Sunday, January 18, 2026

Franklin: Neighbors Protecting Neighbors

Immigration enforcement is increasingly visible in our communities, creating fear and uncertainty for many of our neighbors.

Join us for an evening of learning and discussion with Heather Yountz of the Massachusetts Law Reform Institute and local volunteers connected to Signs of Solidarity and LUCE. We will share what is happening now, how communities are responding, and practical ways to support immigrant neighbors. The evening will include a presentation, small group discussion, and shared resources. All are welcome.

Hosted by Resistance Rising, a democracy action group of the Upper Charles region. 

The event will be Tuesday, January 20 from 7-9 in Franklin. Register here for location details.


Friday, January 9, 2026

ICE Out for Good Event Listing

 



There will be events in the coming few days in the Upper Charles region to mourn the loss of Renee Nicole Macklin Good who was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. We also mourn the 32 others that have died in ICE custody last year.

Follow this blog entry for a list. 

For more events open this mobilize search.



Sunday, December 28, 2025

Tips for Cold Weather Demonstrations

Cold weather adds real challenges to demonstrations, but planning ahead can keep you safe and comfortable. Dress in layers, cover exposed skin, and come with supplies that help you and others stay warm, hydrated, and energized. Here are a few tips we've gathered from the web.

Clothing & Warmth

  • Wear multiple layers: a base layer, insulating mid-layers like fleece or wool, and a wind-resistant, waterproof outer layer.

  • Wear two pairs of socks. Standing on cold concrete surfaces can drain the warmth from your body quickly.

  • Cover your head, hands, feet, and face with a warm hat, gloves or mittens, wool socks, and a scarf or neck gaiter.

  • Invest in some hand and foot warmers.

Supplies to Bring

  • Bring water and hot drinks. Hydration matters even when it’s cold. We often don’t feel thirsty, but our bodies still need fluids.

  • Bring snacks (energy bars, nuts). Your body burns more calories in cold weather to stay warm. 

Staying Comfortable & Safe

  • Keep moving occasionally so your blood keeps circulating, and you don’t cool down too fast.

  • Avoid cotton next to your skin. It traps moisture and loses insulating ability when wet.

  • If you start shivering uncontrollably or notice numb or discolored extremities, go somewhere warm immediately.

Look Out for Each Other

  • Bring extra gloves, hats, socks, water, and snacks to share with others who might not be as prepared. 

  • Stay aware of weather conditions and plan for breaks indoors if possible.

Planning ahead keeps winter demonstrations safe, sustainable, and effective for everyone. Always check event details with the group sponsoring the action before you head out. Event details can change at the last minute, especially in inclement weather.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Bellingham Indivisible Founding

A new Indivisible group is starting up in Bellingham! All residents of Bellingham and the surrounding towns are welcome to join. For more information, visit our website, find us on Facebook, or email us at bellinghamindivisible@gmail.com

Bellingham MA Indivisible's first meeting will be held virtually on Thursday November 13th, 6pm-7pm. More details are available on our website and Facebook page.

Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Don't Stream Fascism. Cancel Spotify

Message from Indivisible:

Dear Reader,

Spotify is running ads recruiting agents for ICE.

Let that sink in. A platform built to connect creators and listeners is helping an authoritarian regime build up its secret police force. They’re choosing complicity over the artists, podcasters, and fans who make Spotify what it is -- and when users and musicians called them out, Spotify’s first act was doubling down.

But we’re not going to idly accept that. We’re going to make them listen.

We’re asking anyone who subscribes to Spotify Premium to cancel your subscription until Spotify stops running ICE ads. Click here to watch step-by-step instructions on how to cancel Spotify Premium.

When ABC/Disney capitulated to the Trump regime by silencing Jimmy Kimmel this year, millions of paying customers spoke up by canceling their Disney+ subscriptions and putting off their Disney vacations. It worked.

The same people-power that made ABC/Disney reverse course can work on Spotify. Spotify needs its listeners and subscribers far more than it relies on advertisers. If enough of us cancel our subscriptions, it’ll send a clear message that's too loud for Spotify to ignore.

