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LEGISLATIVE CALLS TO ACTION -- November 25, 2025
Bipartisan Momentum Breaks Through Gridlock Congress is seeing a rare burst of bipartisan cooperation as lawmakers rally around several high-impact bills affecting healthcare costs, government transparency, and workers’ rights. Thanks to a series of successful discharge petitions—each gathering the required 218 signatures—House leaders are now required to bring long-blocked legislation to the floor for a vote. 1. The Fix It Act: Preventing a Spike in Healthcare Costs Represen
Nov 19, 20252 min read


Shop Local
We are just over a week away from Black Friday and the “official” start of the holiday shopping season/orgy of consumerism. Our primary Economic Call to Action remains: rethink your holiday gift-purchasing plans. Not “cancel Christmas.” Not “month-long economic blackout.” Not “General Strike.” Not yet, anyway. But this next month is an excellent opportunity to reconsider our own personal complicity in an economy where so many of the Major Players are actively collabora
Nov 19, 20254 min read


Making a Statement With Your Holiday Shopping
We are going to spend the next three weeks – maybe the next seven weeks – revisiting the idea that we can shape some major corporations’ assessment of their collaboration with the Trump regime, by redirecting our holiday spending. Photo by Mel Poole on Unsplash Don’t think of your budget as a drop in the bucket, a futile gesture. Think of it as a rehearsal, getting practice at thinking globally about your purchasing power. Real impact will come when millions of us are infor
Nov 12, 20255 min read


LEGISLATIVE CALLS TO ACTION -- Week of Nov 5, 2025
Bills to Keep An Eye On Passed the Senate, House next S.J.Res. 81: A joint resolution terminating the national emergency declared to impose duties on articles imported from Brazil. The Senate voted to terminate the 50 percent tariffs that President Trump has imposed on Brazil, with a handful of Republicans crossing party lines to help push through a measure rejecting the emergency declaration used to justify them. While the resolution faces long odds in the House, where Repub
Nov 4, 20252 min read


Spotify, SNAP, and the Looming Holidays
Learn about the boycotts and holiday shopping choices that can make an impact. Also, find ways to support our neighbors while SNAP is shutdown. Photo by Lucrezia Carnelos on Unsplash Boycott Spotify The national Indivisible organization has called for a consumer boycott of Spotify , the audio-streaming app and online service that millions of Americans use to listen to music, podcasts, and other content. In late October, Spotify began running recruitment ads for Immigrati
Nov 4, 20256 min read


LEGISLATIVE CALLS TO ACTION -- October 28, 2025
Tell State Senators to Stand Strong Against Redistricting From Indiana Capitol Chronicle Gov. Mike Braun on Monday called a special session to take up congressional redistricting, a politically charged move that follows months of mounting pressure from national Republicans to redraw Indiana’s map ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Braun’s order says the session will begin Monday, Nov. 3 and will focus primarily on revising the state’s congressional boundaries — lines that w
Oct 28, 20254 min read


Economic Calls to Action
One of the defining principles of Indivisible is that there are 198 (or so) means of non-violent resistance to tyranny. Another is that there is SOMETHING for EVERYONE to do. No one has to, or can, do everything. Not everyone can do marches or knock on doors, but for those who are prevented from doing one activity, dozens of other activities await. Empty shopping carts. Photo by Michal Dziekonski on Unsplash Introducing Economic Calls to Action Ever since Indivisible Central
Oct 27, 20254 min read


Images from No Kings 2.0 in Indianapolis
Thank you to our photography volunteers for these images and video from Oct 18, 2025. Photos & timelapse video by G. Newlin: Photos by F. Holt: Video of the crowd from the steps of the Statehouse by J. Bradtke:
Oct 22, 20251 min read


LEGISLATIVE CALLS TO ACTION -- October 8, 2025
What has caused the government shutdown? from Jess Craven at Chop Wood Carry Water Trifecta dynamics: The standoff is occurring with Republicans controlling the House, Senate, and White House, a governing "trifecta". Democrats are using their power in the Senate—where most legislation requires 60 votes to pass—to demand that Republicans negotiate on their terms. The Democrats are using the need for 60 votes in the Senate to pass the Continuing Resolution to demand a permanent
Oct 7, 20252 min read


Building a Movement: How One Million Rising Is Taking On America's Authoritarian Threat
One Million Rising is an initiative launched by the national Indivisible organization in late July, designed to train and equip existing...
Oct 1, 20254 min read
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