New Community Calendar!

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.

NO Kings! Abolish ICE! No WAR!

Make your voice heard at No Kings 3 in Olympia with Olympia Indivisible, Evergreen Resistance, and dozens of other local organizations for a march and rally on March 28th! We will have signs you can take, or make your own at the rally.

We will march from Percival Landing Park to the Capitol Campus at 11:30 (line up at 11 am sharp).
The rally at the Capitol will be from 12 pm to 3 pm, with community organizations, speeches, and music.

• Line up at 11:00 am sharp Percival Landing Park. We strongly recommend using public transportation.

• 11:30 March to the Capitol campus.

• 12:00–3:00pm Rally at the Capitol

COMMUNITY GROUPS ~ MUSIC ~ SPEECHES

Use this link to see many more details including how to volunteer

Sundance Official Selection 2025 Film:
Heightened Scrutiny

Overview: Fearless civil rights lawyer Chase Strangio battles at the Supreme Court for transgender adolescents’ access to gender-affirming healthcare, confronting not only the legal system but also a media landscape that distorts public perception and threatens the struggle for trans rights. This Sundance Official Selection runs 89m. 

No Hate WA State will be there to speak about legislation to advance trans rights in Washington.

Recent event: ICE OUT at TARGET!
Lacey Target store, Sunday Feb 15th

We had 25 people there—and one customer even joined us. We walked in with our signs and marched straight back to the table salt aisle, picking up one each before heading back to self-checkout. When there were other customers in line, we invited them to jump in front of us. And after checking out, we each went to return the salt (there wasn’t enough salt to melt the ICE mess).

The shift manager was expecting us and greeted us at the door, and was perfectly friendly, making sure we were not disrupting other customers. (The Lacey police had contacted us, worried we would vandalize the store, which of course we had no intention of doing and didn’t.)

We did hand out fliers explaining the event and were asked to stay away from the entrance of the store—so we walked out to the public sidewalk and waved signs for a while, getting lots of honking responses.

We hope to rinse and repeat this kind of quick, easy resistance action soon!

Photos by Guy Dodson