On Thursday, May 4, at 5pm at the Merrillville Library Congressman Frank Mrvan will join us for a Community Forum to discuss the Inflation Reduction Act.This legislation, signed into law last August, features the largest …
keep reading
You can make a difference On Saturday, May 20, at 12pm please join us in Lafayette for our statewide event, Growing Progressive Power. This Indiana Indivisible event is being sponsored by Indivisible NWI and other Indivisible …
keep reading
You can make a difference Please take action:House Bill 1001, State budget, is being heard and decided in the Senate, having passed the House with no Democratic votes.The House version of the budget included an unprecedented …
keep reading
You can make a difference Our next public meeting will be March 30, 6pm at the Portage Library, 2665 Irving St., Portage.Be a part of planning and taking action as we work to bring about …
keep reading
You can make a difference Our next public meeting will be March 30, 6pm at the Portage Library, 2665 Irving St., Portage.Be a part of planning and taking action as we work to bring about …
keep reading
You can make a difference “Several Northwest Indiana lawmakers are hosting town hall-style meetings Saturday to update their constituents on the work of the 2023 General Assembly at the midpoint of the Legislature’s annual session.In …
keep reading
You can make a difference Join us for our next public event, What’s Next! Next Steps After An Open Letter to the Democratic Party on Thursday, March 2 at 6pm at the Merrillville Library.Now it’s …
keep reading
You can make a difference What’s Next!, our next public meeting will be Thursday March 2 at 6pm at the Merrillville Library. During our meeting in January we discussed our Open Letter to the Democratic …
keep reading
You can make a difference What’s Next!, our next public meeting will be Thursday March 2 at 6pm at the Merrillville Library. During our meeting in January we discussed our Open Letter to the Democratic …
keep reading
You can make a difference Two local Democratic state officials, Senator Rodney Pol and Representative Pat Boy have introduced legislation in their respective chambers to tackle the coal ash crisis by demanding complete clean-up and …
keep reading