To catch Spotify leaders’ attention and compel them to stop capitulating, we need to move fast and in unison, so we’re asking anyone who can to cancel your Spotify Premium subscription today.

Read on for more tools and info, including ways to join this fight even if you aren’t a Spotify user!

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Spotify subscriber? How to leave them behind:

We created a step-by-step video on how to cancel your Spotify Premium subscription, and since we understand it’s tough losing your playlists and saved songs, we have resources to help make the transition to alternative music services smooth:

After Spotify removes ICE ads and stops profiting from fascist propaganda, you may re-subscribe to Spotify Premium at any time.

Cancel Spotify

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NOT a Spotify subscriber? How to take action:

If you're not a Spotify Premium subscriber, there’s still a meaningful place for you in this campaign! Chances are high that you know someone -- a child, grandchild, friend, or social follower -- who uses Spotify Premium, and pushing your favorite artists and podcasters to speak out with us is also really helpful.

Here's how you can make a difference if you don't subscribe to Spotify:

  1. Use our pre-made social posts to support the Cancel Spotify campaign online. Post to all your favorite social networks to raise awareness of Spotify’s complicity, our campaign, and how to cancel.
  2. Urge artists, podcasters, and labels to publicly denounce these ads and pressure Spotify leadership. If you know anyone who creates music or content for Spotify, please reach out to them directly. If you don’t, use social media to publicly call on your favorite artists to join the fight.
  3. Attend a peaceful protest outside Spotify offices*. We’ll share information on peaceful and nonviolent protests as they are planned, and we encourage you to organize a peaceful protest of your own if Spotify has a presence in your community.

Profit-driven media giants and their billionaire owners seem to think that going along with the authoritarian Trump regime is the easy thing. They’re following the profits and painting it as neutrality.

But in the face of an unjust regime, neutrality is complicity.

Please join our campaign to send Spotify a message that power still belongs with the people. Don’t stream fascism. Cancel Spotify.

See you soon,

Indivisible Team

*All events should be hosted on public property or in public spaces, such as streets, sidewalks, or parks. Please follow all state and local guidelines.


Thursday, October 16, 2025

National Event Mobilize Tips

Introduction

As an organizer we must always think “how can we make the coming event succeed AND how can this event lead to even more successful future events”. Below are a few tips on how to succeed and build on national events like Handsoff2025 and NoKings.


Wednesday, October 15, 2025

No Kings October

 



No Kings Day Events

Events are currently planned in towns below. 

Ashland, 10-11:30am
Boston: 12-3pm
Foxboro: 9-10:30am
Framingham: 4:30-6pm
Franklin: Overpass Standout: 9-10am Franklin Village: 10am-12pm
Holliston: 2-4pm
Hopkinton: 2:30-4pm
Hudson: 10am-12pm
Mansfield: North Common: 9-10am Train to Boston: 9am 
Medfield, 10-11:30am
Medway: 9-10am
Mendon: 10am-12pm
Milford: 11am-1pm
Millis: 11am-12pm
Natick, 11am-1pm
Norfolk: Traffic Circle 115: 11am
Norwood: 12-1pm
Sharon: 9:30-10:30am
Sherborn: 10am-12pm
Walpole: 10am-12pm
Wellesley: 11am-12:30pm
Westborough: 10am-12pm
Worcester: Overpass Standout 11am-1pm; Worcester Common, 1-3pm
Wrentham: 9am-10am

Suggested Itineraries:

  • Wrentham or Franklin Overpass at 9. Take train to Boston at 9:54 from Franklin or 10:01 from Norfolk. See below for travel details.
  • Wrentham or Franklin Overpass at 9, Franklin Village at 10, Milford at 11, Lunch at 1, Holliston at 2.
  • Medway at 9, Walpole at 10, Norwood at 12,  Lunch at 1, Holliston at 2.
  • Medway at 9, Medfield, Ashland at 10. Lunch at 1. Holliston at 2, Hopkinton at 3:00.
  • Worcester Overpass Standout at 11. Worcester Common at 1.
Grand finale Framingham Village Green at 4:30 PM!!!