WE PROTEST FOR FREEDOM!

As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution, let our voices echo around the world. Let us stand together and remind our government that the rights of Americans are inalienable—they are our fundamental rights, enshrined by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Let’s also stand up for free thought! We will be collecting books for a children's book drive—please bring children's books to the protest! All subjects are welcome, but we especially encourage books that are diverse in authorship and content.

This peaceful assembly will demonstrate that being a proud American means standing up for our rights and treating everyone within our borders with dignity and respect.

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Join other NC citizens and express your concerns to Senator Budd. Bring your signs and letters!

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RSVP Required for location address. Even if you haven’t read the book, come! All are welcome!

We are co-sponsoring this event and will meet in person to discuss Autocracy, Inc: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World by Anne Applebaum, winner of the Pulitzer Prize.

Please support your local book store! To buy the book, shop Scuppernong Books online or call 336-763-1919.

While activism is the way of life for some of us, many of us are new to the game! There are many ways to get involved with changing our world for the better, but how do you find a good fit? And how do we build an effective social movement that has staying power and challenge existing power structures? Join us for an informative session that includes time for everyone to participate in the discussion.

Snacks and drinks provided!

This event is taking place in the Parish Hall of St. Francis Episcopal Church. Parking is in the back of the church.

We will have Monday Meetups on the SECOND Monday of each month (with the exception of this month)! Got an idea for a topic or belong to a group that would like to collaborate? Email IndivisibleGCo@gmail.com.

North Carolina’s democracy is under attack. Join our emergency virtual briefing to walk through what the Republican Court of Appeals' ruling means and what happens next.

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The Guilford County Board of Commissioners are hosting a series of budget town hall meetings to gather community input on the fiscal year 2025-26 county budget. The three sessions will be on Monday, March 31, Tuesday, April 1, and Monday, April 7, at public schools across the county. Residents will have the opportunity to explore Guilford County’s available services and programs during the community resource fairs. During the budget town halls, residents will have the opportunity to review the annual budget process and economic conditions impacting the budget and share their input on budget priorities.

Residents are encouraged to submit questions ahead of the budget town halls by visiting guilfordcountync.gov/budget-town-halls.

Each session will start at 5:30pm with a community resources fair followed by an overview of the county budget and community input from 6:30-8:00pm. Please refer to the list below for dates and locations of the budget town halls and community resource fairs.

Session 3 hosted by: Board Chair and District 8 Commissioner Melvin “Skip” Alston, and District 7 Commissioner Frankie Jones, Jr., and District 4 Commissioner Mary Beth Murphy

We are organizing with other groups across the country to make a stand in defiance of the Trump-Musk billionaire takeover and the Republican assault on our freedoms and our communities! Join us as we focus on issues near and dear to our hearts, including social security, healthcare, bodily autonomy, education, immigrant rights, and democracy!

We are going to be collecting food for Greensboro Urban Ministry at the event. There will be a large box to collect donations. Check out the flyer here for their most needed items.

Event hosted by an ad-hoc group of organizations and concerned citizens, including Indivisible Guilford County, Democracy United NC, Piedmont Raging Grannies, and others!

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Come meet with your NC Senators and House Representatives. No registration required.

The Guilford County Board of Commissioners are hosting a series of budget town hall meetings to gather community input on the fiscal year 2025-26 county budget. The three sessions will be on Monday, March 31, Tuesday, April 1, and Monday, April 7, at public schools across the county. Residents will have the opportunity to explore Guilford County’s available services and programs during the community resource fairs. During the budget town halls, residents will have the opportunity to review the annual budget process and economic conditions impacting the budget and share their input on budget priorities.

Residents are encouraged to submit questions ahead of the budget town halls by visiting guilfordcountync.gov/budget-town-halls.

Each session will start at 5:30pm with a community resources fair followed by an overview of the county budget and community input from 6:30-8:00pm. Please refer to the list below for dates and locations of the budget town halls and community resource fairs.

