Indivisible Grand Junction

We Ain't Buying It is an economic action campaign to defend democracy and reclaim community power.

Americans are asked to pause shopping from major corporations that support the administration's policies. We stand together for family, freedom, and the future we deserve.
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NOV. 27TH - DEC. 1ST, 2025
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Resistance and Snacks · Indivisible Grand Junction Join us for our monthly member meeting: Snacks, strategy, and connect with fellow Indivisible members! Bring a snack or beverage to share and a friend!

🗓️ Join us for our monthly member meeting:
Resistance and Snacks
🧠 Strategize and connect with fellow Indivisible members!
🍿 Bring a friend and a snack or beverage to share!
🕔 Time: Tuesday, November 25
5:30 – 6:30pm MST
📍 Location: This event's address is private.
📝 Sign up for more details.

A protest poster titled "MASS BLACKOUT" with the subtitle "// SYSTEM ERROR: CONNECTION TO CAPITALISM LOST." The central image is a white power cord plug that connects to form a dollar sign ($). The dates NOV 25 - DEC 2 are highlighted in red. The text reads: NO SPENDING. NO WORK. NO SURRENDER. IF YOU MUST: SMALL BUSINESSES ONLY. PAY WITH CASH. The poster is for an action advocating for a general strike or economic shutdown, listing various organizing groups at the bottom.

We need to hit where it hurts

You can find more information at: www.themassblackout.com

#solidaritywarriors #massblackout

Excerpt from Ezra Levin's email, Nov 10, 2025 Co-Executive Director, Indivisible Here are a few things we’ll ask you to do right now: 1. If you’re as pissed as I am and this all resonates with you, sign up to be part of this campaign to rebuild the Democratic Party today. 2. If you’ve got a Democratic Representative in the House, call them today and tell them not to be a party to this surrender -- or we’ll remember it next year. Yes, Republicans can likely pass this through the House without Democratic votes, but Dems don’t need to make it easier for them or put their names on a bill that betrays their constituents. 3. If you’re raring to do even more, you can also chip in to help us get this primary project off the ground. We’re going to be counting on grassroots supporters to fund this, but there will be many, many ways to get involved, so only give if you can. We get the party we demand, and we intend to demand one that fights -- a Democratic Party with a spine.

The following document is an excerpt from Ezra Levin’s email (Co-Executive Director, Indivisible) dated Nov 10, 2025. It outlines what we can do right now in response to Senate Democrats surrendering the funding bill on Sunday, Nov 9, 2025.

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Support Indivisible Colorado Statewide Food Drive on ColoradoGives.org According to the Colorado Department of Human Services, more than 600,000 Coloradans receive SNAP grocery benefits. HALF of those recipients are children, 10% are elderly and 15% are living with disab...

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Promotional graphic for a webinar titled 'Protecting Our Wetlands and Streams.' Text reads: Join Conservation Colorado and the Protect Colorado Waters coalition to learn how Colorado is establishing essential protections for wetlands and streams, and how your voice can help strengthen them. Nov. 20, 6 p.m. MT. Spanish interpretation provided.

Join Conservation Colorado and the Protect Colorado Waters coalition on Nov 20 at 6 PM MST to learn how Colorado is establishing essential protections for wetlands and streams, and how your voice can help strengthen them. Spanish interpretation will be available.

Register now: bit.ly/3LeUkTc

Stand With Veterans!
📅 Sat Nov 8 ⏰ 1–2 pm
📍 Corner of North Ave & N 23rd (sidewalk facing North Ave)
Bring signs & show support—for veterans, health access, and all impacted by cuts to resources, laws & services in the U.S. All issues welcome!

Community Food Bank Every Grand Valley neighbor can access the abundant fresh foods they need to thrive and feel empowered to create more equitable, inclusive, and resilient local food systems.

In these trying times, please consider donating a few dollars to one of our local food banks. Let’s come together and lift up our community while this administration brings us all down.
Even a few dollars can help! Donation Links:

Foodbankgj.org

communityfoodbankgj-bloom.kindful.com

Grand Valley Transit (GVT) promotional graphic on a bright green background. The text asks: "Do you need a lift to vote?" and announces: "GVT IS HELPING OUT AND PROVIDING FREE RIDES ON ELECTION DAY, NOVEMBER 4TH!" The GVT logo is displayed at the bottom.

