Join us again as we continue our long term outreach to standoff-ish NY Dems who didn't vote in the past primary. The youth came out which is wonderful, now we need to hitchhike that energy to get more voters to get to the polls this November and for the 2026 Election Primary and Election. We provide postcards and suggested language, you make the message personal and can send out any time you like. FLASH; WE WILL ALSO BE OFFERING LETTERS TO BE SENT TO PA VOTERS TO PRESERVE LEFT-LEANING ADVANTAGE IN PA SUPREME COURT. MAGA IS POURING MONEY INTO THIS RACE!

We strive to build community, educate voters, and use our Sharpies to write to save democracy together. Join us 10am to 12pm ET, to write postcards, talk about the races, and hear from candidates and political leaders. Please answer the registration questions accurately and completely. If this is your first time joining this group, please sign on by 10:15am ET. Compliance with these requests will facilitate admission to our Zoom meeting. Write postcards with us or just join the conversation. If you need help getting started with postcarding, please visit our [FAQ](https://markersfordemocracy.org/postcarding/postcarding-faq). If you are with the media and want to attend, you must notify us at [email protected] at least two hours before the start of the event. All discussions are off the record. This event is co-hosted by [Markers For Democracy](https://markersfordemocracy.org), [Downtown Nasty Women Social Group](https://linktr.ee/DNWSG), and [Team Min](https://linktr.ee/teammin ).

Join Upper West Side Action Group for our July monthly meeting. Our guest speaker is Gili Getz, Israeli-American peace activist with American Friends of Combatants for Peace. As always, our meetings are a chance to socialize, learn about the current political situation, how you can take action and ending with breakout discussion groups. Light refreshments and because we are renting space for the meeting a voluntary donation of $2 to cover costs. Join me to learn about building grassroots power for all the fights to come. Together, we can defeat the anti-democratic movement within the Republican party, dismantle the GOP's advantage in key swing states, and maintain and expand Democratic power at the federal level. If you haven’t heard of it, Swing Left is a national network that helps people find high impact ways to support Democratic candidates. We focus on the most flippable races as an important step towards ensuring the progressive change needed to create a more inclusive and equitable government and society.

For many folks, the idea of calling an elected official and stating a point of view, not to mention a strong one, and asking to vote in line with your values can seem pretty daunting, or just plain pointless. But we're here to reassure you--just about everyone who gives it a try finds it empowering and really easy, too! Join us for a quick 15 minute gathering a couple times a week at lunchtime to check in with each other, visit the [Action Hub](https://bit.ly/resistresources) maintained by Target Majority NYC, and then go on mute/volume down and call together! We'll answer any questions you have about the calls our group recommends, and enjoy some like-minded community in the middle of the day :-) Think of it as a training-social-accountability circle gathering all rolled into one. See you there!!

For many folks, the idea of calling an elected official and stating a point of view, not to mention a strong one, and asking to vote in line with your values can seem pretty daunting, or just plain pointless. But we're here to reassure you--just about everyone who gives it a try finds it empowering and really easy, too! Join us for a quick 15 minute gathering a couple times a week at lunchtime to check in with each other, visit the [Action Hub](https://bit.ly/resistresources) maintained by Target Majority NYC, and then go on mute/volume down and call together! We'll answer any questions you have about the calls our group recommends, and enjoy some like-minded community in the middle of the day :-) Think of it as a training-social-accountability circle gathering all rolled into one. See you there!!

New York City has witnessed climate-supercharged floods, droughts, and hurricane seasons. Climate action is critical. But greedy landlords and Mayor Adams are looking to cheat the new climate rules set out by Local Law 97, New York City's Green New Deal for buildings. Help us close the "Landlord Loophole" by passing Intro 1180! Join us in collecting petition signatures to protect Local Law 97! We'll quickly train you how to talk to people on the street and ask them to sign the petition. It's fun, and people are excited to take action and get involved! The climate crisis simply cannot wait.

