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For the Week of March 31, 2025
🎙️March 31, 2025 Weekly Actions Audio
🔷 Your last chance to help in the April 1st Wisconsin Supreme Court election is today and tomorrow. Join Wisconsin Dems to make calls to voters! First time making calls? Phone banking is easy, fun, and rewarding! You’ll receive comprehensive training at the start of your shift.
🔷 Hands Off! Redmond Fights Back hosted by Indivisible Eastside is looking for the following: Outdoor speakers with microphone to reach 200 people, videographer, second photographer, people interested in speaking for a few minutes at the event about their first-hand experience with the Administration’s tariffs or changes to Social Security, Medicaid, veterans care, public lands, education, immigration law, or other DOGE cuts. Reach out to rally@indivisibleeastside.com if you can help!
🔷 Consider attending the Hands Off! Mass Call for mobilizing against Trump’s power grab online event Tuesday Apr 1, 5-6 pm PDT. Join movement leaders from MoveOn, Public Citizen, Stand Up America, and the Not Above the Law Coalition, experts, and more for a mass call to make sense of the Trump administration’s unprecedented power grab, efforts to remove limits to its power, and what we can do to confront it on April 5 and beyond. Then see the Protests and Rallies Resources below for how you can participate April 5th.
🔷 Check out The Card Campaign – printable cards on a variety of topics including the latest Social Security and You: Facts and Myths. Download, print, share with people!
📣 Protests and Rallies Resources
Protests are being added constantly and we are collecting local ones in Eastside and Seattle Protests 2025 for easy access.
Apr 5 – National HANDS OFF Protests. Indivisible recommends people attend rallies in state capitals and large cities. We encourage everyone who is able to attend:
Here are other options for those not able to travel or walk far.
- Redmond 10:30 am – noon – sign waving + rally
- Bothell 11 am – 12:30 pm – sign waving
- Renton 12 – 1 pm – sign waving
- Issaquah 10 am – 12:30 pm – sign waving, march, rally
For other options check Hands OFF on Mobilize.
Here are your 2 actions and Bright Spots.
✊ Action 1 – Call for the Release of Alfredo Juarez Today
On Tuesday March 25th, Alfredo Juarez, a well-known, well-loved activist and member of Indivisible Skagit, was violently taken by ICE. It is widely believed that it was a targeted attack on Farmworker leadership. See Seattle Times story here for more information. He has been moved to the NW Detention Center in Tacoma and the only way he will be released is if our elected officials step in.
Please call to demand that they intervene and take action to get him released and back home with his family.
- Senator Patty Murray DC Office: (202) 224-2621 – or see her other office phone numbers
- Senator Maria Cantwell: DC Office: (202) 224-3441 – or see her other office phone numbers
- Attorney General Nick Brown: (360) 753-6200
- Governor Bob Ferguson: (360) 902-4111
Suggested Script (for Senator Murray, add a thank-you for helping Rep. Rick Larsen to address the arrest):
My name is [NAME], my zip code is [ZIP], and I’m a constituent and a member of Indivisible Eastside. A fellow Indivisible member from Indivisible Skagit, Alfredo Juarez, has been detained by ICE and is being held at the NW Detention Center. He is likely being targeted due to his activism. I am calling to ask you to do everything you can to help secure his immediate release.
Are you familiar with this situation and can you tell me what (Elected official) is doing about it? (Let them answer and repeat your expectation that they take action.) Thank you!
✊ Action 2 – Stop the SAVE Act
From Democrats Abroad and 5calls.org
On Monday, March 31st, the House Rules Committee will take up the so-called SAVE Act, a bill designed to gut voting rights through punitive registration requirements. This bill goes hand in hand with Trump’s March 25th Executive Order and is a direct attack on democracy itself. It will move fast—once the bill goes through the committee, we expect a floor vote, and if that passes, it will head straight to the Senate.
🚨 Act today. Call your Representative and Senators immediately and demand they vote NO on the SAVE Act. Then, ask your friends and family to call too. Every voice counts.
- Senator Patty Murray DC Office: (202) 224-2621 – or see her other office phone numbers
- Senator Maria Cantwell: DC Office: (202) 224-3441 – or see her other office phone numbers
- Rep. Suzan DelBene (1st): DC 202-225-6311 | Kirkland 425-485-0085
- Rep. Kim Schrier (8th): DC 202-225-7761 | Issaquah 425-657-1001
- Rep. Adam Smith (9th): DC 202-225-8901 | Renton 425-793-5180
- Rep. Derek Kilmer (6th): DC 202-225-5916 | Tacoma 253-272-3515
☎ Sample Script (Click here for further scripts):
My name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent. My zip code is [ZIP]. I care deeply about my country and my right to vote. I’m calling to ask (NAME) to oppose the SAVE Act. This bill would create unnecessary barriers to voter registration and disenfranchise countless voters, especially women, seniors, and low-income citizens. Will the Sen/Rep protect my right to vote?
