Many of us are feeling the weight of what is happening in our country right now. The headlines can feel exhausting, heartbreaking, and overwhelming at times. But one of the most powerful things we can do in difficult moments is stay connected, stay informed, and stay engaged in community.
Taking action together — whether through visibility events, postcards to voters, or simply showing up for one another — reminds us that democracy is not something we watch from the sidelines. It belongs to all of us.
As we move forward together, we continue choosing hope, compassion, inclusion, courage, and people power.
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Kaua'i Pride Parade, Saturday June 6th
Indivisible Kauaʻi will be participating in this year’s Pride Parade with our “Welcome to the Age of Aquarius” theme featuring colorful handmade planets, music, art, and messages of unity, inclusion, hope, and love for all people. Want to walk with us? Please let us know!
Flag Day Visibility Action, Sunday June 14th
We are planning a peaceful Flag Day visibility action on June 14th focused on democracy, community, and people power. More details coming soon!
Fourth of July Picnic
Come join Indivisible Kaua'i and the Kaua'i Democrats for a Fourth of July picnic. Beach! Fun! Sun, sand, and aloha! Happy diverse gathering! All are welcome! Music, laughs, and joy!
At the small pavilion at Lydgate Park, between the big pavilion and Kamalani Playground.
Grill will be fired up with burgers, hot dogs, and more; please bring a pot-luck dish to share!
Let's have fun and celebrate together - come as you are and bring your aloha spirit!
Visibility Brigade, Every Friday
Featuring Signs of Fascism; please wear black for best contrast.
Kukui Grove sidewalk (near old Macy's) from 7:15-8:15am.
'Ele'ele Bridge from 3-4:30pm
First and Third Saturdays, 9:30-11am
Community meeting. Guest speakers, committee reports, news from the county, upcoming opportunities for action.
Second and Fourth Saturdays, 9-11am
Get your hands dirty! Postcard writing, sign making, and other activities.
Weekly To-Dos
Tell your Senators: rein in ICE now. The coalition behind ICE Out For Good is following our historic weekend of action by flooding Congress with calls demanding that they use the upcoming Homeland Security funding bill to rein in ICE. After calling your senators, use this link to call your representative.
Send an email to your senators demanding they restore healthcare subsidies now. Last week, the House voted to restore the Affordable Care Act subsidies that Trump made lapse last year, leading to skyrocketing healthcare premiums for millions of Americans. Now the Senate must do the same.
Keep demanding your senators vote to stop Trump’s war on Venezuela. Last week, the Senate advanced a War Powers Resolution to pump the brakes on Trump’s war with Venezuela. Soon that resolution will come up for a final vote in the Senate. Let’s make sure it passes.
Next, send an e-mail to all your Members of Congress demanding action to stop Trump’s war of aggression. We have to make sure our opposition to Trump's global gangsterism is loud, constant, and everywhere. After placing calls to your senators, please also use our tools to send emails to all of your Members of Congress, in the Senate and in the House (where they'll have another War Powers vote soon).
Join One Million Rising
One Million Rising is a national effort to train one million people in the strategic logic and practice of non-cooperation, as well as the basics of community organizing and campaign design.
Call your members of Congress!
We've made this easier with handy tap-to-call buttons. If you've never done it before, scroll down a bit and read our tips for making effective calls.
Right now our representatives want to talk to anyone who has been fired by President Musk. Be sure to leave clear callback information if this is you!
Kaua'i has three members of Congress, two in the Senate and one in the House of Representatives. Here they are:
Senator Brian Schatz
Senator Mazie Hirono
Representative Jill Tokuda
Making Effective Calls
Keep it simple, brief, and to the point. If it helps, write it down before calling. Be sure to mention that you are a constituent, and say your city and ZIP code. This is super important if you wind up talking to voice mail!
The assistant you reach may not be familiar with the issue you're calling about, so have something basic to say if it sounds like they need to be brought up to speed.
Be courteous, kind, and polite. Share why you care; if you have a personal story to tell, be sure to share it.
We're your friends, neighbors, and ohana, doing our best to hold the line against fascism in Washington.
For a taste of who we are and how we operate, please see our Facebook group:
... or check out some photos and video from past events:
Confused about your registration status? Need to register? Want to learn more about the process? Vote.org has you covered:
Party Resources
Indivisible Kaua'i is one of thousands of Indivisible groups across the country taking action to fight for our democracy. Indivisible Kaua'i is completely volunteer-driven. Your donation will support the direct costs of our activism. Mahalo for your kokua!
Indivisible Action is a political action committee that supports the partisan work of the Indivisible movement. Indivisible Action channels grassroots energy into electing progressive candidates who will work towards an inclusive democracy that provides for the needs of all people, and to defeat politicians who will stand in its way.
Indivisible Project is a 501(c)(4) that supports the legislative advocacy carried out by Indivisibles across the country. Indivisible Project drives coordinated campaigns, powering the grassroots Indivisible movement to defeat the rightwing takeover of American government, and win an inclusive democracy and bold progressive policies.
Indivisible Civics is a 501(c)(4) that supports the legislative advocacy carried out by Indivisibles across the country. Indivisible Project drives coordinated campaigns, powering the grassroots Indivisible movement to defeat the rightwing takeover of American government, and win an inclusive democracy and bold progressive policies.
Indivisible National is the main country-wide network. If you're not in Hawai'i, you probably want to check here.
Indivisible Hawai'i is the statewide network. If you're in Hawai'i but not on Kaua'i, you probably want to check here.
Dealing with Immigration and Customs Enforcement
For resources in more languages, visit the ACLU's Immigrants Rights page and look for In Other Languages.
We Have Rights has a page of short videos covering situations like what to do when ICE is outside your door, in many languages.
Here are some cards that may be printed and given away:
Support Local Farmers
Hungry? Kaua'i Local Food has you covered. You can also sponsor a local family with a subscription or a gift certificate.
"Your purchases support over 120 of our island's farmers and food producers and our nonprofit organization, Mālama Kaua'i! This work is a part of our new food hub project called the Moloa'a 'AINA Center. You can learn more about us and the work we do at Mālama Kaua'i."
Support Local Businesses
KKCR - Kaua'i Community Radio. Community broadcasting is in terrible danger nationwide as funding is cut. If you can possibly manage a donation to our local station it would be greatly appreciated!
Your Business Here?
If you own a local business and would like to be listed here, please let us know. We are happy to promote local businesses that support our mission!