Join us starting at 9:30am ET to write postcards, talk about the news, and hear from candidates and political leaders. If this is your first time joining this group, please sign on at least 15 minutes before the speaker start time listed below. Please answer the registration questions accurately and completely. Also, having your full name displayed will facilitate admission from the waiting room. We may request clarification from you in the waiting room chat. **Kathryn Grody will join us on Tuesday, July 15, at 10:00am.** Kathryn was born in Los Angeles, a cosmic error which she corrected almost 50 years ago. She found a home at The Public Theatre, and mentors-for-life in Joe Papp and his wife, Gail Merrifield Papp. Kathryn performed in 10 productions at The Public including her 3 character solo show, “A Mom’s Life,” which was nominated for a Drama Desk Award. She is currently preparing for this September’s world premier of [The Unexpected 3rd](https://www.peopleslight.org/whats-on/20252026-season/the-unexpected-3rd/) at People’s Light in Malvern, Pennsylvania. She is on the board of [Dances For A Variable Population](https://www.dvpnyc.org/), [Downtown Women For Change](https://www.downtownwomenforchange.org/), is a [Usual Suspect with New York Theatre Workshop](https://www.nytw.org/artist-workshop/usual-suspects/), and works with the [International Rescue Committee](https://www.rescue.org/). You can read more about Kathryn Grody and her husband of 45 years, Mandy Patinkin, in recent stories in [Vogue](https://www.vogue.com/article/i-want-what-they-have-mandy-patinkin-kathryn-grody) and [Page Six](https://pagesix.com/2025/06/15/celebrity-news/mandy-patinkins-made-bold-move-on-first-date-with-wife/). The [pilot for a television series, “Seasoned,”](https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/mandy-patinkin-kathryn-grody-seasoned-tribeca-festival-1236236354/) based on their lives and marriage, recently had its world premier at the [Tribeca Film Festival](https://tribecafilm.com/films/seasoned-2025). We strive to build community, educate voters, and use our Sharpies to write to save democracy together. Write postcards with us or just join the conversation. If you need help getting started with postcarding, please visit our [FAQ](https://markersfordemocracy.org/postcarding/postcarding-faq). If you are with the media and want to attend, you must notify us at [email protected] at least two hours before the start of the event. All discussions are off the record. This event is co-hosted by [Markers For Democracy](https://markersfordemocracy.org), [Downtown Nasty Women Social Group](https://linktr.ee/DNWSG), and [Team Min](https://linktr.ee/teammin ).

We strive to build community, educate voters, and use our Sharpies to write to save democracy together. Join us 9:30am to 12pm ET, to write postcards, talk about the races, and hear from candidates and political leaders. Please answer the registration questions accurately and completely. If this is your first time joining this group, please sign on by 9:45am ET. Compliance with these requests will facilitate admission to our Zoom meeting. Write postcards with us or just join the conversation. If you need help getting started with postcarding, please visit our [FAQ](https://markersfordemocracy.org/postcarding/postcarding-faq). If you are with the media and want to attend, you must notify us at [email protected] at least two hours before the start of the event. All discussions are off the record. This event is co-hosted by [Markers For Democracy](https://markersfordemocracy.org), [Downtown Nasty Women Social Group](https://linktr.ee/DNWSG), and [Team Min](https://linktr.ee/teammin ).

Monthly Socialist Salon at the Continental Center Atrium – 180 Maiden Lane @ 6:30 pm. The agenda is located at https://www.socialists.us/meetup/list/agenda?2025-06-20-NY-NewYorkCity-Agenda. We will debrief the Board of Election petition month and discuss the candidates that made the ballot. We are preparing the next County Committee election in 2025 and we invite you to watch County: https://www.pbs.org/show/county. We are Socialists; therefore, we believe in Free Education, Universal Health Care, Anti-Death Penalty, Pro-Abortion, Universal Basic Income, the Right to Unionize, the sanctity of the Separation of Church and State, and the belief that the Government should make life bearable for all and ensure citizens' Liberties. We'll answer any question from the material at https://socialists.us/direct/explainer/history.

