Rallying from home! 🏠✨
If you can't be at a rally in person, don't miss the No Kings Flagship Rally livestream. Participate from wherever you are!
Join the stream: www.youtube.com/live/KKnRODQ...
A vibrant orange and red flyer titled "No Kings - El Pueblo Unido Jamás Será Vencido." It announces a march and celebration on Saturday, March 28th. It invites the community to a march starting at 11:00 AM from the Butterfly Pond down Riverside Parkway to the Amphitheater for the 11th Annual Sí Se Puede Celebration: Fear Makes Us Stronger. Activities include food, music, and local vendors celebrating the Latino community. Logos for Indivisible Grand Junction and website addresses are at the bottom.
Un volante con colores rojo, crema y azul titulado "No Kings - El pueblo unido jamás será vencido". Anuncia una marcha familiar el sábado 28 de marzo para la 11.ª Celebración Anual Sí Se Puede: El miedo nos hace más fuertes. El programa incluye camiones de comida, música en vivo, vendedores y exhibición de autos para apoyar a la comunidad latina. El punto de reunión es a las 11 AM en Butterfly Pond. En la parte inferior se incluyen los logotipos de Indivisible Grand Junction y los sitios web oficiales.
We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.
Register at: www.mobilize.us/nokings/even...
🛡️ WORKERS PROTECTION ACT ⚖
Training hosted by Western Colorado Labor Council 🤝
📅 Thursday, April 9
⏰ 6:30 – 7:30pm MDT
📍 UA Local 145, 3168 Pipe Ct, Grand Junction
✊ RESISTANCE & 🥨 SNACKS!
📅 Tuesday, March 24
⏰ 5:30 – 7pm MDT
📍 Location: Private (address sent upon registration)
March 24 @ 10 am MDT
Get ready for No Kings III at our sign-making hangout! 🪧 We’ll have the supplies—just bring your creativity and a friend. Connect with neighbors and get energized for the event!
📍 Supplies provided
🖍️ All ages welcome
👥 Drop in or stay and chat
#NoKings #IndivisibleGJ
: A promotional graphic for a Mesa County Libraries Board of Trustees Meeting. The image features a photograph of a modern library building with a curved glass facade. The Mesa County Libraries logo, showing a sun rising over blue mountains, is prominently displayed on the left. Large, bold white text at the bottom reads "BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING." The graphic is accented with wavy orange and brown design elements at the top and bottom.
The Mesa County Public Library Board meeting is tonight!
• Feb 26 at 5:30P
• Central Library Community Room
Following a huge public turnout in January, the IGJ Boardwatch team will be at this month’s meeting again. We’d love to have you join us—it’s a great way to stay informed and show solidarity
This image is a flyer for a Virtual Meet & Greet with Karen Breslin, who is running for U.S. Senate. Here are the event details: Date: February 17th (Tomorrow) Time: 6:00 PM Location: Virtual (via Zoom) Registration: You can register at this Zoom link.
Join Karen on Zoom for a virtual Meet and Greet tomorrow, February 17th at 6:00 PM. Click this link to register! See you all there. us06web.zoom.us/.../register...
Wanna know something that's more powerful, impactful and sustainable than No Kings 3? Showing up to our City Council Meetings. There's a lot of engagement around this Robert Ballard ( District E) Deployment--and we can do something about it! On Monday Feb 16, at 5:30p the CC will likely address this in their workshop. If you can attend, please do! - The workshop has been canceled by the CC On Wednesday Feb 18 at 5:30p we TOGETHER can make a public comment sharing your thoughts. This is the most important part. Let the CC know that this is not OK, especially if you're in District E, Ballard's district. City Council meetings are usually boring--mostly because how Cody Kennedy runs them (which we can also voice our opinion about) -- but this is how we PREVENT a debacle like the Library Board appointments. I will be at both: Hit me up and we can sit together! Don't know how to write a public comment? Put a few sentences into your favorite AI and workshop it! If you need extra eyes, DM me! Not sure what District you're in? Check here: Find My Voter Registration Let's do this: Who can make Monday and/or Wednesday next week and bring their comment?
A call from Raquel Alexandra: Join her on Feb. 18 2026 at the Grand Junction City Council meeting
A flyer from the Mesa County Democrats announces the 2026 caucus on March 7 from 10 a.m. to noon, with registration from 9 to 10 a.m. It explains that caucus is a grassroots political meeting where neighbors discuss candidates, help shape the party platform, and elect precinct organizers and delegates. The flyer lists multiple caucus locations with corresponding precinct numbers, provides a phone number for questions, and notes that only registered Democrats may participate. It also lists the offices on the 2026 Colorado Primary ballot, including U.S. Senate, U.S. House District 3, Governor, and several state offices. A note at the bottom explains that attendees may request a virtual option with 30 days’ notice.
Mesa County Democrats 2026 Caucus
March 7, 2026
10 a.m. to noon
Join your neighbors and make your voice heard.
bsky.app/profile/mich...
Imagine being such a loser that even with all your money the pdf files still want nothing to do with you.