Session 2 hosted by: Board Chair and District 8 Commissioner Melvin “Skip” Alston, Board Vice Chair and District 1 Commissioner J. Carlvena Foster, District 6 Commissioner Brandon Gray-Hill, and District 2 Commissioner Alan Perdue

The Guilford County Board of Commissioners are hosting a series of budget town hall meetings to gather community input on the fiscal year 2025-26 county budget. The three sessions will be on Monday, March 31, Tuesday, April 1, and Monday, April 7, at public schools across the county. Residents will have the opportunity to explore Guilford County’s available services and programs during the community resource fairs. During the budget town halls, residents will have the opportunity to review the annual budget process and economic conditions impacting the budget and share their input on budget priorities.

Residents are encouraged to submit questions ahead of the budget town halls by visiting guilfordcountync.gov/budget-town-halls.

Each session will start at 5:30pm with a community resources fair followed by an overview of the county budget and community input from 6:30-8:00pm. Please refer to the list below for dates and locations of the budget town halls and community resource fairs.

Session 1 hosted by: Board Chair and District 8 Commissioner Melvin “Skip” Alston, Commissioner At-Large Katie “Kay” Cashion, District 5 Commissioner Carly Cooke, and District 3 Commissioner Pat Tillman

Take action at Tesla showrooms everywhere.
Sell your Teslas, dump your stock, join the picket lines.
Hurting Tesla is stopping Musk.
Stopping Musk will help save lives and our democracy.
The stakes couldn’t be higher. No one is coming to save us—not politicians, not the media.

We are working with other groups across the country as we host a Tesla Takedown event. We will be protesting peacefully on the sidewalk in front of the dealership.

Park at Lowe’s Home Improvement near the sidewalk.  Bring signs. Walk along the sidewalk like any other pedestrian.

Join us as we update everyone on the worst and best bills coming out of the NCGA during this session! We will be joined by a few members of the Guilford NCGA delegation (line up pending) as well as Nicole Quick with Carolina Forward!

This will be a Zoom-based meeting, so feel free to share with friends across the state!

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This event - a collaboration between Indivisible CLT and Neighbors on Call - should be excellent! The 2024 NC election data from FLIP NC is IN and we are so thrilled to be able to have a virtual data analysis session with Amy Cox and Briana Brough. Plan to learn about the 2024 impact of ICLT canvassing, postcards, and other efforts made in HD 105, SD 42 and all the way up the ballot. With this information we will be able to map the way to victory in 2026 and beyond! No one does data like FLIP NC - don’t miss this!

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Join community safety and health advocates to learn more about the threat of the proposed Transco Southeast Supply Enhancement Project (SSEP) methane gas pipeline. We’ll provide information on the negative impacts of the proposed fracked, methane gas pipeline on water, land and health on communities, and ways to get involved to cancel the project.

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Did not get into our last event at the end of February? NO PROBLEM! We have secured a location for another informational session on Indivisible and how you can contribute to saving our democracy!

Come together to meet fellow members and volunteers, discuss goals and plans for 2025 and activism opportunities! We'll have snacks (of course!) and raffles, because who says we can't have a good time together while engaging in grassroots activism? We'll even set up a kind of "activism speed dating" so you can learn about who's doing what, and how to find a fit for your own skills and interests.

Whether you’re a long-time activist or total newbie, there’s a place for you. Let us help you find a way to channel your anger or alarm into action!

Bull City Indivisible, Wake County Indivisible, Democracy Out Loud, and Triangle Indivisible Daily Call to Action are organizing an event for constituents to discuss Senator Tillis’s enabling of the Trump-Musk agenda and their support for gutting programs like Medicaid to line Musk’s pockets. We’ll invite him though we’re sure he won’t show. The event will happen with or without him attending.

There will be speakers and opportunities for questions that we will deliver to the senator's office.

Kid friendly. Graciously hosted by Raleigh Brewing Company.

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Join us we host a TOWN HALL with Senator Thom Tillis! Do you remember the last time that he hosted a Town Hall? Neither do we! We have invited him to attend, but he has yet to respond. Even if he no shows, we will still have a jam-packed list of speakers as well an EMPTY CHAIR with Senator Tillis's name on it!

