UPCOMING EVENTS ON TOP OF LIST
THEN PAST EVENTS and REPORTS BELOW
Protest at NW ICE Detention Center
Carpool and meet up. Get to Tacoma by 1 pm. Organized by JCIRA/Jefferson County Immigrant Rights Advocates. ICE at 1623 East J Street, Tacoma. We are coming to support immigrants and their families who are threatened by ICE, while also protesting the treatment of human beings at this facility. RSVP about this event and logistics, email kstevensonpt@gmail.com
Postcard Party - Monthly
The postcard party meets every second Sunday 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. at the Bottle Shop in the Bishop Hotel
Dec. 13 STAND UP!
Bring signs, noisemakers, friends and a donation for the Jefferson county Food Bank. FAIR WEATHER OR FOUL, WE STAND UP FOR DEMOCRACY! Along Sims Way extending from Co-Op traffic circle to Safeway.
Dec. 9 Winter Party
Let’s celebrate with a do-it-ourselves Cocktail Party! Bring some finger food to share and your own beverage. Wine or beer okay!
Anti-Fa Sign Group
Another VIGIL in Jefferson County. Contact Paula Schmidt, chair of the communications team - PaulaSchm@proton.me.
See Youtube video of our first event—>
Anti-Fa Sign Group
Another VIGIL in Jefferson County. Contact Paula Schmidt, chair of the communications team - PaulaSchm@proton.me.
See Youtube video of our first event—>
Report on Nov. 15 Stand UP rally
We showed up again along E. Sims Way in Port Townsend. Including the ANTI-FA SIGN group and HANDMAIDENS.
Report on Nov. 11 Meeting - Focus on Veterans and Environment
Everybody welcome at the INDIVISIBLE MONTHLY MEETING at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Arts Building in Port Townsend. We acknowledge Veterans Day. Speaker from the Sierra Club addresses the environmental impact of the government changes.
Postcard Party - Next One
The postcard party meets every second Sunday 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. at the Bottle Shop in the Bishop Hotel
Anti-Fa Sign Group
Newly formed This is Fascism sign group starting what we hope will be many VIGIL appearances in Jefferson County. Paula Schmidt, chair of the communications team, has prepared the signs. Contact her to participate - PaulaSchm@proton.me.
See Youtube video of our first event—>
Protest at NW ICE Detention Center
Carpool and meet up at 1 pm in Tacoma. Organized by JCIRA/Jefferson County Immigrant Rights Advocates. ICE at 1623 East J Street, Tacoma. We are coming to support immigrants and their families who are threatened by ICE, while also protesting the treatment of human beings at this facility. RSVP about this event and logistics, email kstevensonpt@gmail.com
Oct. 19 ICEBREAKER training
We believe we can WIN AGAINST ICE, but it will require new tactics. Come join together to learn strategies. Sunday Oct. 19 3 to 6pm Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship/QUUF, 2333 San Juan Av.
Report on Oct. 18 NO KINGS!
NO KINGS was a peaceful movement all across the country. All of us rising up to resist the power grabs and abuses of the current administration.
Report on Oct. 14 Meeting - Hear from Candidates
Meet at the Fairgrounds for our monthly event.
Hear from Candidates. - Jefferson Healthcare. Stu Kerber and city council, Dylan Quarles. Then we’ll inspire ourselves to rev’up for Oct. 18 NO KINGS mass rally and march. End with conversation and refreshments.
OCT. 3 FLASH DEMONSTRATION
LET'S SHOW OUR SUPPORT
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 4:30-5:30 PM
E. Sims Way behind the Garden Store
Bring signs, noisemakers and friends. It's good time to be seen by rush hour and ferry traffic. SUPPORT HEALTHCARE, NOT BILLIONAIRES
Sept. 27 Rally - Let's Show Up Again!
SIGN WAVING along Sims Way
We'll keep up the momentum of our Stand UP for Democracy campaign.
Report on Sept. 20 Quilcene Fair
Good crowd and discussions at Indivisible booth and Quilcene parade. We showed our colors! Thank you to our volunteers and STRONG will of Gina McMather.
Sept. 14 - We the People Film - JCIRA
”As we biked across the entire United States/Mexico border, we heard the stories of the people who live and work on the border; those who know the best way forward for our border practices. We have heard incredible stories and now it is time to share them with the world. These scenes provide some of the most stirring and personal stories of our entire journey.”
Sept. 11 to 14 Welcome the Wall That Heals
At Jefferson County Airport. Honor. Remember. The Wall That Heals. Vietnam Vets. Opening ceremony Sept. 11 10am. Candlelight service Sept. 12, 8pm. Closing Sunday 2pm.
Report on Sept. 9 Monthly Meeting and Hear from Candidates
Met at the Fairgrounds - this month heard from the Candidates for Hospital and PT City Council: Hospital Commission candidate: Matt Ready and City Council candidate Fred Obee
Report on Vigil at Haller Fountain
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.
Report on Labor Day Rally - Workers Over Billionaires!
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
Aug. 21 Screening - The Palestine Exception
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.
Aug. 18 Election Integrity Team
Meet with the outreach directors in the offices of Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell about the integrity of voting and vote tabulating systems.
Report on Aug. 16 Stand Up for Democracy - Street Rally
Hundreds showed up! Rally along Sims Way at 1pm. We fight for our rights and our democratic institutions!
One Million Rising
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
Good 2025 Potluck Picnic
HJ Carroll Park potluck picnic with friends and leaders. Music and lively discussion.
Report on July 17 Make Good Trouble
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.
Report on July 8 Meeting
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
Report on June 28 Stand UP!
FOR DEMOCRACY’S SAKE! Saturday June 28 - Hundreds of us - we waved our signs again!