Thursday, September 11th, 4-5:30 pm, Weekly IMV Protest in Utica, Oneida Square, Utica. Thursday, Sept 11, will be the day we will start to rotate the Thursday Rallies to different locations in order to get more attention. The rally on Thursday the 11th will be at Oneida Square, at the round-about by the monument. There is parking in the old Dunkin Donuts lot, on side streets, and a block down State Street in the Munson lot.  It is the 24th anniversary of 9/11 so we will want to honor that day and our democracy!  

Thursday, September 11th, 3-4 pm, What’s the Plan? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible’s Co-Founders.  Every Thursday, our co-founders, Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, jump online to break down the news of the week and answer your questions directly! Be part of a free-flowing, interactive chat about what’s next in our fight for democracy.  Register here. 

Wednesday, September 10th, 6:30-7:30 pm, Indivisible OneNYS Statewide Zoom,  Register here. All Indivisibles in NY are welcome to join us for a conversation on great topics. Our agenda includes hearing from special guest Kimberly Tucker from Indivisible to share more details about the awesome new Solidarity in Action mutual aid fund program we have available to groups. We will also be talking about the upcoming mass mobilization day of action on October 18th, getting your input on the upcoming social media masterclass series, and sharing ideas about how to support volunteers.  

Sunday, September 7th, 2-4 pm, Neighbors Over Politics: A Campaign Fundraiser for Heather Wasielewski, The Beer Hub, 2643 Genesee St, Utica, Join Heather and her many IMV friends for an afternoon fundraiser in support of her campaign for Utica Common Council At-Large — a chance for neighbors to come together, enjoy light refreshments, and talk about the future of our city.  Whether or not you can attend, please contribute to Heather’s campaign HERE. 

Saturday, September 6th, 12:00 -1:30 pm, Fight the Trump Takeover–Peaceful Protest, Fort Stanwix National Monument, E. Dominick St. Meets Black River Blvd. Hosted by Rome Concerned Citizens and Indivisible Mohawk Valley . Bring your favorite signs and noise makers.  And you might need a rain jacket!

Friday, September 5th, 8:00 pm, ACLU People’s Power Know Your Rights Training, Register for the virtual training. The ACLU is the expert on constitutional freedoms including the freedom of speech and assembly.  We want to make sure you know your rights when protesting this extreme abuse of power by the administration. Train before you protest!  Note: often even if you can’t attend a virtual training in real time, it’s a good idea to sign up because the recording or slides may be available to you afterwards if you have registered. 

Friday, September 5th, 9:30 am-10:30 am, IMV CAFE Fridays, Come by and connect for the latest news and conversation with other IMV activists. Find Zoom link and password in weekly newsletter or email the link/password request to indivisiblemv@gmail.com

Thursday, September 4th, 4-5 pm, Weekly IMV Protest in Utica, 10 Broad Street, Alexander Pirnie Building, Utica. We gather every week to protest this administration and the complicit Republican Congress and judges who are dismantling the Constitution, due process, federal agencies, and the systems and services that have made this country strong–before our very eyes.  They want us to be scared, isolated, divided, hateful, and exhausted but we refuse to hide. We stand together in community and witness on behalf of those who are being attacked, disappeared, and stripped of the funding and services they need, all to give more wealth and power to the billionaires.  Bring a sign or use of our extras.  

Thursday, September 4th, 3-4 pm, What’s the Plan? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible’s Co-Founders.  Every Thursday, our co-founders, Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, jump online to break down the news of the week and answer your questions directly! Be part of a free-flowing, interactive chat about what’s next in our fight for democracy.  Register here. 

Monday, September 1st, 5–6:30 pm, Workers over Billionaires Rally in Hamilton, NY, part of Labor Day Protests nationwide. Hamilton Village Green. Theme: Families Over Billionaires.

Monday, September 1st, 10am-12pm, Labor Day Workers Over Billionaires March, Downtown Lowville, Park in public parking and join us walking up and down State St., All welcome! Please, no profanity or vulgar images on your signs. Sponsored by Lewis County Democrats.

Saturday, August 30th, 1:00 pm, Labor Day National Mass Call, Join “Workers Over Billionaires to hear front line reports from Free DC and Chicago. Working people across the country are standing up to the billionaire agenda and demanding a country that works for workers.

Saturday, August 30th, 12:00 -1:30 pm, Stand Up for Labor in Rome–Peaceful Protest, Fort Stanwix National Monument, E. Dominick St. Meets Black River Blvd. Hosted by Rome Concerned Citizens and Indivisible Mohawk Valley . Bring your favorite signs and noise makers.  And you might need a jacket!

Friday, August 29th, 9:30 am-10:30 am, IMV CAFE Fridays, Come by and connect for the latest news and conversation with other IMV activists. Find Zoom link and password in weekly newsletter or email the link/password request to indivisiblemv@gmail.com

Thursday, August 28th, 6:00-7:30 pm, Poster Making & 5 Calls Party, Dunham Library, 76 Main Street, Whitesboro.  We have a room that holds 100 people so there will be lots of room for poster making with Teresa.  There will also be mutual support for setting up and making calls on the 5 Calls app. Just bring your phone.  We want to keep calling our elected reps and make signs for Thursday rallies and upcoming pop-up rallies.  

Thursday, August 28th, 4-5 pm, Weekly IMV Protest in Utica, 10 Broad Street, Alexander Pirnie Building, Utica. We gather every week to protest this administration and the complicit Republican Congress and judges who are dismantling the Constitution, due process, federal agencies, and the systems and services that have made this country strong–before our very eyes.  They want us to be scared, isolated, divided, hateful, and exhausted but we refuse to hide. We stand together in community and witness on behalf of those who are being attacked, disappeared, and stripped of the funding and services they need, all to give more wealth and power to the billionaires.  Bring a sign or use of our extras.  