A flyer for a community potluck features a person holding a basket of fresh vegetables against a warm, rustic background. Large text announces “Community Potluck” with the date February 28 and the time 12:00–2:00 PM. Smaller text explains it’s for Grand Junction Community Board members and neighbors to meet. A list assigns what to bring based on last-name initials: A–C dessert, D–H sides, I–M main, N–R drinks, S–Z paper products. The location is Lincoln Park Barn at 910 N 12th St in Grand Junction, Colorado, and a contact email is provided at the bottom.
Posted by Lynette Rose on Facebook:
Mallory put this together for our community message board. It's our 1st potluck. We hope to make a habit of doing this.
We also hope to see you all there 💜
YOU MUST RSVP
Please use the link below to RSVP.
www.facebook.com/share/p/1Agz...
A flyer for a vigil organized by the CMU Young Democratic Socialists of America. The top shows the group’s name and handle. Below is a black‑and‑white collage of many faces representing people affected by ICE. Large text reads “Vigil: Honoring ICE Victims,” followed by a note inviting people to a peaceful remembrance of lives lost in ICE pursuits, custody, and deportations, with a request to bring signs, flowers, candles, and respect. Event details list Saturday, February 14, 12–2 p.m., at the CMU Pavilion outside the University Center.
A flyer with an illustrated bird flying over stylized mountains and rays of light. Text reads “Standing with Minnesota and others on Valentine’s Day.” Below it says “Community Vigil, Feb. 14 at 1 PM,” followed by the location: outside the Lowell School building at 7th Street and Grand Avenue. Additional text says “Respect lives lost and each other.” The flyer notes it is hosted by the Mesa County Democrats.
There will be no Stand With Veterans action at the Grand Junction, CO VA this Saturday (2/14).
Two community vigils are happening that day, and you’re encouraged to attend either or both:
• 2/14 – Vigil at CMU, 12–2 PM
• 2/14 – Vigil at 7th & Grand, 1 PM
Your weekly to-dos 1. Tell your Members of Congress: Stop the ICE terror machine. Congress is scrambling to pass a DHS funding bill by Friday, and we need to make it loud and clear that our senators and representatives must oppose any bill that hands ICE and Border Patrol more funding or fails to include strict safeguards to protect our communities. Use the link above to email your Members of Congress, then be sure to call your senators during business hours. 2. Join this week’s virtual training to learn practical, actionable lessons on organizing against authoritarianism from Minnesota’s resistance against ICE and CBP. Organizers in Minnesota have transformed crisis into action and tragedy into solidarity. On Thursday, Feb 12 at 7pm ET, those organizers and MN leaders including Rep. Ilhan Omar will share what they’ve learned so we can all be better prepared to organize amidst crises and protect our neighbors from ICE and Border Patrol deployments. 3. Call your representative and tell them to oppose new voter suppression legislation modeled on the infamous SAVE Act. Last Congress, we helped defeat the SAVE Act, one of the worst voter suppression bills in a half century. Now, a series of bills with the same impact (ending registration by mail, adding new ID requirements that could prevent millions of eligible voters from registering) could get a vote in the House this week. Make sure your rep hears from you before the vote. (More info here.) P.S. The announcement of our first slate of endorsees means Indivisible’s 2026 election work is officially underway. We need your help building a better Democratic Party during the primaries and then organizing toward a historic wave in the midterms. If you can, chip in to help power our election ground game here.
Indivisible National
Weekly To Dos Feb 9 2026
No Kings 3.0 is soon! We Need You!
If you are interested in participating as Peace Marshal at NK3.0 or interested in the training, please email me directly at dgarcia@indivisiblegrandjunction.org for more information, including training schedule, times, and location.
Big news! 🗳️After both Colorado HD54 and HD55 went unopposed in 2024, we finally have a choice. So proud to see Indivisible Grand Junction members Mallory Martin (HD54) and Brittni Packard (HD55) stepping up to run.Time for voters to have a voice! #IndivisibleGJ #ChoiceOnTheBallot #COpolitics #COleg
Call to Action for People of Mesa County, CO
Tuesday, December 16th, 9am - Arrive early if possible
Mesa County Board of County Commissioners Administrative Hearing Public Comment
544 Rood Avenue
Grand Junction
Mark your calendars @everyone! As the year winds down, we’d love to gather together for Resistance & Snacks: Holiday Edition—a cozy, joyful night of community and connection. We’ll look back on the highlights and wins from this past year, celebrate how far we’ve come, and take a peek at what’s ahead in 2026 as we start gearing up for the midterms. RSVP Here: https://mobilize.us/s/3pxx3A There will also be plenty of time for casual hangout vibes: games, conversation, and holiday nibbles with people who make this work meaningful. Bring: A snack to share Your most festive cozy vibes A donation to support our community (See below for needed items): December Giveback: Care, Food & Conversations (CFC) We’re supporting CFC: Direct Relief Mobile Outreach, which meets houseless neighbors across Grand Junction with food, care items, and—most importantly—human connection. When we share stories and sustenance, barriers soften. Food heals. Most-needed donations (easy sack-lunch & care items): -Protein bars/shakes, crackers, canned tuna/chicken/cheese/crackers -Peanut butter, cheese & crackers, single-serve fruit/applesauce -Bottled water, single-serve juice or sports drinks -Instant coffee, tea, powdered milk, sugar packets -Bread, lunch meat -Feminine products, toothbrushes/toothpaste, dry soap -Cold-weather gear: beanies, gloves, socks, hand warmers, Mylar blankets Bonus: single-serve wet pet food (easy-open tops), plastic utensils/cups Have questions? Reach out to Red at UnityCouncil@protonmail.com Come for the snacks. Stay for the resistance. Leave with a full heart.
