Indivisible Sequim is a local chapter of the nationwide grassroots movement Indivisible, where thousands of groups and millions of people have come together engaging in sustained, strategic, non-violent protest against authoritarianism of any kind and to elect leaders who are committed to establishing a real democracy "of, by, and for the People."
What: Musical Rally and After Party
When: June 14, 1 - 2:30 PM & 4 - 6PM
Where: Sequim Ave and Washington St
(After Party location to be determined)
Bring your instruments
Bring your voice
Let’s have a jamboree for democracy!
It's Up to US - Democracy Café - Monthly Discussion Group
Time & Location
​Jun 15, 2026, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Paradise Cafe, 703 N Sequim Ave, Sequim, WA
In this time of unrelenting political upheaval, constant change, and overwhelming uncertainty, it can be hard to know where to turn or even what to think. Join us for a monthly gathering where you can connect with others, share your concerns and find comfort in community. This will be a welcoming space where we can voice our challenges, be heard without judgment, and learn from one another. Together, we'll share our coping skills and strategies to help us stay grounded when the world around us feels anything but.
We're all doing our best to navigate these turbulent times. Let's share some of that burden through food, drink, and conversation. Due to space, we're limited to 40 people. Please join us for the first of what we hope will be a regular get-together. Gently facilitated by Martha Moyer, a retired Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
New Blog Post: Signs of Fascism: The Story
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You have seen them at protests. Dressed all up in black with black masks and hats. And those signs! You read them and they get you. Every time. You feel it and are reminded how messed up this regime is.
Now learn the story of how this powerful protest movement began in Indivisible Sequim's new blog post.
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WHAT'S THE PLAN
Every Thursday from
12 to 1 p.m Pacific Time.
If you have not yet listened or participated in one of these weekly sessions with Indivisible National organizers.
Their insights and call-to-action projects are incredible. Click here:
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Midterms
Local Candidate Forums
Clallam County Board of Commissioners:
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When: Monday, June 15, 6-7:30 PM
Where: Clallam County Democratic Headquarters - 124 W. 1st St., Port Angeles
Mike French (D) - Incumbent
Jake Seegers (I) - Challenger
Zoom option available: Link
Meeting ID: 875 2812 0754
Passcode: 597621
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​WA State House, LD24
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When: Wednesday, June 17th, 6-7:30
Where: Clallam County Democratic Headquarters - 124 W. 1st St., Port Angeles
WA State House - LD 24 - Position 2:
Bradley "Nemo" Callaway (D), Patrick DePoe (D), Mark Hodgson (D), Marcia Kelbon (I), Kaylee Kuehn (D)
Zoom option available: Link
Meeting ID: 875 2812 0754
Passcode: 597621
Battleground States Matrix
Indivisible Vashon is ROCKING a matrix plan to funnel supportive efforts (sweat and $) to the candidates and issues where they are going to count the most. It’s a fascinating way to think about where we get the most bang-for-our-buck. It has specific information on writing, phone banking, voter registration, donating and more.
Check it out HERE
Are you ready to resist the dismantling
of our government?
Join us -- your friends, neighbors, and millions of others across the nation -- in our efforts to preserve freedom, justice, and equality for all.
Member
Become a member of Indivisible Sequim.
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Donating to Indivisible Sequim is investing in the future of our local community, our state, and the nation.
It’s supporting Democratic goverenance in this country -- where everyone has a voice and a vote, mutual respect defines the way we treat each other, and openness, inclusiveness, honesty, and integrity are the core principles of governance.
Donating to Indivisible Sequim is saying you believe in a better, brighter future for the next generation.​
$16420 So far!
Indivisible Feeds Sequim
is a project initiated here when U.S. citizens faced the most dire possible consequences of the cut-backs to SNAP … and it’s still bad. An intrepid IS writer (and FB group administrator and frequent poster par excellence) got on it FAST and EFFECTIVELY to create a fundraising project for the Sequim Food Bank.
In Sequim, we take care of each other. That’s who we are. For more information and to contribute:
Sequim Food Bank-Indivisible Sequim
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A big thank you to all who have contributed!
Stand With Social
Security Workers
What: Social Security Worker Visibility Day
When: Wednesday, June 10 | 5–6 PM
Where: Federal Building, 138 West 1st Street, Port Angeles (corner of 1st and Oak, across from Country Aire)
This nationally coordinated action, declared by AFGE Council 220 — the union representing Social Security field office employees nationwide — puts a human face on a crisis hiding in plain sight.
Social Security's service meltdown isn't about program solvency. It's about staffing. The Agency has hit a 59-year employment low, with thousands of workers gone and no replacements coming. The result: record backlogs, office closures, and service that's failing the people who earned it.
What's filling the gap? Artificial intelligence, automated systems, and occupancy data — poor substitutes for the trained human workforce Americans actually need.
The fix isn't complicated: Congress must fund adequate staffing, provide meaningful oversight, and stop treating one of America's most essential agencies like a budget line to cut.
Show up on June 10. Stand alongside the workers who show up every day for your neighbors. Tell your representatives: restore the workforce, restore the service.
Also, a link to write your representatives through AFGE.
Pride Month is almost here, and we're excited to celebrate with our friends and neighbors at Sequim Pride on June 27!
At a time when many LGBTQ+ people are facing increasing attacks on their rights and dignity, showing up matters. Pride is a joyful celebration of love, authenticity, and community, and it's also a reminder that we stand together against discrimination and exclusion. We hope you'll stop by, say hello, and celebrate with us!
​Weekly Save Our Democracy Rally
Gather for a peaceful showing of support by concerned citizens who feel an urgency about stopping the deconstruction of our democracy.
Every Friday
3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Four Corners Sequim:
Sequim Ave.and
Washington St.