Thursday, August 28th, 3-4 pm, What’s the Plan? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible’s Co-Founders.  Every Thursday, our co-founders, Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, jump online to break down the news of the week and answer your questions directly! Be part of a free-flowing, interactive chat about what’s next in our fight for democracy.  Register here.

Wednesday, August 27th, 6 pm-7:30 pm, IMV Community Circle Rome,  Rome Arts & Community Center; 308 W Bloomfield St, Rome. One of many smaller IMV meetings in the weeks and months to come.  Join us for a casual gathering to connect with local Indivisibles, share how we’re feeling, and talk about what we can build together.  We are holding these conversations throughout the Mohawk Valley on a variety of days/times. You can attend any of them that fit your schedule regardless of where you live.    Register here to let us know you’re coming. 

Tuesday, August 26th, 6:00-7:00 pm, NY Communities Fight Back: Teach in for Central NY. Join us for a teach-in to learn about the impact of the recent cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and SNAP and how we can fight back! Economists and budget experts from the Fiscal Policy Institute will explain how this billionaire handout is coming at the expense of the middle-class and working New Yorkers. This webinar will give a statewide overview and a snapshot of the impact on Central New York. We'll also discuss what comes next and how we are standing together to fight for our communities! What the teach-in will cover: How these cuts to health care, SNAP and other public services will impact our communities; The timeline for implementation; A snapshot of what to expect locally; How the tax cut for overtime actually works and what the benefit will be; Actions we can take together to hold Congress accountable. Sign up. 

Tuesday August 26th, 6:00-7:30 pm,  IMV Community Circle (Herkimer County), German Flatts Community Center, 555 Rt 5-S, Mohawk. There is ample parking and we will meet in the outdoor Pavilion. There are seats in the pavilion, and people can bring their own chair if they wish.  

Monday, August 25th, 6:00 pm.  Oneida County Democratic Women’s Club, New Hartford Public Library, Sammon Room, 2 Library Lane, New Hartford.

Sunday, August 24th, 12-5 pm, Mohawk Valley Latino Association Latino Fest, Hanna Park, (City Hall). 1 Kennedy Plaza, Utica. Volunteers are needed to greet our neighbors, talk about our democratic values and promote our local Democratic candidates. Set up at 11:30am. The Oneida County Dem Women have a table and welcome IMV volunteers. 

Saturday, August 23rd, 5-6:30 pm, Herkimer Rally to Protect Our Rights, 321 E Albany St, Gather with us to stand up for Same sex marriage, Due process for everyone, safe education for our children, health care and social security.  We will be standing on the sidewalk and grassy areas on Route 5 and on Route 28 north. Register HERE

Saturday, August 23rd, 12:00-1:30 pm, Protect the Vote/Fight Trump-Rome Rally,  East side of Ft. Stanwix (sidewalk along Black River Blvd), Rome, Bring school supplies and non-perishable food to donate to local centers. 

Friday, August 22nd, 9:30 am-10:30 am, IMV CAFE Fridays, Come by and connect for the latest news and conversation with other IMV activists. Find Zoom link and password in weekly newsletter or email the link/password request to indivisiblemv@gmail.com

Thursday, August 21st, 4-5 pm, Weekly IMV Protest in Utica, 10 Broad Street, Alexander Pirnie Building, Utica. We gather every week to protest this administration and the complicit Republican Congress and judges who are dismantling the Constitution, due process, federal agencies, and the systems and services that have made this country strong–before our very eyes.  They want us to be scared, isolated, divided, hateful, and exhausted but we refuse to hide. We stand together in community and witness on behalf of those who are being attacked, disappeared, and stripped of the funding and services they need, all to give more wealth and power to the billionaires.  Bring a sign or use one of our extras.  

Thursday, August 21st, 3-4 pm, What’s the Plan? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible’s Co-Founders.  Every Thursday, our co-founders, Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, jump online to break down the news of the week and answer your questions directly! Be part of a free-flowing, interactive chat about what’s next in our fight for democracy.  Register here. 

Tuesday August, 19th, 6-8pm, Reception in Support of Congressman John Mannion (NY22), Hart’s Hill Inn, 135 Clinton St. Whitesboro. Help keep NY22 blue by supporting the Mannion campaign. NY22 remains one of the most competitive congressional races in the country.  RSVP here.

Monday, August 18th, 6:00-7:30 pm, Virtual Meet & Greet with Antonio Delgado. Come meet Antonio Delgado, candidate for Governor of New York, and hear firsthand about his vision for a more just, inclusive, and hopeful New York. This is a casual, community-focused virtual event, log on with your neighbors and your energy!  Whether you're already a supporter or just curious to learn more, this is a great opportunity to connect and get involved from wherever you are.  Register for the Zoom meeting HERE.  

Saturday, August 16th, 12:00-1:30 pm, Protect the Vote & Fight the Trump Takeover Rally, East side of Ft. Stanwix (sidewalk along Black River Blvd), Rome, NY.  Let’s be clear: this fight started in Texas, but it doesn’t end there. This isn’t just about redistricting or one state’s politics. It’s about the future of our democracy. Trump is terrified of the American people. He knows he can’t win on his ideas, so he’s trying to take Congress by hook or by crook--and he’s doing it by silencing the voices of communities of color. We’re not going to let that happen.We'll be gathering on the sidewalk where E. Dominick Street meets Black River Blvd and stretching out from there. Bring your chairs, signs, drums, horns, kazoos, and American flags. It will be warm and sunny so wear a hat, bring an umbrella, and use sunblock! We will have some ice and water. There is a public parking lot on James Street and parking spots along Black River Blvd.