IndivisibleNWI and Brave New Films present a virtual film screening: Racially Charged: America’s Misdemeanor Problem Tuesday June 29 6pm central Register at https://indivisible.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0odumtpzotHdcbM6wx85kBkTmQKY-GMF1d Join us as we expose how our country’s history of racial injustice evolved …
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We at Indivisible NWI stand opposed to the “Abortion Matters” Bill (HB1577), signed by Gov. Holcomb on 4.29.21. It is an ideologically driven bill that is meant to gradually peel away Women’s rights. It shames …
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On February 25 Indivisible NWI welcomed Barbara Tully from Indiana Vote by Mail. She gave an excellent and very informative presentation. View the video of the event by clicking the link here. We learned a …
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DEMAND YOUR REPRESENTATIVE SUPPORT BILL HR-51 GIVING WASHINGTON D.C. STATEHOOD: https://indivisible.org/demand-your-representative-support-washington-dc-statehood-bill Follow the link above to read why it’s so important and then scroll to the bottom to easily link to your Representative. Washington D.C. …
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The time for action is now. The horrifying siege at the Capitol on 1/6/21, encouraged by a desperate fascist and his allies, showed how critical it is to fix our warped democracy. We must impeach …
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As I’m sure you’ve all heard, House Democrats have introduced a policing reform bill this week in the wake of George Floyd’s murder: HR 7120 the Justice in Policing Act. Predictably, many high-profile Republicans are already …
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NATIONAL HOW DID YOUR MOCs VOTE LAST WEEK? H.R. 1230: Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act [PASSED House]VISCLOSKY: YEAWALORSKI: NAYBAIRD: NAY H.J.Res 76: To repeal the Dept. of Education’s “Borrower Defense Institutional Accountability” rule [PASSED …
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Happy New Year, Indivisibles! Check out Countable’s recap of the 2019 legislative year NATIONAL HOW DID YOUR MOCs VOTE LAST WEEK? Congress will return from holiday recess today, January 6th. Their list of priorities hasn’t …
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This Week in Congress: Senate appointees and a major push to curb drug prices in the US.