Do you need a lift to vote? GVT is helping out and providing free rides on Election Day, November 4th! Thanks to Grand Valley Transit for supporting elections in Mesa County.

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Flyer image for Representative Rick Taggart Town Hall. Includes a photo of Rep. Taggart and event details: Thursday, November 6 at 6:00 PM in CMU University Center Room 222. The topic is budgetary challenges and legislative priorities. Contact email is at the bottom.

🚨 Town Hall Alert! 🚨

CO District 55 State Rep. Rick Taggart is holding an IN-PERSON Town Hall

When: 6:00 PM, Thursday, November 6, 2025
Where: CMU University Center, Room 222

(CO-D55 Includes: Grand Junction, Redlands, Orchard Mesa)

🎥 Short video by Stephanie Dedduang from NK2—what a great day that was! 😄🌟

Grand Junction got real funky with the Cha Cha Slide during NK2!! Long live Liberty. May we slide right back to a civil and functional society. Please keep dancing -let’s hope everyone is watching - Words and Video Contributed by Maryann Benoit

A simple black-and-white graphic showing two black footprints or shoe prints, suggesting a walking or stepping motion. This symbolizes walking, action, or canvassing.

A simple black-and-white icon showing a person knocking on a door. The person is shown in a dark silhouette with their arm raised, hitting the door. This symbolizes canvassing or outreach

A black-and-white outline cartoon graphic of a male and female teacher standing on either side of a blank chalkboard or whiteboard. Both are smiling, holding books, and pointing at the board with a stick, symbolizing education or instruction.

🚪👟 Join MVEA’s Walk & Knocks with an Educator!
📅 Sat 10/25 & Sat 11/1 at 8:45am – 12:00pm
📍2472 Patterson Rd #13.
These are the final 2 fun, high-impact chances to boost turnout in this critical local election—don’t miss out! 🗳️🎉

Flyer titled "STAND WITH VETERANS". It announces an ongoing event: "JOIN US EVERY SATURDAY at 10:00 am, in front of the VA Hospital at N 23rd and North Ave to show support for Veterans and Our Democracy!**" The bottom provides a contact email to learn more: westandwithveterans@gmail.com. The background features a large, waving American flag.

Emergency contact image for the GI Rights Hotline. The text in large, bold, white, and red letters reads: "IF YOU ARE ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY OR NATIONAL GUARD AND ARE BEING ORDERED TO VIOLATE THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF UNITED STATES CITIZENS IMMEDIATELY CALL THE GI RIGHTS HOTLINE." The phone number 877-447-4487 is emphasized in large red text. The website WWW.GIRightsHotline.ORG is listed at the bottom. The background is a graphic of a distressed American flag.

Stand With Veterans!
📅 Sat Oct 25 ⏰ 10–11 AM
📍 Corner of North Ave & N 23rd (sidewalk facing North Ave)
Bring signs & show support—for veterans, health access, and all impacted by cuts to resources, laws & services in the U.S. All issues welcome!

👇 Don’t miss the other Sat event-see post below!

Screenshot of a constituent phone script targeting US House Rep Jeff Hurd (CO). The script includes his phone number, 202-225-4676, and an introduction for a constituent from Grand Junction expressing outrage over the Trump administration. It then offers two options for action: asking Rep. Hurd to refuse blank check federal spending bills and to conduct investigations into Trump's use of the White House to solicit bribes.

Screenshot of the second page of a constituent phone script continuing demands to Rep. Jeff Hurd. The bulleted points ask the Representative to: stop Trump from usurping Congress' constitutional authorities, file articles of impeachment to remove Trump for defiance of the law, and pledge to investigate and prosecute officials involved in illegal actions. The script concludes with a statement that the constituent will vote against Rep. Hurd if he does not stop this "authoritarian takeover."

Constituents of CO-D3:
PLEASE contact Jeff Hurd’s office! Here is a script you can use to express your frustration with Trump’s authoritarian behavior.
And don’t forget to add “Release the Epstein files”

Upcoming Events for Mesa Valley Education Assn and D51 School Board Candidates

🗳️ School Board Elections matter—turnout is key! Many folks skip voting due to lack of info. Check in with neighbors, share your picks (Kaci Cole, Vicki Woods, Mike Rathbone + Yes on both initiatives), and encourage them to vote! ✅ You can check party affiliation - click below🗳️

A holiday-themed flyer promoting the Mesa County Women's Group 2025 Holiday Coat Drive. It explains that the drive benefits families served by LaPlaza Palisade, a non-profit supporting migrant and immigrant communities. To donate a new coat, sign up in advance by contacting lisateb065@gmail.com or 518-637-1828. Coats must be dropped off by November 29.

