Advocate Now
ONLINE EVENTS
December 4, 7pm. Indivisible’s Solidarity in Action series Resilience for Sustainable Activism.
See below for recordings of sessions you may have missed:
- Solidarity In Action Speaker Series Kick-Off
- Building Partnerships & Coalitions with author Cristina Jimenez
- Creating Mutual Aid and Community Response Teams (Pt. 1)
- Creating Mutual Aid and Community Response Teams (Pt. 2)
- Understanding Systemic Oppression and Privilege
- Protecting Immigrant Rights, Building Collective Power
Every weekday, 10am. DNC Daily Blueprint DNC’s YouTube channel.
Third Monday, 7-8pm. Media & Democracy Project on how to Fix Media. Register here.
Every other Tuesday, 4pm. IMC’s Racial Justice and Equity Team. Register here.
Fourth Tuesday, 6:30-7:30pm. Information on Indivisible’s Fight Back with Friends, a program that equips you with the tools to connect with friends, family, and neighbors who need YOUR voice to get civically engaged.
Fourth Tuesday, 7:30pm. IMC’s BIPOC Monthly Call. Register here.
Every Thursday, 3pm. Indivisible’s What’s the Plan?. Register here.
Every Friday, 4pm. IMC’s Feminist Action Team. Register here.
LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD! CONTACT YOUR STATE AND NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES, SENATORS, AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS!
Every Wednesday check out What’s Next After No Kings?
Take Action as a Consumer
BOYCOTT STARBUCKS
Starbucks is racking up more federal labor law violations than any other corporation in U.S. history. Don’t cross the picket line, and pledge not to buy Starbucks while workers are on strike.
CANCEL SPOTIFY
The same people-power that made ABC/Disney reverse course can work on Spotify.
We need to move fast and in unison, so we’re asking anyone who can to cancel your Spotify Premium subscription today. Watch step-by-step instructions on how to cancel Spotify Premium here.
Find out how to transfer playlists and music libraries to TIDAL or Apple Music.
Use our pre-made social posts to support the Cancel Spotify campaign online.
On a State Level
Ask your state representative to support H.2580/S.1681, the Safe Communities Act. The bill will be heard on November 25th. It ensures that due process and civil rights are upheld for everyone and helps police focus on community safety, not federal immigration enforcement! Find out how to submit testimony here.
Tell your state representative and senator to oppose H.2057, the so-called HALO Act. This bill would prevent the public from recording ICE and law-enforcement actions, which are matters of public interest.
Call if you see ICE in action! The LUCE Immigrant Justice Network hotline is (617)370-5023.
Don’t know who your state representative or senator is, find out here!
On a National Level
FYI Download the 5 calls app to make contacting your Congressman & Senators easy!
HELP DEMS IN OTHER STATES
Phonebank every Sunday in November, 4:30-6pm. Democrats are only a few seats away from a US House majority. Phonebank from home to recruit volunteers and to turn out special election voters for Democrats. Register here.
Write postcards to encourage people across the country to register to vote. Contact Field Team 6.
WEAR A PAPER CLIP!!!
From Joyce Vance in Civil Discourse, September 20, 2025
On Thursday, E. Jean Carroll started it: Paper Clip Protest.
“Comely Reader! I suggest we all start wearing the paper clip. Subtler than a red hat, more powerful as a CONNECTION,” she wrote, explaining they were also worn during World War II as a sign of resistance against the Nazis.
Norwegian teachers and students wore paper clips to signal their opposition to Nazi occupation. They attached them to their lapels and wore them as jewelry, a symbol of solidarity binding them together as paper clips did with papers. It was a quiet act of defiance, expressing that Norwegians remained united against Nazi rule.
