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Indivisible Sequim is a local chapter of the nationwide grassroots movement Indivisible, where thousands of groups and millions of people have come together to fight authoritarianism of any kind and to elect leaders who are committed to establishing
a real democracy "of, by, and for the People."
Doug Pagitt is the executive director of Vote Common Good, a pastor, and now legendary bicyclist. On July 24, Doug is coming to Sequim to share this incredible story. He will host two showings of this powerful documentary at the Olympic Theatre Arts - 1:30 pm and 3:15.
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"As we biked across the United States along the US/Mexico border, we heard the stories of the people who live and work on the border; those who know the best way forward for our immigration and border practices. We have heard incredible stories and now it is time to share them with the world. These scenes provide some of the most stirring and personal stories of our entire Journey"
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​Plan for the Week
Stay in the know. Check out Indivisible National’s action plan Take Action Now
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National Indivisible's action plan discussion for this week Video Here.​
​New information about immigration Rights and interactions with I.C.E.
agents. More information
Here in the Guides page
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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.
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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.
​Save Our Democracy Vigils
Gather for a peaceful showing of support by concerned citizens who feel an urgency about stopping the deconstruction of our democracy.
Every Friday
4 to 5:30 p.m.
Four Corners Sequim:
Sequim Ave.and
Washington St.
Bring your signs, noise makers, water, and a chair if needed!
We demand an end to:
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The extreme crackdown on our civil rights by the Trump admin.
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The attacks on black and brown Americans, immigrants, trans people, and other communities.
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The slashing of programs that working people rely on, including Medicaid, SNAP, and Social Security.
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sign up here
Thursday, July 17th
4 to 6 p.m.
W Washington & N Priest
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July 17 Food Drive
Bring a can (or two) of food for the food bank. We collected over 1,300 lbs. for the Food Bank on No Kings Day. Let's beat that number on July 17. As the Big Bad Bill takes effect, our wonderful food bank will need more food to feed our community.
In fact, consider collecting canned food from your neighbors and bringing a bag of food to the rally!
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