Weekly Action & Updates for July 21

indivisiblestjohns
Jul 20
2 min read

Big News! We have secured a location for a monthly evening Indivisible meeting. This will allow people who can’t make our midday meetings to attend one. Our first meeting is Monday, August 18 at 5:30pm at Sam’s Listening Bar, 397 Railroad Street Basement. Mark your calendars and save the date.

Meet with Sen. Peter Welch on Monday, July 21 from 10:30 to 11:30am at Café Lotti in East Burke. Sen. Welch will discuss flooding and other issues affecting Vermonters.

Contribute to the legal defense fund for Vermont immigrants that VT Treasurer Mike Pieciak has set up: https://www.vermontlegaldefensefund.com/ Mike spoke about this fund during his inspired speech at our Good Trouble rally.

The next Vermont Indivisible Network statewide monthly call is Thursday, July 24 at 5pm. The call will cover updates about local actions and how Vermont is stepping up our movement strategy to block Trump’s authoritarian power-grab. Register here to join.

Happenings

Dates to remember for gatherings, rallies, and more.

Monday, July 21 @ 10:30-11:30AM - Sen. Peter Welch visits Café Lotti
Wednesday, July 23 @ 11AM - Weekly Meeting
Thursday, July 24 @ 5PM - Vermont Indivisible Network Statewide Call
Fridays & Sundays @ 4-6PM - Honk & Wave on the I-91 Mt. Pleasant overpass
Wednesday, July 30 @ 8PM - One Million Rising Session 2
Monday, August 18 @ 5:30PM - Indivisible St J After Hours

Next Meeting: Wednesday

We'll meet on Wednesday, July 23, at 11:00 in the Unitarian Universalist Church.

We will meet together as a group to go over some important topics:

Stories of resistance from other countries
One Million Rising — learn about national Indivisible’s big plan for strategic noncooperation and how we can be part of it at Indivisible St. Johnsbury
Affinity group offer
Report on Good Trouble rally
Report on Stars and Stripes

We meet upstairs in the sanctuary, accessible from the Cherry Street parking lot. Please park on the street or in the lot north of the building -- the lot at Eastern and Cherry is for another property. Find more details and maps on our website.