Students, leaders from both sides of the river hold anti-ICE rally on the Big Four Bridge
Student-organized rally draws large crowd
Activism
Articles that promote active involvement in the political process, including rallies, protests, campaigning, tabling, and other ways to take action.
Indivisible Danville planning Pop-Up Honk-and-Wave on Saturday
Showing love for all, including our immigrant neighbors
The most anti-union president ever gets called out in western Kentucky
And on James Comer, they say he is ‘beholden to a rogue man running around making his own rules and terrorizing the citizens of this country.’
Kentucky House GOP budget takes aim at executive branch spending
Governor calls spending restrictions within budget ‘unfounded and politically motivated.’
Paducah protesters: ’Dissent is patriotic’
About 40 people showed up on Thursday to say “Do your job, Jamie!”
National protests planned for one-year anniversary of Trump inauguration
On Tuesday, January 20th, it’s time to Free America – Walk Out
Indivisible Danville holds ‘Rally for Peace’ this Saturday
Via press release Indivisible Danville invites the community to join us for a Rally for Peace on Saturday, January 10, from 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM at the Boyle County Courthouse. We’re gathering to protest the administration’s recent actions in Venezuela and escalating rhetoric toward Mexico, Cuba,
Call about vote on extending health care subsidies
Congress is voting on Thursday, 1/8 – Act now!
SOKY Indivisible holds protest in response to recent U.S., Venezuela conflict
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – SOKY Indivisible held a protest in Bowling Green Monday afternoon, making their voices heard on the recent conflict in Venezuela. Surrounding the four corners of Nashville Road and Campbell Lane’s intersection, the protest focused on the recent U.S. capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro over
All-Hands Meeting in Eastern Kentucky on Monday night
Looking for candidates – come find out more!
Today: Four Rivers Indivisible to protest ICE presence in Paducah
1:00 pm at Bob Noble Park
