Amanda Janoo and Ali Richards, two great candidates with plenty of experience, are competing in our August 11 Primary to go up against Phil Scott. Hearing these excellent candidates share their ideas for our state and answer your questions will help you decide which one you’ll support on August 11

A Fundraiser to Benefit the Bridge to Care Fund. Please Join Us in Celebrating and Thanking our Calais Neighbors Kathleen Landry,  LCMHC and June Van Houten, LCMHC and their newly established "Bridge to Care Fund."

Come honor John Lewis’s legacy with a procession through Montpelier. The event will feature posters from last year’s John Lewis Vigil, and drummers from the Waitsfield area.

Join Indivisible Calais and Montpelier Indivisible marching in the annual Montpelier Independence Day parade to honor the Constitution on July 3rd. Parade assembles starting at 4:30. Email RESC@together.net to join us as one of the marchers. Signs provided.

Resistance comes in many forms! Help us paint encouraging messages on rocks to distribute all over town!

Contra Dance to Benefit VPIRG. Presented by Indivisible Calais. Music-Turning Stile. Caller- Don Stratton. Pot luck following the dance. By donation, bring clean soft soles shoes for dancing.

Weekly anti-war honk and wave, every Wednesday afternoon, together with our Montpelier Indivisible friends, 4:30 to 5:30pm at the corners of State and Main in Montpelier. Peaceful, non-violent.

Join us to write postcards to Georgia voters, emails and phone calls to our state and federal elected officials, and to contact corporations that are complicit in -- or fighting against -- the ICE raids and other horrors of this regime.

Along with our usual business, we will discuss this important choice: 

Should IC endorse an action that may include potentially unlawful acts not protected by the constitution?

Attend the meeting and express your opinion. YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.

We'll have poster boards and paint. You bring your slogans, if you have some, and your resistance hearts. It's always a good time painting signs with friends!! Come one come all and join us!!!!

Treat yourself to a fun, uplifting afternoon AND help raise money for the big No Kings 3 rally! Singalong with the Laddies, favorites from the 60s and 70s, Sunday, March 15, 3 to 5 PM at the Unitarian Church of Montpelier.

Please join us for our next monthly meeting. It will be on Wednesday, March 4, at 6:00PM. All are welcome!

Love immigrants! Love due process? Love integrity! COME SING! Meet at one of the starting points in Montpelier:
Main Street Round-about
Shaw’s Parking Lot
VT Historical Society

This Valentine's Day, show your love for your country! We will create emails and letters to ICE's corporate enablers (like Hilton and Enterprise car rental), as well as state and federal elected officials, voicing our praise or condemnation for their recent actions. Besides ICE, we have our eye on the mid-term elections and will have a fresh batch of postcards you can write to voters in swing states.

Presentation by Vermont ACLU Policy Advocate Jordan Souder. "Vermont has some of the strongest protections for civil rights and civil liberties in the country, but there is more we must do to counter those who seek to turn back the clock on the progress we have made together."

Marc Gwinn & Dee Davis concert to benefit the Peoples Health and Wellness free clinic.

Please join us for our next monthly meeting. It will be on Wednesday, February 4, at 6:00PM. All are welcome!
NOTE: This one will be back at the Maple Corner Community Center.

Please join us for our next monthly meeting. It will be on Wednesday, January 7, at 6:00PM. All are welcome!
NOTE: This one will be back at the Maple Corner Community Center.

Friday, Nov. 21 at the Capitol City Grange.

Music: Atlantic Crossing

Caller: Luke Donforth

Bring clean soft sole shoes for  dancing.

Learn non-violent de-escalation techniques: Nonviolent Peacekeeper Training!  It is a core tenet of Indivisible Calais and the No Kings movement to keep all our actions -- most especially our rallies -- non-violent. This is a moral and strategic imperative. We also know that the coming months will likely be intense and emotionally charged. That is why we are pleased to offer a training for non-violent peacekeeper skills.

Film showing and discussion with Rick Winston. Thursday, November 6.

Says Winston, "This program originated when I realized that several major French filmmakers - François Truffaut, Louis Malle, Bertrand Tavernier among them - had all weighed in on the complexities of this painful period in their history. Now, it seems, this program has resonance for our own current moment as well."

No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.

On October 18, millions of us are rising again to show the world: America has no kings, and the power belongs to the people.

Need a new sign for NK2?  Come to a sign making party on Friday October 17, 4:00 till 6:30 at the Maple Corner Community Center. We'll provide materials and sign ideas if you're looking for inspiration! Please email resc@together.net to let us know you’re coming.

This has been cancelled (see below).

We ordered 1,000 Get Out the Vote postcards to mail to Pennsylvania voters. We thought that was plenty to get some of you started with postcard packages and still have enough left for a good postcard party. But no!!! Every single card has been spoken for! You all are amazing!! We have none left!

Tuesday mornings in August and September! Starting on Tuesday, August 5 and running through September, from 10 AM till 11:30 AM, Indivisible Calais and Indivisible Hardwick will combine forces to "Honk and Wave for Democracy" at Peace Park in downtown Hardwick.

Sunday, September 28:
I'm sure a lot of you have noticed the beautiful homemade yard signs popping up all over town! We continue to receive requests for more signs so we are hosting a third sign painting party. The signs are pro-Democracy and a great way to display your message.

Please RSVP Resc@together.net

Join renowned central Vermont film historian Rick Winston as he presents clips from 12 films that explore the French resistance to German occupation in the early 1940s. This will be a fundraiser for Indivisible Calais.

Come join us on Monday, September 22, 7:00 - 8:30PM at the Maple Corner Community Center.

• Build the resistance community

• Learn why noncompliance & noncooperation work

• Get specific suggestions for national initiatives

• Brainstorm actions for Central Vermont