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Every Thursday, Indivisible co-founders Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg host a participatory conversation on the week’s news, the state of our democracy, and our plan to defeat the authoritarian threats we face.
HERE’S OUR SATURDAY PROTEST SCHEDULE.
Always check for dates, location, time and themes each week on our website IndivisibleReSisters.ORG in case something changes. Register on this page for text reminders.
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Bring non-perishable foods on Saturdays to donate to IRCC’s Neighbor to Neighbor Food Pantry to assist our local community.
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**** Saturday, August 15, 11:30am – 12:30pm
“Be Brave With Us” National Overpass Visibility Action
Honk & Wave at Ygnacio Valley Rd. and Civic Dr., IRCC Overpass Visibility Brigade on the Iron Horse Trail pedestrian overcrossing, WALNUT CREEK.
**** Saturday, August 22, 11:30am – 12:30pm
Todos Santos Plaza, CONCORD. Rally at corner of Salvio St. & Grant St. behind the park’s stage followed by a short march to Galindo St. for a Honk and Wave.
**** Saturday, August 29, 11:30am – 12:30pm
Federal Immigration Court, 1855 Gateway Blvd., CONCORD. Meet on the sidewalk on Clayton Road side for Honk & Wave.
**** Saturday, September 5, 11:30am – 12:30pm
Pleasant Hill City Hall rally followed by Honk & Wave on Gregory Ln. and Contra Costa Blvd.
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Saturday Protests are Indivisible events organized by Indivisible ReSisters Contra Costa. Go to IndivisibleReSisters.org for more actions and other ways to get involved. Get Saturday protest reminders via email by signing up for our weekly newsletter here: https://secure.everyaction.com/eBsbQF1XyU6Ae2kj55KbEA2
These are nonviolent events. Each of us is responsible for our own conduct. Stay within your rights, don’t break laws, stay safe, stay peaceful, and avoid any risk you don’t feel comfortable with. Don’t obstruct traffic, protest inside any business, impede people from entering or exiting any property, or commit any acts of property damage. Ignore any counter protestors and stay focused on peacefully delivering our message. If you need help or see something troubling, tell a uniformed police officer or call 911. If you can safely do so, record troublesome behavior with your phone, as this is often a strong deterrent to bad behavior.
WHISTLES – A COMMUNITY SAFETY UPDATE
We love everyone’s enthusiasm with their various noise-makers but note that whistles are now used for ICE warnings. In order to avoid undue fear, confusion or panic for our communities, please refrain from using whistles hereafter for any protest events. Bells and horns are alternatives.
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