Event hosted by the members of the Accountability Coalition of the Triad!

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Learn about the current legislation that Forward Justice and the NC Second Chance Alliance are advocating for. Gain insight into the historical context behind criminal legal debt and how it impacts individuals and communities today. This town hall will also provide court watch training and feature a panel of experts discussing critical issues such as court fees, fair process assessments, driver’s license revocation, and other financial penalties in North Carolina.

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Show support for vulnerable communities and join the Greensboro Interfaith Immigrant Justice Coalition demonstration on Northline Avenue. Go here for more information.

Siembra NC invites you to a meeting to discuss three strategies they’re advancing across the state to protect immigrant workers and all workplaces targeted by multiple federal agencies. Please invite anyone in Guilford, Forsyth, and Randolph Counties looking for concrete ways to pitch in beyond protesting. We need all hands on deck! RSVP here for this virtual meeting.

Want to write some postcards and eat free pizza? Join the LGBTQ+ Dems of Guilford County. Allies and left leaning unaffiliated voters are welcome! RSVP to Jennifer at indivisiblegcopostcards@gmail.com.

Join community safety and health advocates to learn more about the threat of the proposed Transco Southeast Supply Enhancement Project (SSEP) methane gas pipeline. They will share information on the negative impacts of the proposed fracked, methane gas pipeline on water, land and health on communities, and ways to get involved to cancel the project.

We are kicking off the 2025 Meet Ups with an excellent topic that is becoming a bigger part of our life every day - Artificial Intelligence! Join us as we learn to embrace AI in our resistance work! We will learn the possible benefits AND pitfalls of using AI in performing research as well as composing letters and public comment scripts. You will come away with tools that you can start using right away. We already know that this is a marathon - not a sprint. So we should all learn to work smarter, not harder!

Light refreshments provided.

This Meet Up is taking place at the Pinnacle Environmental Management Support. This is located next to Undercurrent Restaurant. Parking should be easy since the restaurant is closed on Mondays!

We are going to be continuing our postcard writing campaign for the Wisconsin State Supreme Court Seat with a cheese party! Grab your Lactaid pills (if needed) and join us for some cheese in many forms including fondue, charcuterie, raclette, and of course cheesecake! Postcards, postage, pens, and stickers provided - but extra postage money is definitely appreciated!

definitely appreciated!

RSVP to joelg@indivisiblegco.com for event location.

Stand Up For Science 2025 is a national day of action calling for robust, interference-free scientific research and policies that ensure science serves everyone. In Washington, DC, state capitals, and cities around the country, people will gather to advocate for continued government support for science, defend against censorship, and push back on attacks against diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in research and education.

North Carolina will be particularly hard hit by cuts to science, given the large amount of tech and research in the Triangle: Duke alone is facing a nearly $200 million annual reduction in funding.

Our friends at Camel City United Indivisible are hosting another rally at Senator Tillis's office NEXT WEEK! Make plans to come during your lunch break! Sign up to receive updates!

Join 50501-NC as they host The People’s Picnic: Sit to Resist!. To inspire and unite us in the fight for justice against the current administration's actions, this peaceful gathering will feature powerful speeches from members of the community, collaborative art and writing stations, and lively music. Bring a picnic and a blanket as we come together to peacefully resist and create community with each other.

What to bring:
blanket (to sit on)
food & drinks (snacks, sandwiches, fruit, water, reusable cups)
signs & banners with clear, bold messages (cardboard poles only, no stakes, stacks, or other poles, also please avoid swastikas and other hate symbols)
hats & sunglasses for sun protection
bug spray & sunscreen
rain gear (just in case)

Much of Musk's wealth lies in his Tesla stock. We can impact it with negative publicity, such as protests like this one! We hope to start a run on Tesla stock, via reduced car sales and negative publicity. Come, bring a poster, and SPREAD THE WORD!

Park at Lowes home improvement near the sidewalk.  Bring signs. Walk along the sidewalk like any other pedestrian.

Questions? Contact Bill Menius 336-543-6009

Note: This is not sponsored by Indivisible Guilford County! We are just spreading the word!