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This tool is a custom-built website, set up for ease of use with smartphones, which can be fed as many of our local resistance events as we organize. The website is free for the public to view and free for event organizers, who can get a free account from Northwest Indivisible (we screen requests to keep the trolls out). Organizers may then load any number of events—which may include fliers, posters, PDF files of information, images of events, sign templates, maps—loaded right into the event record for people to access.
Our showing of Sundance Official Selection 2025 film Heightened Scrutiny was enjoyed by attendees, and the information shared by No Hate Washington State was much appreciated.
NWI supports the efforts of No Hate in Washington State. They urge you to share their cause, and this November to VOTE NO on IL26-001 and IL26-638, which endanger Washington students with invasive genital exams, forced LGBTQ+ outings, and restricted access to help when they need it most, exposing them to more hate, bullying, and harassment.
Check it out and donate at NoHateWAstate.
Check out some of our on-going projects.
Dave Little has shared an activity he is working on to help pass the important Virginia redistricting election. He is working with the Center for Common Ground.
They have training slides and provide the process for guided phone banking. As you know, most people these days don’t answer calls from unknown numbers so phone banks usually leave voicemail messages. But a message in a sincere human voice does have an impact. The elections this year, especially the midterms, are going to be a serious battle. Contact us if you are interested in helping.
The Environmental Voter Project
is a non-partisan group that identifies millions of non-voting environmentalists and turns them into consistent voters. Our team member, Sabra Hull, is leading a project to work with them to help more generally impact the vote in swing states. We will be organizing many post card parties and other activities working on the EVP project. One of the fun things about working with EVP is that we then get a report on the voters we contacted to see if they voted! Who votes is public record. So, it will be a project with feedback on our impact! It should be rewarding. Contact us to join in!
Over-the-Freeway Bannering! We want to supplement our friends at the Olympia Visibility Brigade (OVB) with additional bannering. Join us:
Sundays, 1pm–3pm at the
Sleater-Kinney I-5 overpass
Bring LARGE signs, flags, costumes, and good spirits! If you’re interested in other dates, or want to help, contact us to join in!
Sign our petition. We want to collect at least a thousand signatures to Petition Congress to Defund ICE and investigate DHS leadership for crimes and violations against the people of the United States.
No Kings 3 was a historic success!
Olympia recorded approximately 4,000 people at the March 28th No Kings 3 event at the State Capitol (WA Republicans had a No King Fergusen rally across the street with only a few dozen supporters.) Our event was completely peaceful, and the Northwest Indivisible booth collected $671.55 for Thurston County Food Bank and $291.37 for our group. It was a glorious day and was pretty much enjoyed by all.
This memorial of white crosses recognizes the people who have been killed by ICE on the streets or while in ICE custody since Trump took office. The crosses were installed in April 2026; at that time, 52 people had been killed by ICE.
Most of these deaths occurred in ICE detention facilities, caused by: physical abuse by detention center staff (deaths ruled homicides by medical examiners); lack of medical care, delayed treatment, and denial of medications; measles outbreaks; and suicide in the context of rotten food, unsafe drinking water, lack of sanitation, and relentless noise and unceasing light created by the detention staff. ICE agents have also killed people outside of detention centers by shooting and with ICE vehicles.
We say basta – enough! We refuse to let these deaths pass unnoticed.
With the memorial, we stand in witness of the people who have been killed by ICE and in compassion for their beloveds left grieving. We are committed to remembering these people and to ensuring that their stories remain visible to our community.
And the crosses represent more than grief: they are a demand for justice and humane treatment for all people. We call on policymakers and institutions to uphold the dignity and safety of every human life in their care.
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