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INDIVISIBLE

SKAGIT

​For the latest information on protests and other events

Connect our members with opportunities to take collective action on their progressive values

 

Practice horizontal and egalitarian leadership that invites active participation of the full diversity of our community

 

Build one community, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all, and resist policies and legislation that harm that community

This is our moment! We need your help to win this fight. So, we’ve got a few big requests for you:​​ ​
 

  1. Sign up for weekly What’s the Plan? zoom updates with Indivisible Co-Founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin

  2. The Skagit chapter of Indivisible is looking for technology volunteers. We need skills in website editors as well as Facebook and other social media. Please contact info@indivisibleskagit.org for more information.

  3. Donate $10 to Indivisible Project! Now more than ever, it’s crucial we keep our call lines open, our web resources up to date, our ads running, and all our organizer support on the ground to build pressure on senators. Grassroots funding (from people like you!) is what makes all of that possible.

Indivisible Skagit Calendar of Events

​Indivisible Skagit Bulletin Board

Looking for Weekly Protests?

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  • Fridays at noon, Court House, in Mount Vernon

  • Sundays at noon and Wednesdays at 3:00, the Safeway intersection 12th Street and Commercial Avenue, in Anacortes

  • Saturdays at noon, Gilkey Square on First Street, in La Conner

Join the Take Action Network!

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​Now is the time to Join Take Action Network (TAN)!
. . . TAN makes it easy to track bills you care about, write your legislators, sign in for hearings all from your own home. Get daily Take Action alerts. Make your voice heard in Olympia!

Here’s what one happy IndiSkagit TAN user says: '"love it! I just sit down at the computer after dinner and spend about 15 minutes taking actions on bills that make a difference. It’s easy and so satisfying!"

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​The Indivisible Skagit Immigrant Support Task Force is offering accompaniment for tenants who are working through issues with their landlords. We can share information about tenants’ rights, help folks connect with organizations providing rent assistance and help with applications for federal and state funding. We can contact a landlord at the request of a tenant to facilitate resolutions to problems, and be present with tenants for lease signings, move-in and move-out inspections, or help with getting damage deposits back.

We have both English and Spanish speakers on our team.

If you know someone who needs this service, or you want to join our team, contact us at info@IndivisibleSkagit.org

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