🧥❄️ It’s coat drive time! The Mesa County Women’s Group is collecting new winter coats for kids at La Plaza Palisade. Help our immigrant neighbors stay warm - let them know if you’d like to sponsor a child or family! ❤️👧🧒

Latest ‘No Kings’ protest doubled turnout Large crowds took to the streets in Grand Junction and across the United States last weekend, cultivating a “block party” vibe in a series of protests against President Donald Trump’s

Hooray! Our own Indivisible-GJ article in the Sentinel!
Thanks to everyone who jumped in and was willing to talk!

What an incredible night at Resistance & Snacks! The energy in that room was electric, and it was so powerful to see so many new faces showing up ready to fight for our schools, our community, and each other. Together, we laid out real commitments to move the momentum from NK2.0 into meaningful, sustained action. Let’s keep the pressure on and show what organized people can do! Last school board election, each winner won by 1000 votes or less. EVERY. VOTE. COUNTS. Here's what we can do until the election: Push for School Board Elections (details on each events are in the comments) Contact 5+ people every week — talk to neighbors, friends, co-workers! Make sure everyone’s registered: Vote.org Support Kaci, Vicki & Mike — our community champions Join MVEA events and stay connected with educators: Tuesdays: Postcard Writing, Saturdays: Door Knocking Drop Box Runs — drop up to 10 ballots (1 must be your own!) Host or join a Ballot Night with Friends Join Vicki’s events — Honk & Waves, Door Knocking, and more Write Letters to the Editor — your voice matters Show up for Pop-Up Protests with candidate signs YOUR CHALLENGE: Commit to doing at least ONE action this week and ONE next week. It can be anything from texting friends about voting to showing up at a door-knock or honk & wave — every action adds up. POST BELOW: Let us know what you’re planning to attend, or shout it out when you complete something. It inspires others and keeps us moving forward together. And one more way we show up: If you’re able, please consider donating to Homeward Bound to support our unhoused neighbors. Every dollar helps meet urgent needs: https://homewardboundgv.org/donate

Recap: October 21, 2025 – Resistance and Snacks!!

🔥 YOUR CHALLENGE: Review the Action Items - commit to completing one or two.

CTA Week of 10/20/2025 Calls to Action, Oct 20 - Oct 26, 2025 (Want to get this in your email? (Subscribe here!) 👉 Colorado Actions & Events No Kings October 18, 2025 How was your No Kings event? Check out the thousands o...

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Your weekly to-dos 1. Sign up for the “What’s Next After No Kings?” mass call tomorrow, October 21, at 8pm ET / 5pm PT. No Kings was massive, powerful, and meaningful -- but it wasn’t the end of our work. Join movement leaders and fellow activists Tuesday night to celebrate what we accomplished and dive into what’s next in the fight. 2. Find (and take action with) the local Indivisible groups in your area. Local activists and organizers were the beating heart of No Kings Day -- and they’ll keep leading the fight on the ground in your community. Use our map to see what groups are near you, follow them online, and get in touch with local Indivisibles. 3. Email your GOP representative to demand that they get back to work and end this Trump Shutdown! House Republicans aren’t even in DC as the Trump Shutdown wreaks havoc on everyday people. We’re pushing vulnerable GOP representatives to call for a bipartisan deal to save healthcare. 4. Volunteer for a virtual phonebank to help Dems win big in Virginia this fall. We’re making 1,000,000 calls to voters to help VA Democrats build a vital defense against Trump’s authoritarian overreach -- a Democratic trifecta in his own backyard! All you need is your phone and a computer. Join a live phonebank training here. P.S. Together, we just pulled off the biggest day of protest in American history -- and welcomed tens of thousands of new friends to our team! Now, we need to keep organizing and give folks the tools to keep fighting with us. If you can, please chip in today so we can build on the momentum of No Kings Day and keep growing our movement.