Get the word out for the opposition's next mobilization in NYC, Good Trouble. We'll be handing out leaflets telling people about the Good Trouble action in NYC at the Bway/72nd St and Bway/96 St subway entrances on 2 different dates. Help out on one or more of them. The New York City Good Trouble team is planning a principled and peaceful action on July 17th that will center the demand for civil rights for immigrants and for every person in our communities. In honor of making some good trouble, we will host a rally and short march circling 26 Federal Plaza and culminating in a moment of silence and solidarity. Swing Left is a grassroots organization that helps people make an impact in the elections that determine the national balance of power in the country. Our goal is simple: elect Democrats to help strengthen our democracy.

Get the word out for the opposition's next mobilization in NYC, Good Trouble. We'll be handing out leaflets telling people about the Good Trouble action in NYC at the Bway/72nd St and Bway/96 St subway entrances on 2 different dates. Help out on one or more of them. The New York City Good Trouble team is planning a principled and peaceful action on July 17th that will center the demand for civil rights for immigrants and for every person in our communities. In honor of making some good trouble, we will host a rally and short march circling 26 Federal Plaza and culminating in a moment of silence and solidarity.

**Join the Transportation Alternatives Bronx/Uptown Committee (TABxUP)!** **Together, we can transform our streets into safe, sustainable, and equitable places to walk, bike, take transit, gather, and thrive.** TABxUP is a volunteer-led committee working to make Bronx and Uptown streets safer, more accessible, and people-centered. We meet on the **3rd Wednesday of every month** (adjusted for holidays) to plan local campaigns, organize events, and push for better transportation options. **This month's meeting will be shifting to virtual only. We will resume the in-person meetings in July.** Whether you're passionate about bike lanes, safer crosswalks, or reclaiming public space, you’ll find a community here. No experience is necessary—just your energy and commitment to building a better Bronx and Uptown. **Register now to join our next meeting—we can’t wait to meet you!** June 16 - Virtually on ZOOM July 16 - Community Pride 2037 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd August - Bronx Museum 1040 Grand Concourse September - Community Pride 2037 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd October - Bronx Museum 1040 Grand Concourse

**Join the Transportation Alternatives Manhattan Committee (TAMAC)!** **Together, we can transform our streets into safe, sustainable, and equitable places to walk, bike, take transit, gather, and thrive.** Update: Our meeting will be held on Thursday June 26th This month is bus month, and we will be joined by guest speaker and global expert on bus rapid transit, Annie Weinstock from BRT Planning International, People Oriented Cities, and the author of the 2025 report, How Much Faster Are We Moving? An evaluation of bus priority measures in New York City. https://peopleoriented.org/nyc-bus-priority Annie will join us for a presentation, conversation and q&a about her report findings. This meeting will take place at the TA Office with a hybrid component. *** TAMAC is a volunteer-led committee working to make Manhattan streets safer, more accessible, and people-centered. We meet on the **3rd Thursday of every month** (adjusted for holidays) to plan local campaigns, organize events, and push for better transportation options. Our meetings are held **in person**, with a **hybrid option available** for those who prefer to join virtually. When we meet in person outside the TA office, for picnics, bike rides etc, our meetings are in-person only. Whether you're passionate about bike lanes, safer crosswalks, or reclaiming public space, you’ll find a community here. No experience is necessary—just your energy and commitment to building a better Manhattan. **Register now to join our next meeting—we can’t wait to meet you!**

