Watch or read: “Why the Public Should Own Our Electric Utilities.”
I invested dozens of hours of work to produce a powerfully informative and motivating TV interview with two experts in support of Olympia Public Power […]
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Action: Rally to Support Opening Artesian Commons Park on 4th Ave. on 9/11
The Artesian Commons Park has been closed down by Paul Simmons on August 24, 2018. The “No Sit no Lie” ordinances are being more rigorously enforced than usual. We are going to help be one of many moving parts to mobilize community support to reopen the Comma\ons Park and show Olympia City Council and City management where we stand–in favor of people having access to public space and against the displacement and mistreatment of Houseless people, poor people, and the working class.
Action: Support Our Orcas
In 50 years, this clan of supersize dolphins has gone from being vilified and shot by fishermen to being rounded up for marine parks—48 Southern Residents were caught or killed during the capture operations in the sixties and seventies—to becoming the most iconic creature of the Pacific Northwest wilds.
Federal Legislation Action: Ask Your Senators to Oppose Bill S.2155
Keep Fighting Against the Giveaway to Big Banks & Wall Street Background: Senate bill 2155, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act is a […]
Local Action: Revise Thurston County EMS Protocol on Chemical Restraint, Contact Olympia City Council Member Jim Cooper
We have an opportunity for change. Our own Olympia City Council member Jim Cooper is now a new member of the Western Regional EMS & […]
Spread the Word: Alternatives to Chemical Restraint Panel Discussion at Traditions, March 5th — Printable Flier
This speakers’ panel and community discussion is in response to the recent, tragic death of Vaneesa Hopson after being chemically restrained by EMTs in Olympia. […]
Daily Do: Looking for Local Leaders, Upcoming Events
****Daily Do for Thursday, December 21st**** Action: Be a Leader Reminder that we are looking for leaders!! There is growing interest in revisiting possibilities for […]
Daily Do: Donate Blood and Volunteer for Womens’ March
****Daily Do for Giving Tuesday, December 19th**** ACTION 1: From Bloodworks Northwest: “We issued 150+ units of blood in response to the #Amtrak tragedy, creating major demands on […]
Daily Do: Weekly Roundup of Actions
****Daily Do for Friday, December 15th, weekly roundup**** ACTION 1: Help the Homeless Citizens at “The Jungle” on Dec. 16 and Dec. 17 Reminder about […]
Daily Do: Help Thurston County Homeless
****Daily Do for Thursday, December14th**** ACTION: Help the Homeless in Thurston County, specifically Homeless Camp, “The Jungle” Gratitude: Today is the one-year anniversary of Indivisible […]
Workers Rights Action: Tell Your Representative to Replace NAFTA
****Workers Rights Action for Wednesday, December 13th**** Today’s Labor and Worker Rights ACTION is from PUBLIC CITIZEN, Protecting Health, Safety, and Democracy. ACTION: Tell Your […]
Climate Action: Sea Level Rise Community Feedback Survey
****Climate Action for Tuesday, December 12th**** Sea Level Rise Response Planning The City of Olympia, the Port of Olympia, and the LOTT Clean Water Alliance are […]
Daily Do: Show Up For Actions This Week Monday, Tuesday and Thursday for DACA, election integrity and net neutrality
****Daily Do for Monday, December 4th**** This week, we focus on ACTION. There are several important events this week, and we need everyone to show […]
Olympia Indivisible Urgent Call to Action: Message from Senator Murray for Action Today
On Nov 30, 2017, at 11:27 AM, Tom Dyer of Olympia Indivisible wrote: Minutes ago, we just received a call from Senator Murray’s office saying the Tax vote will […]
Daily Do: Sign Up to Volunteer for the Women’s March 2018
****Daily Do for Thursday, November 30th**** ALL HANDS ON DECK! We are collaborating with Women’s March on Olympia on their 2018 Women’s March Anniversary Rally. […]