Saturday, October 24, 2026
Choosing Democracy: End Time Fascism and the Elections
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Trump Lies About Ukraine - Betrays Democracy
Friday, October 16, 2026
Choosing Democracy: No Kings : Prepare for the vote
Monday, October 12, 2026
No Kings Voter Mobilization. Sacramento Area
Lulac – Vote
Every Vote Counts
Your vote counts, every vote is important.
One of the most important rights for Latinos is the right to vote. This right allows all eligible citizens to influence government decisions and shape policies impacting our communities and our daily lives.
By participating, we help elect representatives who are accountable to our needs and ensure that our values are reflected. Voting is our voice, our future, and our right. Don’t let it go to waste—turn your power on. ¡Ponte las pilas!
https://lulac.org/gotv/turn-your-power-on/register/
Sacramento events
NO KINGS: VOTE EARLY DAY OF ACTION: All day. Nationwide with lots of local events here in the Sacramento area. The goal here is to encourage historic levels of EARLY VOTING. This is the low-hanging fruit of election protection: If your vote is in and counted, it’s very hard for Trump/ICE/MAGA to meddle. Early voting is a safe and easy way to protect this election. There are visibility events, ballot parties, honk and waves — something for everyone. (Note: DO NOT GO TO THE CAPITOL – there is no large protest this time and you will only find people setting up for IRONMAN!) GO TO NOKINGS.ORG TO FIND AN EVENT NEAR YOU.
10/17 – NO KINGS: VOTE EARLY EVENTS SPONSORED BY INDIVISIBLE SACRAMENTO: See above — we’re part of the nationwide day of action to get everyone to vote early. Indivisible Sacramento is focusing in on visibility events — banner drops and corner protests.
BANNER DROP HWY 99 & 5th AVE OVERPASS
HONK AND WAVE AT TRUXEL & GATEWAY BLVD
The Folsom Democratic Club is doing an exceptional job on these events.
For more information. Go to.
https://linktr.ee/INDIVISIBLESAC
Feel free to post more in the comments section of this post.
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
Choosing Democracy: We Deserve Democratic Education
Thursday, August 20, 2026
Now Is The Time to Act
#DO SOMETHING
What you and I can do. Get Started.
Purpose
· Protect our democracy
· Protect our community & find community
· Protest actions
· Interrupt actions PEACEFULLY in non-threatening ways.
Websites to find local actions
CAP25.org https://linktr.ee/CoalitionAgainstProject2025 Has a great calendar of
actions. Cap25 is a local nearly one-stop shop that provides a wide
variety of ways to get involved from small to big, individual to group,
participant to organizer. If you can think of it, you can do it. You don’t
need permission to create an action.
The Linktr.ee has sections on
Calendar
Featured Actions
Protect People Action Zones
Campaigns Action Zones
Weekly Direct Action Zone -repeated actions
Stay Connected -meetings and newsletters
https://5calls.org/ easy quick frequent. GREAT info on current issues, website
and app. Easily call national representatives. Scripts provided. Can be as little as 5 mins to make the calls. Can do every day, multiple issues… Reps count their contacts and understand how important it is to their constituents from the calls. Personal stories are best.
Mobilize.US searchable website by date, location, organization, type of
action…
IndivisibleSacramento.com includes local activities and national
information.
https://www.reddit.com/r/50501Sac/ sometimes has rapid response
actions and can be a good place to post.
Major Jason Watson called on every American
“I am calling on average Americans everywhere to peacefully exercise your First Amendment rights every day until this administration is removed and our democratic republic is restored.”
INCREASE NUMBERS and build coalition so that a critical mass of citizens is
taking action and speaking out.
Linda Sarsour, Women’s March organizer and 25+ year grass roots
community organizer who stressed the idea & importance of a large
and diverse coalition.. “Unity is NOT Uniformity”… “if we are all in
agreement that…, the other things are just details we will work out at
some point…Let’s not be distracted by the things we disagree on.”
Idea & importance of a large and diverse coalition.
https://youtu.be/JuQGIgeY-WE -Building the Resistance -2025
DO SOMETHING. What are some of the barriers?
What good would it do?
“But what can I do? I’m just one person.” Said 89 million voting eligible people in the U.S., 1/3, people who did NOT vote.
Fear
Protest while you still can.
Time
5calls.org can take less than 5 minutes
Physical Limitations
Phone calls
Postcards
Sign making, wearing buttons, sharing info, Social media
Self-image, “I’m not a radical.”
Start small, e.g. Call rep re something
you or your family is concerned
about or affected by.
Self-image, “I’m not a radical.” Cont.
5calls.org, Lawn signs, or buttons that
shouldn’t anger anyone e.g.RE
Free Speech,
The constitution,
Book banning,
Due process,
Free press
SMALLER PROTESTS, INDIVIDUAL ACTIONS
Actions from inside your home. Easy entry to do.