A graphic with a vintage political poster aesthetic on a beige background. At the top, text reads "Indivisible Grand Junction" above two waving American flags and a center raised-fist icon. Large red and blue text in the center reads "Resistance & Snacks" with decorative stars and stripes elements. A red ribbon banner at the bottom reads "Community & Discussion."
❄️🍪 Resistance and Snacks - Holiday Edition 🍪❄️ 🗓️ Tuesday, December 30 ⏰ 5:30 – 7pm MST
📍 This event's address is private. 📝 Sign up for more details. 🔗 mobilize.us/s/3pxx3A
Indivisible Colorado Food Drive
Mobile pantries are seeing a 25% attendance increase and Western Coloradans are facing hunger rates at the highest level in more than a decade.
Your weekly to-dos 1. Email your Members of Congress to demand investigations into Hegseth’s murderous strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific. Despite increased scrutiny, Pete Hegseth and the Trump regime continue to carry out lethal strikes on small vessels without any legal rationale. More background on these extrajudicial killings of over 80 people can be found below. 2. Pledge to get involved in our largest primary campaign ever. We aren’t going to defeat fascism with a politics-as-usual approach. So we’re gearing up for a massive primary program to put forward a new wave of candidates who can win at the ballot box and in the battle to defend democracy. We need door knockers, phonebankers, and savvy online communicators on our side. Sign up, and we’ll be in touch when our program officially launches. Until then, you can learn more about our plans here. 3. Answer our one-question survey to help track the impact of the Cancel Spotify campaign. Indivisible and allies have been calling for a boycott of Spotify until they stop running ads recruiting for ICE. We can’t very well count on the platform to tell us how many people have canceled their accounts in protest of its participation in Trump’s brutal deportation machine, so we really need feedback from our movement. You can learn more about the campaign here and help spread the message using this Spotify Wrapped-themed toolkit. 4. We’re stronger when we organize together. Join a local Indivisible group today. It’s resolution season, and if one of your goals for the new year is becoming more engaged in your community and doing more to save democracy, it might be time to connect with an Indivisible group near you. P.S. It’s end-of-year fundraising season, and while we try to keep our fundraising asks to a minimum, we do have about $615,000 to raise before the end of the year to prepare for midterms and support Indivisible groups on the front lines of the fight to save our democracy. Chip in here, if you can, to help…
Indivisible Weekly To Dos Dec 8 2025
Your weekly to-dos 1. This is the final day of the We Ain’t Buying It economic black out: Avoid shopping at Target, Amazon, and Home Depot this Cyber Monday. Today closes out the busiest shopping week of the year, and we’re going to continue demonstrating the consumer power of the pro-democracy majority in this country by withholding our dollars from companies that are complicit in Trump’s authoritarian power grabs. (If you're having trouble with that link, try this one.) 2. Experienced phonebankers needed: Let’s get out the vote for Aftyn Behn and flip TN-07 blue! Tonight is our final phonebank for Aftyn Behn, a former Indivisible organizer who could score a major upset in Tennessee's deep red seventh district. A win in tomorrow’s election would narrow the GOP House majority to a sliver and send a powerful message to the Republican Party about how politically toxic Trump’s agenda has become. Note: Our phonebanks are normally open to all and start with a training for new phonebankers. Tonight we have a limited number of households remaining to be contacted, so we’re skipping the training and suggesting that only experienced phonebankers join (we wouldn’t want anyone to go through the entire training and then discover we’ve run out of numbers!). 3. Take your activism to the next level by joining a local Indivisible group. It’s resolution season, and if one of your goals for the new year is becoming more engaged in your community and doing more to save democracy, it might be time to connect with an Indivisible group near you. 4. Support immigrants under attack this Giving Tuesday. We normally don’t include fundraising asks in our weekly to-dos, but with the Trump regime escalating its attacks on immigrant communities, we want to encourage this movement to support the Defending Our Neighbors Fund. The fund helps individuals and families caught up in our increasingly draconian immigration system get the legal assistance they deserve
Indivisible Weekly To Dos Dec 1 2025
Today is a great day to spend time with your friends and family, do something good for your community, or shop at local, Black and immigrant-owned small businesses.
Skip the Target run, Home Depot christmas tree, or Amazon binge. Tell Trump enablers that #WeAintBuyingIt
