, speak out, and stand together. After months of organizing, advocating, connecting, and working toward a better future, let's take a moment to come together—not just to reflect on the election, but to celebrate the…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Desert Democracy
You’re not going to want to miss our Glen Park Cleanup! Join the Glen Park Association, Refuse Refuse, SF Public Works, and the community for a friendly neighborhood cleanup! Volunteers will meet at Critter Fritters Pet Foods (670 Chenery St) to grab our supplies and form our crew. Then, cleaning will occur from 10:00am to 11:30am around the neighborhood. Sign up today and let’s beautify San…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Civic Joy Fund
If you hate trash, but love San Francisco, then join our cleanup in Haight Ashbury! Join Refuse Refuse, SF Public Works, and the community for a friendly neighborhood cleanup! Volunteers will meet at All Saints' Episcopal Church (1350 Waller St) to check in and grab our supplies. Then, cleaning will occur from 10:00am to 11:30am around the neighborhood. Sign up today and let’s beautify San…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Civic Joy Fund
Join the Planting Team in Wheeler! The Salmonberry Trail is almost ready to open, and we need your help with the finishing touches! Come join our team of volunteers as we plant native and drought-tolerant plants along Wheeler’s new trail segment. This is the first coastal section of the 82-mile Salmonberry Trail Rails and Trails project—a wonderful opportunity to create a welcoming, beautiful…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Salmonberry Trail Foundation
GOOD TROUBLE INDIVISIBLE'S — CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATION MARCH — Good Trouble Indivisible will host our CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATION MARCH through Downtown Saugatuck. PLEASE REGISTER. We provide all signs. Please dress in black. OUR PUBLIC AWARENESS SIGNS ILLUMINATE THE ADMINISTRATION'S 👉 CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATIONS 📍LOOK for Jan’s yellow Jeep close to the POST OFFICE in downtown Saugatuck @ 1:00 PM. Our…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible
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