Indivisible Easthampton Newsletters

Learn how to respond proactively to sightings of federal agents and attempted detentions. Training will better equip us to protect and support our neighbors.

Your guide to all things resistance in our area. There are events and programs every day. Check this resource out regularly to plan your weekly schedule. Bring along old friends and new, family, and colleagues. SHOW UP!

Governor Walz: “To Americans who are watching this, I’ve got a question for you: What side do you want to be on? The side of an all powerful federal government that can kill, injure, menace, & kidnap its citizens off the streets? Or on the side of a nurse at the VA hospital who died bearing witness to such a government?”

With just 2 days notice, 200 concerned local activists came together at an ICE Out for Good rally and vigil to honor the lives of those lost and currently in ICE detention…

Celebrate what we got done and pledge to Keep Fighting! Indivisible Easthampton began with a handful of concerned Easthamptoners in June.

On the Winter Solstice, let’s come together as a community to reflect on the past year, acknowledge and grieve our losses, and thank and support each other in love and resistance.

Our From Protest to Action was an exciting community gathering, with lots of inspiration, and actions, tools, and resources shared. Thank you to the Easthampton Library staff, IE volunteers and organizers, and all the groups that joined us.

To increase power following the Hands Off and No Kings protests, you’re invited to connect with local groups to build sustained non-compliance with the regime, work toward liberation, and renew our democracy.

People ask me: What should I do? You need to do one thing…but you can do more! There are so many actions in our area, you could make change every day. You don’t even have to leave your home! What’s most important? Bring friends.

Let’s come together to hear from activists about ways to take concrete steps to sustain our resistance, save our democracy and create a more just society.

It couldn’t be clearer that in times like these, we need each other. Creating change is not individual, but collective. Fear and despair can’t be managed alone, but together.

One thing we know – this work is hard and exhausting. It is led by volunteer human beings! We all need to take care of ourselves. We need to rest, eat, play, and find joy.

We’re over 200 strong and growing every day. We have lots to do, and are still getting organized, but our goal is action to create change and rebuild our democracy.