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Category: Politics

September 8, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Politics

Accreditation: Trump’s “Secret Weapon” for Reshaping Higher Education & Society

by Carol D. Who gets educated—and who gets to decide what education looks like? Those questions reach far beyond college campuses. They shape what students are taught, what professors are … Continue reading Accreditation: Trump’s “Secret Weapon” for Reshaping Higher Education & Society

September 4, 2026September 4, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Politics

The Making of Groundswell, a Cooperative Game about Noncooperation

by Jess Beebe & Gwen Rino Do you remember how you felt waking up on November 6, 2024? We do. We were horrified by the outcome of the election and … Continue reading The Making of Groundswell, a Cooperative Game about Noncooperation

August 19, 2026August 26, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Actions, Politics, Rally/Protest

“Hands Off Our Vote” Caravan Heads to Salesforce Tower

by Susan N. With the midterms fast approaching, it's critical to get corporations to take a stand against the Trump regime. That's why a coalition of organizations from Bay Resistance … Continue reading “Hands Off Our Vote” Caravan Heads to Salesforce Tower

July 5, 2026July 5, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Actions, Advocacy, Politics

Oakland’s City of Refuge Ordinance: A New Milestone in a 40-Year Fight — Oh, So Close!

by James W. Forty years ago, Oakland made a promise. In July 1986, the City Council declared Oakland a City of Refuge — a place of safety for people fleeing … Continue reading Oakland’s City of Refuge Ordinance: A New Milestone in a 40-Year Fight — Oh, So Close!

April 16, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Op-ed, Politics

Take Action: Lessons from Hungary

by Lil T. On Sunday April 12, 2026, many of us in the pro-democracy movement held our collective breath waiting to hear the outcome of the elections in Hungary. Would … Continue reading Take Action: Lessons from Hungary

March 10, 2026March 11, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Actions, Politics

IEB Senate Team Engages and Energizes Senators Schiff and Padilla

by Ram Narayanan  As things stand today, Trump and his band of outlaws have infiltrated all branches of the federal government. The cabinet, the entire GOP wing of Congress and … Continue reading IEB Senate Team Engages and Energizes Senators Schiff and Padilla

February 12, 2026 indivisibleebadmin Actions, Politics

Weekly Political Diary: Navigating Turbulent Times

by Ellen Coffey IEB Member Power Building Team, Immigration Team Do you wake up each morning and cautiously check your news feed — worried about what outrageous and unlawful actions … Continue reading Weekly Political Diary: Navigating Turbulent Times

December 22, 2025December 27, 2025 indivisibleebadmin Advocacy, Politics

Respect our Neighbors! ICE out of Home Depot!

By Gabriela, staff at the Street Level Health Project Soon after Trump returned to the White House, ICE agents began terrorizing our immigrant neighbors, kidnapping people off the streets, and … Continue reading Respect our Neighbors! ICE out of Home Depot!

October 30, 2025 indivisibleebadmin Advocacy, Politics

Introducing IEB’s Strategic Nonviolence Pledge

By Chris G. and Jenn R. In September, Indivisible East Bay (IEB) unveiled its new strategic plan, aligned with Indivisible National’s. Both plans added a new strategy to complement our … Continue reading Introducing IEB’s Strategic Nonviolence Pledge

October 9, 2025October 12, 2025 indivisibleebadmin Events, Politics

IEB given John George Social Justice Award

Guess what? Indivisible East Bay can now be cited as the “award-winning Indivisible East Bay." That’s right. Last Saturday, at the John George Democratic Club’s Tenth Biennial Social Justice Awards … Continue reading IEB given John George Social Justice Award

July 22, 2025July 22, 2025 tedlandau Actions, Elections, Op-ed, Politics

The times they are a-changin’

In the vernacular of evolutionary biology, a common phrase is: Adapt or die. This serves as a useful analogy for the current state of progressive grassroots actions. There are many lessons … Continue reading The times they are a-changin’

June 23, 2025June 29, 2025 Nancy L Advocacy, General, Politics

What’s Next after NO KINGS?

By Nancy L The NO KINGS protests may have been the largest in U.S. history, with an estimated five million people pouring into the streets. The split screen that showed … Continue reading What’s Next after NO KINGS?

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