Interfaith Vigil at Haller Fountain - Spirit into Action: A Vigil for Our Neighbors
[Indivisible PT is among the supporters of this vigil]

A vigil of song and solidarity. An act and gathering of community resilience amid ongoing and troubling national and global events.

Along E. Sims poplar tree avenue from Safeway to traffic circle in Port Townsend.

Bring signs, noisemakers, co-workers, union buddies and a donation for the Jefferson County Food Bank

Indivisible Port Townsend member Marga Kapka is presenting a local screening of The Palestine Exception, a new documentary by Jan Haaken and Jennifer Ruth before the movie goes into general distribution.

Meet with the outreach directors in the offices of Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell about the integrity of voting and vote tabulating systems.

Hundreds showed up! Rally along Sims Way at 1pm. We fight for our rights and our democratic institutions!

One Million Rising—a national effort to train one million people in the strategic logic and practice of non-cooperation, as well as the basics of community organizing and campaign design

HJ Carroll Park potluck picnic with friends and leaders. Music and lively discussion.

We showed up again!! Our rally spot on Sims Way on a sunny afternoon. The rally in honor of Good Trouble Lives On in support of civil and voting rights to coincide with the 5th anniversary of the passing of Congressman John Lewis.

5:30 pm at the Jefferson Fairgrounds Arts building.

Local ICE and Immigration concerns will top the program with updates from Port Townsend's Sanctuary Project Group

FOR DEMOCRACY’S SAKE! Saturday June 28  - Hundreds of us - we waved our signs again!

1pm Sign waving along Sims Way then rally with chants and speakers in Kah Tai Lagoon Park.

In preparation for our sign waving and rally June 14, we meet June 10 Rally for the Rally. Jefferson County Fairgrounds. What makes us get out in the streets? We’ll share our motivations, prepare chants and make signs.

STAND UP FOR DEMOCRACY sign waving 1-2 pm along Sims Way.

Saturday, May 17, we joined the Rhody Parade along with JCIRA and MANY OTHERS in our community upholding the rights of all.

Excellent post Olympia state session report from our legislative delegation - state Senator Mike Chapman and Representatives Steve Tharinger and Adam Bernbaum. Great questions from our audience. Bruce Cowan presided.

MAY DAY is a NATIONAL MASS MOBILIZATION with many activist groups including Indivisible, 50501, MoveOn and many more. Indivisible Port Townsend’s event is Sat. May 3. Sequim is Thurs. May 1 near Home Depot.

We joined thousands nationwide to take to the streets again!. April 19 is the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the first major military engagements of the Revolutionary War. Our local Indivisible Port Townsend is proud to join other groups across the country ... in demonstrations called for by 50501 among other activist groups.

Met great education leaders of our Olympic Peninsula community. Received our next marching orders for taking action!

Wow! What an event! All across the country millions turned out and here in Port Townsend over 1,600 folks stood up and did our part.

Lots of good folks showed up at the Bishop Hotel. Thank you!

WE TURNED OUT LOUD AND CLEAR!
We joined cities and states across the nation protesting at the same time.

At the Jefferson County Courthouse. WOW! On Presidents Day, Port Townsend Indivisible and other concerned citizen groups brought a crowd of about 800 to the Jefferson County Courthouse to protest. Click to read more and see photos…

We’ll continue with our action teams! Standing room only!

We march in coordination with the People’s March in Washington D.C. (The Women’s March organization). We will meet at the ferry dock and march to the Pope Marine Plaza. This is our chance to show the world that we are strong, we are determined, and we are dedicated to defend and protect the rights of all peoples.