For over 25 years Housing Works has been providing lifesaving services to New Yorkers living with and affected by HIV/AIDS and homelessness. Housing Works' services include housing, mental and physical healthcare, job training, legal counseling, and advocacy - more than 30,000 homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with and affected by HIV/AIDS have been provided with a comprehensive array of services since 1990. Does this sound like something you'd like your teams to get involved with? Housing Works has volunteer opportunities for groups of all sizes at our shops, events, and offices. We welcome matching donations from corporations as well! Express your interest by completing the form linked below. Housing Works Group Volunteer Form: https://housingworks.tfaforms.net/358810 Our volunteer groups have a great impact on shop operations in many ways: • Group Projects: When we arrange a volunteer day for your group of dedicated volunteers, our staff will prepare a list of tasks for your volunteer group participants to engage with around our shops. • Special Events: At our fundraising events, our volunteer groups are truly valued for how much they can contribute with our Special Events. Our volunteers are an immense help with supporting our staff during the events and with setting up for them. Upcoming Events: Bride on a Buck 2025: This one-of-a-kind annual shopping event offers brides-to-be the opportunity to shop new and gently used wedding dresses and accessories at deeply discounted prices. Bride on a Buck Sign-Up Page: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F48ACAA2AA7F58-55880199-bride#/ We are calling on our volunteers to assist with setting up Bride on a Buck on June 6th and with the event day on June 7th. On June 8th, we will be holding an additional sale day and encourage you to participate if you cannot make the 6th or 7th. Please send any questions to [email protected], we're happy to help.

For over 25 years Housing Works has been providing lifesaving services to New Yorkers living with and affected by HIV/AIDS and homelessness. Housing Works' services include housing, mental and physical healthcare, job training, legal counseling, and advocacy - more than 30,000 homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with and affected by HIV/AIDS have been provided with a comprehensive array of services since 1990. To help fund these efforts, Housing Works operates a variety of entrepreneurial businesses including ten Thrift Shops (7 in Manhattan, 2 in Brooklyn), our SoHo Bookstore Cafe and we hold several major fundraising events you can volunteer for! Does this sound like something you'd like to get involved with? Complete the form below to receive an invitation to our New Volunteer Information Sessions, held every Thursday evening at 6PM on Zoom. Housing Works Volunteer Interest Form: https://housingworks.tfaforms.net/358660 Requirement: Must live in the U.S. Volunteering Details (Note: You must be 18+ to volunteer for Housing Works) When you volunteer for one of our stores, you play a pivotal role on the team as a: • Merchandising & Display: Arrange items to create eye-catching displays. • Customer Assistance: Greet and assist shoppers, helping create a welcoming environment. • Seasonal Projects: Support special sales and seasonal setups, making our shops feel fresh and exciting. What are the benefits of volunteering? • Our selfless volunteers receive a 25% discount on purchases in our stores, • Flexible, manageable schedules for our Volunteers • A well-managed experience & a valued place on our volunteer team, Want to screen with us for a volunteer role and volunteer ASAP? Follow the link below to our Information Session Calendar and book a 20-minute conversation with our Volunteer Coordinator. https://calendly.com/f-irizarry/screening-with-housing-works Please send any questions to [email protected], we're happy to help. You are signing up to receive communication via email about volunteer opportunities at Housing Works and can unsubscribe at any time.

Downtown Nasty Women, Markers For Democracy, Team Min, and The Workers Circle are joining in the National Day of Action on July 17 in NYC! RSVP to stay up to date on the details. LOCATION AND TIME CHANGE: The rally will take place at Foley Square from 5:30-7:30PM. We are meeting at 5:15 PM. Organizers of the rally have suggested attendees can bring cut or paper flowers and wear white in solidarity with those who have been disappeared to the El Salvador prison. About Good Trouble Lives On: Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people. On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we’re taking action across the country to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of Good Trouble. This is a moment of moral clarity and collective power. We march in peace. We act in power. Good Trouble Lives On.