Indivisible Weekly To Dos Oct 20 2025

Promotional poster for Native American Market Days and cultural exhibitions at the Grand Junction Convention Center, 159 Main St. Dates are Friday 3-6 PM, Saturday 9-6 PM, and Sunday 9-4 PM in November. The poster features images of dancers and cultural events, and mentions Native American vendors. Dates are listed as November 7th, 8th, and 9th 2025

Afiche para los Días de Mercado Nativos Americanos en el Centro de Convenciones de Grand Junction. Las fechas son Noviembre 7, 8, 9 (Viernes 3-6, Sábado 9-6, Domingo 9-4). Se presentan vendedores Nativos Americanos, Danza Azteca Grand Junction Co, y la Exhibición de Danza Oso Ute Gente. Niños y veteranos gratis, entrada $5.

A schedule poster for Native American Heritage Month, detailing dance performances at the Western Colorado Native American Market Days. The schedule includes Hoop Dancers, Ute Bear Dancers, and Azteca Dancers throughout the weekend. The poster is decorated with silhouettes of a bear and a deer, and lists sponsors like the City of Grand Junction and Orvis Hot Springs.

Western Colorado Native American Market Days
Nov 7-9 2025
Grand Junction Convention Center

A text-based message from Raquel Alexandra of Indivisible Grand Junction, dated October 19, 2025. The message is a thank you and recap of the large No Kings protest in Grand Junction, noting the "joyful resistance" of 7,000-8,000 attendees. It highlights the power of community, gives a special shout-out to the Safety Team and Michelle, and calls on the community to "keep building on this". The message ends with a list of next steps, including voting in November, donating to Homeward Bound, joining MVEA for a Walk & Knock, and an invitation to the next "Resistance & Snacks" organizing meeting on Tuesday, October 21 at 6 PM at Central Library.

A crowd of diverse people marching on a sunny day down a street lined with buildings and autumn foliage. They are carrying a large black banner across the front that reads "Power to the People" with a red crown logo and the text "NO KINGS." Other signs visible in the crowd advocate for various social and political issues, including one that reads, "DEMOCRACY YES KINGS NO," and another with a heart that says, "OUR BEST HOPE IS THAT TRUMP IS TAKING MEDICAL ADVICE FROM R.F.K. JR." The protester on the far right is carrying an American flag.

10.19.2025 Message from Indivisible-GJ Leader Raquel Alexandra
(one of our dedicated, hard-working leaders!)

November Speaker Series · Indivisible Colorado There has been a very active effort to prevent new ICE concentration camps from opening in Colorado. Join ICAN as we hear from 2 members of our IPT (Immigrant Partnership Teams) and members of the NCC...

Indivisible Colorado Speaker Series
Nov 5 2025
6-7 pm MST

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flyer with a black and white text on a plain white background. At the top, a stylized black crown is crossed out with thick red 'X' marks. To the right of the crown, large bold text reads: "NO KINGS". Below this is the title: "Top 10 Rally Reminders". The main body of the flyer contains ten boxed reminders, arranged in two columns, alternating between a red and a dark blue outline. The reminders are: Left Column (Red, Blue, Red, Blue, Red): Lead with Love, Not Anger. Focus your energy on what you stand for, not what you stand against. Anger fades; compassion lasts. Smile and Greet Others. Say hello, wave, or share a word of encouragement. Small acts of friendliness build community trust and lower tension. Lift Your Voice with Positivity. Joy is contagious. The more you smile, sing, and stay grounded, the safer and stronger everyone around you feels. Make Your Sign Speak Peace. Choose messages that uplift—creative, clever, values-based signs draw attention without aggression or profanity. Model Nonviolence in Every Action. If confronted, breathe, stay calm, and step back. Do not engage or argue, alert a Guardian in an orange vest. Right Column (Blue, Red, Blue, Red, Blue): Look Out for One Another. Offer water, a smile, or friendly chat to someone nearby. Check on families, elders, and people with mobility needs. Celebrate Families and Kids. Keep the atmosphere family-friendly, and invite children to join in with chants and songs—joyful ways to express civic pride. Keep It Clean and Respectful. Leave our rally space as beautiful as you found it—or better. Treat it with respect, care, and gratitude for peace. Be Mindful of Words & Tone. Speak with kindness, even when disagreeing. Avoid insults, sarcasm, or chants that demean others. Carry Joy Beyond the Rally. After the event, share stories, photos, and reflections that highlight unity and courage—show the world what peaceful power looks like.