About Us

Indivisible started as the Indivisible Guide, a Google Doc about how to organize locally to pressure Members of Congress to resist Trump’s first term agenda. Millions of people picked up the guide and its name and established local Indivisible groups. These new activists formed a nationwide movement of people taking matters into their own hands to build power through collective action. Indivisible played a critical role in saving the Affordable Care Act. Today, we are fighting together to defeat the rightwing takeover of American government and build an inclusive democracy. 

Indivisible is a progressive grassroots movement of activists across every state, fueled by a partnership between thousands of local Indivisible groups and a national staff. Indivisible’s team offers strategic leadership, movement coordination, and support, and directly lobbies Congress, builds partnerships, runs media campaigns, and develops advocacy strategies.

Our group founding members are both seasoned and new organizers, sharing a deep commitment to our unique community, state, and nation; progressive values; and our democracy. We have union, campaign, municipal, state, federal, Congressional, and nonprofit experience as well as background in forming an Indivisible chapter. We held our first organizational meeting in early June 2025, promoted the first No Kings Day on June 14, and hosted a Kick-Off attended by 75 community members in early July. We focus on action, coordinated by a number of teams.

Our teams include:

Communications

Spread the word about our work and how to participate through various tools, including social media. Contact Jesse: jroaza@gmail.com.

Elected Officials

Reach out to local, state, and federal officials to ask how they stand on issues and let them know how we stand! Thank them when they are leaders for our cause. Write letters, and meet officials and their staff. Contact Leslie: leslie.button@gmail.com.

Outreach

Build a team of ambassadors to engage, recruit, and support activists for our group. Contact: julie@indivisibleeasthampton.org

Protests

Help us develop and organize local in-person protests in the Easthampton area against the actions of the Trump administration. Contact Jesse: jroaza@gmail.com

Postcards

Write and mail postcards to share your opinion with our local elected officials or send postcards to voters in other states to contact their elected officials. Contact Susan: smillerking@gmail.org

Phonebanks

Call to share your opinion with local elected officials or be part of an effort to encourage and connect voters in other states to their elected officials. Contact Martine: Martinevanpee@gmail.com