On July 17th, national organizations are coming together for an action in remembrance of John Lewis: Good Trouble Lives On. The New York City Good Trouble team is planning a principled and peaceful action on July 17th that will center the demand for civil rights for immigrants and for every person in our communities. In honor of making some good trouble, we will host a rally and short march circling 26 Federal Plaza and culminating in a moment of silence and solidarity. This is more than a protest; it’s a moral reckoning. A continuation of the movement Lewis helped lead, and a new front in the struggle for freedom. Please register so we can follow up with trainings and more information on this action. **Please note:** A core principle behind our Good Trouble Lives On actions is a commitment to nonviolence in all we do. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.

Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people. On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we’re taking action across the country to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of Good Trouble. From voter suppression bills like the SAVE Act to the criminalization of protest, the Trump administration is launching a full-scale attack on our civil and human rights. But we know the truth: in America, the power lies with the people, and we’re rising to prove it. This is more than a protest; it’s a moral reckoning. A continuation of the movement Lewis helped lead, and a new front in the struggle for freedom. **Please note:** A core principle behind our Good Trouble Lives On actions is a commitment to nonviolence in all we do. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.

We will have TWO meetups: One at 4 at Dichter's in Inwood and one at 5:15 at the southeast corner of Broadway and Chambers by City Hall Park. Please sign up for the 4:00 shift if you're meeting us in Inwood and 5:15 to meet downtown! This is the next big national rally. It is in remembrance of civil rights icon John Lewis, who put his body on the line many times to end Jim Crow and taught us that "good trouble" is worth making.

Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people. On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we’re taking action across the country to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of Good Trouble. From voter suppression bills like the SAVE Act to the criminalization of protest, the Trump administration is launching a full-scale attack on our civil and human rights. But we know the truth: in America, the power lies with the people, and we’re rising to prove it. This is more than a protest; it’s a moral reckoning. A continuation of the movement Lewis helped lead, and a new front in the struggle for freedom. **Please note:** A core principle behind our Good Trouble Lives On actions is a commitment to nonviolence in all we do. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.

This June, start celebrating PRIDE with Target Majority NYC by showing up for two days of service at SAGE, which provides Advocacy & Services for LGBTQ+ Elders. A team of up to 10 volunteers will help serve up meals with love to LGBTQ+ elders. It's important to arrive right around 4pm for your visit to SAGE -- which will include introductions to staff, and a brief tour of the facilities, which provide a variety of programs. Many LGBTQ+ elders may lack contact beyond healthcare settings, especially with those they know to be LGBTQ-friendly and inclusive. Join us this June to share your smile and serve up a side order of friendly conversation along with the meal, and meet some treasured folks.

Join us in packing vegetables and food for our community and distributing it!

County Committee members of the 7th Municipal Court District of the New York County Democratic Committee are invited to attend a meeting on Saturday, July 19, 2025, at Hebrew Tabernacle located at 551 Fort Washington Avenue, New York NY 10033. The purpose of the meeting is to select a nominee for the Democratic line for Civil Court Judge for the 7th Municipal Court District for the general election to be held on November 4, 2025. **We are setting up a table to recruit potential County Committee and answer questions about Socialism.** For more info: https://manhattandemocrats.org/mcd7-2025/

Join a letter-writing party on Zoom, where we'll mobilize voters in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Race using Vote Forward's award-winning, research-tested tactics, proven to increase turnout. The impact is especially large in low-turnout elections like this one. RSVP here, and we’ll let you know how to join this party. Invite your friends, too and let them know that Swing Left is pioneering an innovative program, using letters to help volunteers like us turn out voters through our letter-writing affiliate, Vote Forward. Never written letters before? Hop on to votefwd.org/swingleft and make an account; download twenty letters; and we’ll show you how to write them at our party! Think about it: if you help get a voter to the polls, that is an important step towards creating a more inclusive and equitable government and society. Looking forward to seeing you!