5calls.org
Postcards or letters
States Win Sacramento https://www.sisterdistrictsacramento.org/
FieldTeam6 https://www.fieldteam6.org/ Register Democrats. Save the
World.
Social Media including Email and other platforms. Find events and SPREAD
THE WORD. You can do this to 3 people or hundreds; a small group of
family, friends, neighbors, all your followers, lawn signs…
Actions visible outside your home to build coalition. Actions that say
“We, those who disagree, are here”
“You are not alone”
“I am doing this and I feel safe (or safe enough)”.
“This is a protest and it is doable”.
Flag with a yellow ribbon
Yellow Ribbon
Bumper Stickers
Lawn signs
Buttons. Also make and distribute buttons ask me. Wear one. Share one.
Thank you to people who exhibit above
Honking for street protests
Stopping and joining a street protest (10 mins, how does it feel? Maybe you
find community)
Thumbs up or peace sign for a street protest
SIGNS.
Consider signs a sales pitch to those who agree and are on the fence about taking action, or are on the fence about the administration. Which words do you use?
GOALS for signs
increase participation
Express concerns
Educate
NOT alienate those who may consider joining us.
EXAMPLES of signs
Silence is Complicity
Resist
DoSomething
Nothing is More American than Opposing Tyranny
See Merry Band list for many more.
ORGANIZATIONS TO JOIN? Consider finding a like-minded group where you feel
comfortable can find community and find actions that speak to you. There are many. Below are but a few.
· Check Mission Statement
· Size, recent activities calendars
CAP25.org https://linktr.ee/coalitionagainstproject2025 noted above. Coalition of local
groups taking actions against Project 2025. Monthly Community meeting. Come check it out. Pint of Politics 2nd Sundays 2-4pm @ Oak Park Brewery
IndivisibleSacramento.com Note if you sign up for their newsletter you can also
join a Coffee Klatch a neighborhood based small group to share ideas and
socialize. Has monthly community meetings at Clara Auditorium
RedWine.blue A national group. Michele Chouinard is looking to grow the local
contingent she established.
https://redwineblue.controlshift.app/groups/sacramento-together
Third Act https://thirdact.org/sacramento/ Older adults, “…we have
unprecedented skills and resources that we can bring to bear.”
Hear Our Voice https://linktr.ee/Hear_Our_Voice Susan Brown has a newsletter on
political issues. She has had several art based protests/events.
Sacramento ACT https://www.sacact.org/ is an affiliate of Faith In Action. Sacramento
ACT’s members include over 56 congregations, schools and neighborhood groups, representing 60,000 families in Sacramento County. Sacramento ACT organizes to create a more just and fair community
BUILD COMMUNITY. Key to protecting the community and creating rapid mobilization.
See Cap25.org Section titled “Protect People Action Zones” which includes
NorCal Resist activities and info as well as lists of mutual aid organizations looking for donations and assistance. Needs updating.
Food Banks
Carmichael Food Closet, Volunteer sign up https://www.justserve.org/projects/6dfe278a-fdca-4278-9750-7e08129ac595
Sacramento Food Bank SacramentoFoodBank.org
River City Food Bank RiverCityFoodBank.org
ASI Food Pantry https://asi.csus.edu/asi-food-pantry
COMMUNICATIONS. Talking with people in conversations that maybe challenging.
Personal one on one conversations with family, friends, neighbors, people
you know are probably the way you will have your most influence. I am
including 2 techniques
Improv for Activists. Fun 20 min video from Field Team 6. Keep conversations
open and non-threatening. Using the improv techniques
Yes, and
Repeat, add
What that means is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Rv-UxS4bw&list=PLnMM7Ry0DW9ZLDMAZZQs5NuSBIBX7D1NA&index=5&t=3149s
Cultivating a Culture of Conversation. Kyle Williams at Sac State May 2026.
Kyle uses CPR techniques to interrupt “ignorant” comments with CPR.
Clarify
Probing questions
Redirect, How would they/you feel
Kyle Williams 1.5 hour video
Additional Resource
List which has some good ideas. 50 Ways to take action Amnesty International. Do not use violence.
“I am calling on average Americans everywhere to peacefully exercise your First Amendment rights every day until this administration is removed and our democratic republic is restored.” –Maj. Jason Watson
Friday, July 31, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Why Fascists Fear Teachers
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Saturday, July 4, 2026
Monday, June 22, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Trump / Fascists to Cancel Voting Rights
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Choosing Democracy: How Republicans Steal Elections
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Xavier Becerra
Monday, May 25, 2026
Trump is Crumbling
Sunday, May 17, 2026
Tom Steyer distorts the issues on immigration and ...
Thursday, May 14, 2026
Tom Steyer Should End His Negative Campaign
Sunday, May 10, 2026
Tom Steyer Should End His Negative Campaign
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
: California Governor's Race
Sunday, May 3, 2026
Steyer's Ads are Deceptive
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Choosing Democracy: May Day With Class
Thursday, April 23, 2026
Mayhaps: May Day and the Rebirth of Labor’s Imagin...
