Indivisible Sequim is a local chapter of the nationwide grassroots movement Indivisible, where thousands of groups and millions of people have come together engaging in sustained, strategic, non-violent protest against authoritarianism of any kind and to elect leaders who are committed to establishing a real democracy "of, by, and for the People."
We are living through something none of us planned for — a war of choice in Iran, the armed hunting of immigrants in our streets, an all-out assault on voting rights, racism and homophobia and transphobia elevated to policy, the raping of the earth, the systematic stripping away of women's rights. Just to name a few.
On May 1st,
we are asking you to make visible something that is always true and rarely acknowledged: this country runs on us. Working people have known this since 1886, when workers across the United States chose May 1st to demand an 8-hour workday and the right to be treated as human beings, not machinery. That stand reverberated around the world and gave birth to May Day becoming a global day of worker solidarity. Over a century later, the date still fits.
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The Moment We're In
On March 28, 2026, millions of people took to the streets for No Kings. In Sequim alone, more than 4,300 of us showed up — the largest demonstration this town has ever seen. We proved that small towns are not bystanders to history. We are history.
But a march is a show of presence. May Day is a show of power.
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In January 2026, the people of Minnesota didn't march — they stopped. Workers, students, families refused business as usual, and federal ICE agents were forced to back down. A General Strike. In 2026. It worked.
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Now that call is going national.
​On May 1st, the May Day Strong coalition — hundreds of organizations, unions including the AFT, NEA, and UFCW, and hundreds of thousands of working people — are joining together with one unified message:
No Work. No School. No Shopping. No Banking.
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Not to cause chaos. To reveal something simple and true: this country runs on us. And we have something to say about how it's run.​
How to Increase Voter Turnout?
Have you ever wondered how effective post carding, phone banking and door knocking are for elections? Will anyone's vote actually be changed or affected in a positive way by using one or all of these methods? Alex Morgan, President of the Progressive Turnout Project will answer all of these questions and more with his presentation on direct voter contact methods. See how you can make an easy difference in one of the most important elections of our lives.
Progressive Turnout Project's important message to mobilize Democratic voters is:
"Since 2015, we’ve utilized innovative voter contact approaches that allow us to connect with inconsistent Democratic voters at their doors, through personal networks, via handwritten postcards, and other data-driven and cost-effective strategies.”
Please join us on Sunday, May 3, 2026 from 2 - 4 PM
If you are interested, please register HERE today, as this event is limited to 100 participants. No Charge.
We will be collecting donations at the door for postcard stamps.
In This Together
Please join us Monday, May 7, from 2–4pm At the Paradise Café 703 Sequim Ave. Space is limited to 35 people. Register for the event here.
Everything feels like a lot right now. Constant noise. Constant change. It wears on you. So this is a pause. A place to land.
For two hours, we gather. No agenda. No pressure to have the “right” take. Just real people, showing up as they are. You can talk. You can listen. You can just be in the room and not feel alone in it.
We’ll share what’s helping us stay steady, what’s not, and what we’re still figuring out. We’ll learn from each other. We’ll remind ourselves that even in the middle of all this, we still have each other. Food. Drinks. Conversation. Community. Paradise is generously hosting us, just plan to order at least a drink while you’re there. We’re capped at 35 people, so it will stay intimate.
If you’ve been carrying a lot, come set some of it down for a while.
Workshop on Martial Law
Uncertainty is rising across this country. People are feeling it. So we’re coming together to get clear.
Join a room of engaged, like-minded community members for a participatory workshop on martial law. What it is. How it’s been used. The legal justifications behind it. And what it actually looks like for people on the ground.
We’ll talk through how this could unfold in the United States, including here on the Olympic Peninsula. We’ll break down the difference between its use during civil unrest versus natural disasters. We’ll ground ourselves in our constitutional rights. Always.
We’ll also look at current warning signs. Not to spiral, but to stay informed. To stay ready. Together.
And most importantly, we’ll build practical, community-based strategies to stay connected and support each other if things shift. Concerned. Curious. Ready to act. You belong in this room. Space is limited. 40 people max.​
Please join us Saturday May 16, from 9am-12pm At
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 525 N. 5th Ave, Sequim
. Space is limited to 40 people. Register for the event here.
Thanks to all who participated in the No Kings 3 Rally!
4,300 people is a new top best for our town and over 8 million for our country. We love you, Sequim.
WHAT'S THE PLAN
Every Thursday from
12 to 1 p.m Pacific Time.
If you have not yet listened or participated in one of these weekly sessions with Indivisible National organizers.
Their insights and call-to-action projects are incredible. Click here:
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Midterms
Battleground States Matrix
Indivisible Vashon is ROCKING a matrix plan to funnel supportive efforts (sweat and $) to the candidates and issues where they are going to count the most. It’s a fascinating way to think about where we get the most bang-for-our-buck. It has specific information on writing, phone banking, voter registration, donating and more.
Check it out HERE
Are you ready to resist the dismantling
of our government?
Join us -- your friends, neighbors, and millions of others across the nation -- in our efforts to preserve freedom, justice, and equality for all.
Member
Become a member of Indivisible Sequim.
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Donating to Indivisible Sequim is investing in the future of our local community, our state, and the nation.
It’s supporting Democratic goverenance in this country -- where everyone has a voice and a vote, mutual respect defines the way we treat each other, and openness, inclusiveness, honesty, and integrity are the core principles of governance.
Donating to Indivisible Sequim is saying you believe in a better, brighter future for the next generation.​
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Indivisible Feeds Sequim
is a project initiated here when U.S. citizens faced the most dire possible consequences of the cut-backs to SNAP … and it’s still bad. An intrepid IS writer (and FB group administrator and frequent poster par excellence) got on it FAST and EFFECTIVELY to create a fundraising project for the Sequim Food Bank.
In Sequim, we take care of each other. That’s who we are. For more information and to contribute:
Sequim Food Bank-Indivisible Sequim
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A big thank you to all who have contributed!
​Weekly Save Our Democracy Rally
Gather for a peaceful showing of support by concerned citizens who feel an urgency about stopping the deconstruction of our democracy.
Every Friday
3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Four Corners Sequim:
Sequim Ave.and
Washington St.
The DEMOCRACY CAFE Speakers Series
Our third Democracy Cafe event happened March 9th 2026 to a full house at the paradise Cafe. Thank you to all that attended.
Thank you Ankur for guiding us through this process of affirming our values in this time of political ans social chaos .
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