## *The Joy of Talking Politics with Strangers: How to Save Democracy, One Conversation at a Time* by Elizabeth Chur Join progressive grassroots organizers from across the county in reading & discussing The Joy of Talking Politics with Strangers: How to Save Democracy, One Conversation at a Time* by Elizabeth Chur. The Joy of Talking Politics with Strangers is a comprehensive guidebook that helps volunteers connect one-on-one with voters – our most powerful tool for winning elections. These conversations can also spark unexpected moments of empathy and even kinship with our fellow Americans. ## FAQ: ### 1. How can I order the book? Support a local bookstore by [**clicking here**](https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-joy-of-talking-politics-with-strangers-how-to-save-democracy-one-conversation-at-a-time-elizabeth-chur/21794821). Purchasing or ownership of the book is not required to attend. Also consider checking your local library (click **[here](https://libraryfinder.org/)** to find a library near you). ### 2. What is the reading schedule? For this book, we will have a 5 week session. Reading is not required to attend, but we highly encourage it. A Reading/Discussion Guide will be sent prior to our meet-up to compliment your journey & our discussion. **WEEK 1 - JUL 21:** * Introduction * Chapter 1: Out of Bad Things, Good Things Can Come * Chapter 2: Why Canvass and Phone Bank? **WEEK 2 - JUL 28:** * Chapter 5: 80% Them, 20% Me * Chapter 6: Empathic, Empathize, Empathize * Chapter 7: Talk with the One in Front of You **WEEK 3 - AUG 04:** * Chapter 10: Embrace Your Inner Detective * Chapter 11: Making ‘I Don’t Vote’ the Start, Not the End, of a Conversation * Chapter 12: Navigating the First Minute of a Conversation **WEEK 4 - AUG 11:** * Chapter 13: For Grassroots Leaders: How to (Re)Engage Volunteers * Chapter 16: Preventing Burnout: Self-Care for the Long Haul * Chapter 8: Seize the Day (and the Night!) * Chapter 9: Help Them Visualize Voting * Chapter 4: Always Say yes to the Water **WEEK 5 - AUG 18:** * Conclusion * Chapter 3: Safety First * Chapter 14: Spanish for Activists * Chapter 15: Gear: Tools of the Trade ### 3. Will there be any special guest? TBD, stay tuned. ### 4. How do I join the virtual event? We use the Zoom platform & individuals who sign up, will be sent the Zoom link via Mobilize. For information on joining a Zoom meeting, [**click here**](https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362193-Joining-a-Zoom-meeting). Please note that our meet-ups will be recorded for promotional purposes. ### 5. Who is Building Bridges for America? We are an all-volunteer, nationwide group that mobilizes and empowers networks of relational grassroots organizers to support campaigns and causes based in progressive values. Learn more about us on our [**website**](www.buildingbridgesforamerica.com) & give us a follow on [**Facebook**](https://www.facebook.com/groups/buildingbridges4america), [**Instagram**](https://www.instagram.com/buildbridges4am/), [**Threads**](https://www.threads.net/@buildbridges4am), [**Twitter/X**](https://twitter.com/buildbridges4am) & [**YouTube**](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF2XFBp48fNJjc7n2N4WxZA).

Join Upper West Side Action Group to write postcards with Reclaim Our Vote at Au Jus Cafe. We socialize, talk about politics as we write to Pennsylvania Democrats and Independents who vote infrequently about the important upcoming state supreme court election that could tip the balance of the state supreme court. If you haven't done this before, we're here to help. We have packets of 30 postcards w/names/addresses, and instructions for $3.

The family of Dariel Rivera invites you to join them to honor his memory on Monday, July 14 at 11:00am at 170 Rte. 303 in West Nyack (across Rte.-303 from Spectrum Auto Sales). We will gather on the second anniversary of Dariel's death - at the site where he was struck and killed by a speeding driver - to remember him and call for the passage of the Stop Super Speeders bill and other safety changes to prevent crashes like the one that took his life at the age of 18. Dariel's family will erect a Ghost Scooter in his honor and we will then hear from those who live with the pain of his loss every day.

