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Do you have a great idea for how to help our community but need a buddy to partner with? Are you eager to help but unsure how or where? Do you just need more time with like-minded people who can help you find a way to channel your nervous energy (aka rage)?
Join us as we launch Connection Circles - small group meetings where we’ll get to know each other, talk about a topic of interest and identify ways we can build stronger communities through political action.
Multiple dates and times are available. Please sign up for one slot only. Hosts will be in touch before the event to share the exact location and other details.
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To see the change we want, progressives must take back control of Congress. Congress can and should be fighting back against the authoritarian Trump regime.
Knocking on voters' doors and engaging them in one-on-one conversations is the single most effective way to win their vote.
Whether you've never canvassed or just need to shake off the rust, this live training class is for you. We show you what to expect; lead you through the process step-by-step; share tips accumulated over years of experience; and answer all your questions and concerns.
Go here to sign up.
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Join Indivisible in making calls to the Senate to reject Trump’s escalations in Venezuela.
On the night of January 2, Trump launched an attack that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Maduro. Now Trump has declared that the U.S. will “run” Venezuela and control oil production until a transition of power can take place. He is disregarding national sovereignty and forcing regime change, all without authorization from Congress and without citing evidence of a legitimate threat to the United States.
We need fast, meaningful outreach to Congress to prevent Trump’s continued power grab, escalating violence in the region, and putting US service members and civilians in danger unnecessarily. Congress must check this regime’s lawless violence, or there’s no telling where this will end. The Constitution states clearly that war powers belong to Congress—not the White House. Congress can immediately pass a War Powers Resolution that would mandate a halt to Trump’s military operations–and it’s important they act fast.
For how to contact your representatives, click on Read More
Upcoming Events
Date: Saturday, January 18, 2026
Time: 2:00-3:00 pm CST
Location: To be provided on registration
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Do you have a great idea for how to help our community but need a buddy to partner with? Are you eager to help but unsure how or where? Do you just need more time with like-minded people who can help you find a way to channel your nervous energy (aka rage)?
Join us as we launch Connection Circles - small group meetings where we’ll get to know each other, talk about a topic of interest and identify ways we can build stronger communities through political action.
From Indivisible Edgewater
Date: Sunday, January 18, 2026
Time: 4:00-6:00 pm CST pm
Location: Register for location
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Come write postcards with Indivisible Edgewater on January 18th from 4-6pm! We will be writing postcards for upcoming swing state elections. Writing postcards is a fun and easy way to get into community, hang out with neighbors and meet new friends! We are hosting at an Edgewater establishment where you can order food and drinks. RSVP for location
Date: Saturday, January 19, 2026
Time: 1:00-2:00 pm CST
Location: To be provided on registration
Register➜
Do you have a great idea for how to help our community but need a buddy to partner with? Are you eager to help but unsure how or where? Do you just need more time with like-minded people who can help you find a way to channel your nervous energy (aka rage)?
Join us as we launch Connection Circles - small group meetings where we’ll get to know each other, talk about a topic of interest and identify ways we can build stronger communities through political action.
Date: Monday, January 19, 2026
Time: 7:00-8:30 pm CST
Location: The Hideout, 1354 W Wabansia, Chicago
Register➜
Our topic this month will be the recent budget brouhaha: What happened? Why? What does it mean for city finances going forward, and for the balance of power between mayor and City Council? Our speakers will be Matt Martin, the progressive alderman of the 47th Ward (he voted no), and Geoffrey Cubbage, senior policy analyst at the Better Government Association.
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Daily Actions
Take action and make a difference! We share daily actions YOU can take, each weekday.
Immigration Resources
Know your rights when encountering ICE, then share this information with friends and family.
Meet Your Reps
Know your federal, state, and local reps, and how to contact them.
Weekly Update
Read the latest Weekly Update online, also emailed to ILS members every Monday.