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
May Day Organizing. National Education Committee
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
May Day Mobilization -NEA
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Teachers Defending Immigrants and Democracy
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Timothy Snyder. The President Plans Genocide Tonight
Monday, March 30, 2026
Choosing Democracy: St. Paul No Kings Rally
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Choosing Democracy: No Kings : The Resistance Grows
Friday, March 20, 2026
Dolores Huerta and the UFW
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Choosing Democracy: It is time for Stephen Miller to Resign
Friday, March 13, 2026
Choosing Democracy: A I and Electoral Politics
Saturday, March 7, 2026
Choosing Democracy: ICE Out Now
Saturday, February 28, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Trump Initiates War
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Monday, February 16, 2026
Lessons from Minneapolis: Barack Obama
Sunday, February 15, 2026
Lessons from Minneapolis : Sanders
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Trump Wants to Make Voting More Difficult
Wednesday, February 11, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Immigrant Workers - Confront the Lies
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Public School Parents are An Important Part of the...
Monday, February 2, 2026
:Cooperation /Unity in the Resistance
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Public Sector Unions Respond to ICE/Minneapolis Mu...
Monday, January 26, 2026
Demand that ICE Leave
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Saturday, January 24, 2026
Choosing Democracy: Man Killed in Minneapolis was holding a cell phone...
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Choosing Democracy: MAD King Donald
Sunday, January 18, 2026
MLK and the Authoritarian State
Monday, January 12, 2026
Fighting Fascism in the U.S.A.
Friday, January 9, 2026
ICE Out - Now
Last night, over 35,000 people joined an emergency organizing call to respond to the horrific killing of Renee Nicole Good by ICE and the escalating violence of Trump’s secret police force in Minneapolis and immigrant communities across the country.
Everyone on the call was clear-eyed about the huge amount of work ahead of us to confront the public menace of an increasingly lawless agency that rampages through communities, targets schools and daycare centers, and commits violence with seeming impunity.
We need more defiance at the state and local level. We need to target ICE’s funding at the federal level. And right now, we need to be in the streets shining a light on ICE’s pattern of unchecked violence, raising our voices to demand: ICE OUT FOR GOOD.
That’s why Indivisible and a broad coalition of partners are banding together for the nationwide ICE Out For Good Weekend of Action this Saturday and Sunday. We hope you’ll join us.
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| Use our toolkit to host an event |
What’s happening this weekend
We’re coming together for hundreds of daytime events this Saturday and Sunday to mourn the lives ICE has taken and destroyed. Renee Nicole Good’s tragic death this week was not an isolated incident; over the past year federal agents have shot numerous people -- two in Portland just yesterday. Thirty-two have died in ICE custody. Many, many more have had their lives shattered by detention, family separation, and deportation.
Our Weekend of Action will honor all those impacted by ICE brutality, raise awareness of this ongoing pattern of violence, and demand justice and accountability.
The events will take a variety of forms determined by each volunteer-host. They will include:
- Public vigils and memorials
- Silent marches and processions
- Visual actions and installations
- Faith-based events
- And more -- hosts are encouraged to dream up creative, attention-grabbing ideas.
What we’re demanding
Our Weekend of Action will call for:
- Accountability, transparency, and immediate independent investigations into the killing of Renee Nicole Good
- Increased action from elected officials to rein in ICE
- In the words of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, for ICE to "get the $&@% out" of our cities.
What you can do
We need the response to this week’s killing and ongoing ICE violence to be loud, peaceful, and inescapable. So if you’re physically able, we need you to be out in the streets.
- Visit the ICE Out For Good Mobilize Hub to find the event nearest you. Check back often, as events are being added by the hour.
- No event near you? Host one. Use our event toolkit to plan your event, and then register it on Mobilize so others can find it.
- Make sure you know your rights before heading out this weekend. We encourage everyone hitting the streets this weekend (or attending any protest under this regime) to attend the ACLU’s virtual Know Your Rights training today (Jan 9) at 8p ET / 5pm PT.
- Help spread the word. Post the sign up for the Weekend of Action across your networks, send it to friends and family.
| A core principle behind all ICE Out For Good events is a commitment to nonviolent action and no civil disobedience. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values, and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events. All events should be held in public spaces or on public property. |
This weekend, we'll show the regime and their enablers just how widespread the opposition to their brutality is; we'll put steel in the spines of our Democratic local, state, and national leaders; and we'll send a message to anyone targeted and terrorized by ICE: You are not alone.
Let’s get out there together. Let’s continue the fight until we get ICE Out For Good.
In solidarity,
Indivisible Team
* Events are being added all the time, so if there’s nothing near you now and you’d prefer not to host one, check back in a few hours.