Trump is trying to bring new fracked gas pipelines to New York and expedite the approval process. New York needs to be a climate leader, and reject these pipelines. We have a plan to make sure Hochul listens. Are you in? Join us in Nyack for an in-person gathering to get involved in our plans to stop Trump's fracked gas pipelines. We'll do a training on how to birddog decision-makers, petition community members, and send comments to the Department of Environmental Conservation. We'll also make art and prepare to march this summer against pipeline threats. Join us to build community with other activists ready to protect New York from threats to our air, water, and climate!

Be a part of the visibility brigade! Remind commuters on their way home from work about the ongoing Constitutional Crisis! We wear large signs that I made to spell out words relevant to the resistance! You can also bring your own signs. Don't forget to bring the cowbells I gave out at other events. When: Monday, July 14th Time: 4:00 to 5:30 PM Where: Meet at Park and Ride near Exit 63 on the LIE 1933 County Rd 83, Medford, NY 11763, Across from the Starbucks and Next to Applebee's *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.*

Can't make it to one of our scheduled Flyering Actions, but you still want to help? Do you have access to a printer and a willingness to go drop flyers? If so, then this action is for you. Pick any day or time you want to flyer. We'll send you the link to the flyer. You print them out on your own, head out to the doors, and drop some lit. Boom! Another group of voters educated. --------------------------------------------------------- Jeff Van Drew voted to gut Medicaid, steal food from children, and make your electricity bill higher. We're going to make sure every resident of his district knows what he did. In a fractured media environment, and with corporate media actively abetting the Trump Regime's fascism, we're going to do this old school: we're going to try to flyer all of CD-2.

In Summer 2025, it’s time to Turn up the Heat. Trump and his billionaire buds continue to push the limits of the presidency, and people are pissed and terrified. Whether it’s about slashing Medicaid for 9 million people or kidnapping our immigrant neighbors, it’s clear that the far right is escalating their racist, billionaire agenda. Have you ever gone to a protest or an action because you were pissed off, scared or wanting a way to get things off your chest? It can feel empowering and connecting to show up and take action, especially for the first time. But what comes after that? Join SURJ for a community meeting to get grounded together, get clear on our analysis of how we got here – and then get organized for the work ahead. Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is the largest organization in the US that explicitly organizes white communities for racial and economic justice-- because white people have a responsibility to step up and make sure our communities take a stand.

This a local Indivisible event! Let's Hold Representative Chis Smith accountable for his YES Vote to approve a federal budget that works against the majority of his constituents! Note the following- Meet us every Tuesday 12-1 at 33 Washington Street in Tom’s River. Feel free to bring your instruments, noisemakers, flags etc. This is intended to be a peaceful rally. Ignore any counter protesters. Activism is personal. After doing your own research, decide whether this action is right for you. Sign up now and bring a friend! 📢 How to Prepare for Your Event: ✅ Bring signs or props → Make your message visible! (Ideas: Include Chris Smith’s name on your sign. Let him know what you are upset about, why did he NOT represent your interest when he voted Yes for HR1 the budget bill, Do you think he presented an accurate and complete picture to his Constituents in his recent email? Let him know what you thought about it. Chris Smith has also been silent on the kidnappings. ✅ Recruit friends → The more people, the more power. ✅ Record everything → Post photos/videos with #HoldChrisSmithAccountable and tag @IndivisibleTeam and Jersey Shore Blue, Andy Kim and Cory Booker *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 another Roadside Rally Against Fascism down in Bellmawr at the corner of Black Horse Pike and E Browning Road. There is a good amount of traffic and plenty of sidewalk, and there is parking available on nearby residential streets (make sure not to obstruct the nearby police and fire departments on Lewis Ave). We would love to welcome as many folks as possible to come make some noise with us! This is a nonviolent demonstration, so please attend with safety and de-escalation in mind. We do not expect any counterprotestors, but we can never be 100% sure. Do your best to minimize engagement with hecklers, and don't be too shy to smile and wave at our supporters! Please bring your signs, flags, street antics, and any other ways you can think of to joyfully disturb the peace. But please avoid any messaging that is outright hateful, violent, or discriminatory. See you out there!

