Indivisible Rox Resistance

DOWNLOAD DISCORDDiscord is a dynamic platform that empowers activists to coordinate protests and movements efficiently. By leveraging its features, groups can enhance communication, streamline planning, and foster a sense of community among members. This guide...

Dear Senator Fetterman, You have expressed concern that your personal medical history and challenges should not be the subject of public scrutiny. And while we empathize with your desire for privacy, that choice was no longer solely yours the day you entered public...

Join our Truth Brigade Workshop and New Member Orientations to learn what this grassroots disinformation-countering project is all about--and where you fit in. This call is open to anyone -- new friends, longtime Brigaders, or in-between. We'll launch a new message...

Today's daily action - start a post on Nextdoor about a political issue relevant in your community (don't use national politics, or it will be removed). Then use this guide for dealing with trolls and people who respond in bad faith.  How to Handle Political Trolls...

Daily Call to Action: Strength in Unity – Reach Out and Mobilize Every movement that has ever created real, lasting change has one thing in common—unity. We win when we stand together, when we share strategies, and when we support each other's efforts. Today, your...

The Fifty Fifty One (50501) movement is organizing a "Not My President's Day" march today, February 17, 2025, at 12:00 PM at the Colorado State Capitol in Denver. This event is part of a nationwide protest against the policies of President Donald Trump's...

Learn how to handle the trolls - take a moment to train yourself on what it takes to shut down the most common trolling and online bullying efforts with this quick guide to: Handling Bad-Faith Arguments and Trolling When right-wing posters engage in bad-faith...

Want to “win” every online debate you engage in on social platforms regarding the King Soopers strike? Well you can’t. No one ever wins online arguments. What you *can* do, however, is make an example of them while making your point. Remember, an online argument is a performance for anyone reading, and will never change the mind of the person you are engaging. Treat it as such.  If you support the Local King Sooper strikes, then here are some talking points to use for both when “they” are instigating an anti-union argument on social platforms (particularly NextDoor), and when they are responding negatively to others who are supporting it. 

The time to act is now. Today is a day for reflection, but not for inaction. It is a day to ask yourself—how do you want to be involved? What matters most to you? Because make no mistake, the decisions we make today will define not just our own futures, but the future of democracy itself, and our actions will be the legacy of our commitment to our convictions. This war is one that will be fought online, and it is a war for the hearts and minds of the people around us. Those at the top would have us believe that our war is with each other. A battle of “left vs. right”, but we are not fighting each other, despite many on the right believing so. We are fighting to sustain our country, our families and the way of life that millions have fought and died for over the course of our nation’s history. It is important we not let their deaths be in vain, and that our Democracy and Republic survive this onslaught from within.