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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."

In This Together—Every Friday
 

It’s not easy to wake up each day to creeping, sometimes galloping, authoritarianism--living in a world we didn’t quite expect, assaulted by change we never wanted.
 

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But the people have the power to prevail and our strength lies in community. Every week we gather in solidarity.

Fridays, 3-4 p.m., Sequim Ave. and Washington St. Join us!

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Democracy Café: Taking Stock and Looking Forward

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Friday, November 13, 2026, 2 to 4 p.m.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 525 N. 5th Ave., Sequim

 

The 2026 midterms will be among the most consequential of our lives. After an intense period of focus on voter education and turnout, we now need to look forward. Please join Indivisible Sequim's Resilience and Wellness Committee for our next Democracy Café, an open discussion about where we think we are and where we want to put our energy over the next year. After these two bruising years, we all could use a dose of good company, good discussion, and hope for the future.

 

Facilitators:

Miguel Reabold, retired international development worker

Martha Moyer, retired counselor

 

Space is limited to 50 people—register here.

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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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WHAT’S THE PLAN?

with Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg

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2026

Midterms

Alert issued on “Solidarity City” mobilizations

 

The Washington Indivisible Network (WIN) has issued a “standby alert” stating that Seattle and Portland will be crucial “Solidarity Cities” if a national mass mobilization is necessary on or after Election Day, potentially up to the day a new Congress is seated.

 

To mobilize in the largest numbers possible, the WIN communique encourages those living “in proximity to the Seattle and Portland downtown areas” to join these Solidarity City mobilizations rather than have smaller, local events—noting that there may be a pivot to smaller mobilizations at some later time.

 

While Sequim is not “in proximity” to Seattle, we wanted to make our members aware of this effort and the ways you can connect to learn about possible mobilizations. You may wish to follow the Seattle Indivisible Facebook page or sign up for email notifications (choose “major events”). WIN also shared this safety checklist.

 

Consider alerting friends who live in the greater Seattle and Portland metro areas regarding this opportunity. When you receive alerts through social media or email, you can amplify these messages as well.

 

The situation will no doubt be fluid, and we’ll do our best to keep you informed as mobilizations are announced, and if/when local solidarity actions are called for. Of course, should election disruption occur in our county or on the Peninsula, we will alert you to any plans for local, rapid response. Watch this space and our Facebook group to stay aware. If you’d like to be part of a local mobilization team, contact

 

info@indivisiblesequim.org with the subject line “mobilization.”

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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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Contact Us:
Email: HERE

 

Indivisible Sequim
PO Box 55
Sequim, WA 98382

 

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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.​

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$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!

 

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​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 to 4 p.m. 
Four Corners Sequim:
Sequim Ave. and
Washington St.   x

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