Join Indivisible Albany for our general membership meeting as we discuss upcoming community actions and strategies to fight back against Trump and his fascist regime dismantling democracy. Open to new and current members, and those who are just curious about Indivisible and all that we do.

What does President of El Salvador Bukele want on July 24? A big beautiful birthday. What do we want? To remind him that there are hundreds of men who were unlawfully rendered to torture prison in his country and we want them out. He needs to either let them go or send them back to the US. Join activists in Denver, Oakland, Arkansas, San Diego,, Seattle, Chicago and other cities to GET LOUD on CECOT! We will all be protesting in front of El Salvadoran consulates on the same day all around the US to make Bukele’s birthday a day to remember the suffering of others and remind El Salvador to uphold the Declaration of Human Rights that they signed. Bring your signs and banners to El Salvador’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations to let the president of El Salvador know we want those people out. This will be a sidewalk protest in front of the Mission. A small group will personally deliver hand written messages asking for the return of the unlawfully detained. We respect the people of El Salvador and the work of the Mission in serving their own people. This is not a protest of the Mission, but it is a message to Bukele. We will respect the workers and clients that come to the Consulate for services. We intend that the staff will pass our concerns and passion on to their President to let him know there are many in the US public unhappy with his complicity with Trump. Coordinated locally by the Joint Immigration Committee of Inwood Indivisible in collaboration with other immigrant rights groups. Join us to demand OUT OF CECOT NOW!

Join us for our monthly member meeting at the Celtic Hall in Latham! The meeting will be on Monday, July 14, from 5 to 7 pm. We are thrilled to welcome Sarah Reeske, our NYS Managing Organizer. Sarah will provide an overview of Indivisible National and its plan to stop the Trump administration's government takeover, potential roles for our members, and upcoming events and actions. She is a terrific speaker, so you will not want to miss this meeing! *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 fellow Democrats as we talk to voters to remind them to vote in the critical elections for Nassau County Executive and our other local offices in November! There's no bad time to help us Seth Koslow and our awesome team win by calling Democratic voters and spreading the word! We will provide you with a list of voters to call, a simple script, and a quick training ahead of time - so all you need to do is come ready to make an impact! Where: On Zoom! Link is sent out the morning of the phonebank! What To Have: A charged cell phone and computer!

Lawyers from Legal Services of the Hudson Valley and Hudson Valley Justice Center will be available to assist with filing overcharge complaints for tenants that live in ETPA buildings at any point from 8/1/22 to present. Check https://kingston-ny.gov/filestorage/8399/8469/48370/ETPA_Fact_Sheet_Kingston.pdf to see if your address is an ETPA one. If it is, come to this clinic regardless of if you have filed anything previously. Bring your leases from 2022 to present and proof of rent payments (screenshots or a rent ledger). Call the Tenant Hotline with any questions 845 481 0882

Yes, knocking doors can be fun — really! We trained you on-site and walk with you till you are comfortable. Join us to talk with friendly neighbors who share our values and want a better Suffolk County Legislative District 8. Your heart might just grow three sizes... and maybe voter turnout will too! You could be the reason they show up at the polls this year. Canvassing is always better with friends — so bring a buddy (or two or three) and together, you can knock 100+ doors in just one shift.

DFLI holds bi-weekly meetings for all members to come together to hear updates about current and upcoming programs, activities, events and spend time in breakout conversations focused on DFLI workgroups. (Voter Registration, Advocacy & Activism, Communications & Social Media, and Data & Analytics)