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Update: The Senate did not pass the Build Back Better Act (BBB) before the end of 2021 as Democrats had promised. This is unacceptable. Call your Senator now and let them know that:
1. You’re extremely angry and that leaving town before getting the job done is absolutely unacceptable, and
2. They...
President Biden’s signature Build Back Better Act is now law. Read on to learn what’s in it, what got left out, and how your members of Congress voted on this critical legislation.
Wealthy countries were able to jump to the front of the line to buy up the world’s limited supply of COVID-19 vaccines, while middle- & low-income countries have been forced to face a devastating surge of Delta variant cases with little to no vaccines available to their population.
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Wealthy countries were able to jump to the front of the line to buy up the world’s limited supply of COVID-19 vaccines, while middle- & low-income countries have been forced to face a devastating surge of Delta variant cases with little to no vaccines available to their population.
This is...
If you’re reading this guide, it’s most likely because you’re part of an Indivisible group who is somewhere along the path of working with other Indivisibles to build a statewide structure - a network, coalition, or other intentional system for working together to build power across the state.
Over the course of 2020, we saw how local groups across the country took this guide and put their own spin on it. We’ve seen groups use endorsements as a powerful tool in both primary and general elections, in red, blue, and purple districts, in open seats and seats with an incumbent. We talked to...
After weeks of bad faith complaints about the topline number for recovery, Sen. Sinema has come out saying she strongly opposes provisions to lower drug prices, and will not vote for an inclusive recovery if the House delays or votes down the low ambition Bipartisan Infrastructure (BIF) Package. It...
Republicans have once again blocked the For the People Act -- but it’s not too late to save our democracy. Senate Democrats can pass the For the People Act, and they must do it as soon as possible. If Democrats don’t muster the conviction to do so, crucial voting rights and redistricting provisions...
Outlines the timeline for recovery and describes the different moving vehicles.
Use this document to fight against gerrymandering in your state. Learn how redistricting works, what policies that make redistricting more fair, and how you can work with democracy advocates to push for reform in your state.
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Indivisible is a movement of activists across every state, fueled by the partnership between thousands of autonomous local Indivisible groups and a nationwide staff that offers strategic leadership, coordination, and support.