Thank you.
[IF LEAVING A VOICEMAIL: please leave your full street address to ensure your call is tallied
⛅ Bright Spots
- Montana Supreme court rules voter restriction laws passed in ’21 unconstitutional
- Democrats flip a PA state Senate seat. James Malone won by ~500 votes in a red district Trump won by 15%. This is the second Dem legislative flip in 2025, after a red state Senate seat in Iowa earlier this year.
- US judge blocks Trump administration from fast-tracking deportations
Calendar of Events
- See list of upcoming Seattle and Eastside Protests HERE.
- See list of upcoming Town Halls HERE (and check back from time to time).
- Mon Mar 31, 2-5 pm Rally Poster Making – at Redmond Library hosted by Sherrie M.
- Tues April 1, 1-2 pm – Meeting with Senator Patty Murray’s Staff, organized by Seattle Indivisible. Auditorium, Fourth Floor, Jackson Federal Building (enter from 2nd Ave). Register to attend.
- Tues April 1, 5-6 pm PDT Hands Off! Mass Call for mobilizing against Trump’s power grab – online
- Wed April 2, 5-6 pm PDT – Hands Off: De-escalation Training · MoveOn – online
- Sat April 5 – National Hands Off protests. Find one near you HERE.
- Mon April 7, noon-3 pm – Expert Town Hall: How To Beat the Broligarchs
- Wed April 9, 1-2 pm – Virtual Meeting with Congressman Adam Smith’s Staff, organized by Seattle Indivisible. Register to attend. Details will be sent to confirmed attendees.
Save the Date
- Thurs April 24, 12-1 pm – Lifelong Learning Webinar: Courageous Communication. Hosted by Gonzaga University’s Center for Lifelong Learning. Register to attend.
- Fri April 25, 12-1:30 pm – Until Justice Just Is – Immigration: Myths vs. Facts – online panel.
- Sun Apr 27, 1:30-4:30 pm – Climate Action Forum – East Shore Unitarian Church, 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue. More details coming soon!
- Sun Apr 27, 3-4:30 pm – Indivisible Eastside Group Meeting on Zoom. New Member Orientation at 2:30.
- Thur May 1, 7-8 pm – IE Open Steering Meeting – Join Indivisible Eastside Steering online, hear what we’re working on, share what you’re working on.
- Sat May 10, 12-4 pm – Downtown Redmond Station Opening Celebration: Trails 2 Transit. Hosted by Move Redmond, with Sound Transit, Eastrail Partners, Africans on the Eastside, and others. Walk, bike or roll between Redmond light rail station and Redmond Central Connector to celebrate the opening of light rail with vendors, live entertainment, delicious food, and family friendly activities.
Recorded events to check out:
- 50501 Mass Training Call 2/19/25 on YouTube with Cori Bush and Indivisible’s Leah Greenberg, among others.
- Indivisible Co-Executive Director Leah Greenberg in discussion with Washington Indivisible Network on YouTube.
- What’s the plan – Zoom calls with Indivisible co-founders and leaders Ezra and Leah. Watch on YouTube or register to join.
- ACLU Townhall Protect People, Not Power with Sen Chris Murphy and Joy Reid (from 3/26/25)
- Indivisible’s Strategy Briefing for Fighting Trump 2.0 with co-founders Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, plus Senator Elizabeth Warren. If you can’t watch the whole hour, check out the first 40 minutes.
… and More:
- Donate to Indivisible Eastside through ActBlue.
- Sign up for Take Action Network to organize and track your Activism.
- Check out the Indivisible Eastside logo wear store at www.cafepress.com/IndivisibleEastside.
- Email hello@IndivisibleEastside.com with ideas for the newsletter, questions about how to become involved, and ideas for long-term projects you’d like to be involved in.
- Forward this email to a friend!
More Resources for Your Activism:
- Indivisible.org has specific actions you can take by zip code or topic area search. Sign up to receive emails from them HERE and donate HERE.
- 5calls.org 5 Calls list calls to make to your congresspeople, organized by topic, including script and phone numbers, and a way to log/track your 5 Calls actions if you choose.
- Chop Wood, Carry Water is a daily political activism newsletter that comes out 6 days a week. Free or paid subscriptions HERE.
- Suzi and Eric LeVine are local activists. Their newsletter gives actions and insight that can inspire and keep you motivated. Subscribe to their newsletter HERE.
- Mobilize – Actions in the Seattle area – use filters to narrow the type of activity you’re interested in.
Resources:
- Indivisible: A Practical Guide to Democracy on the Brink
- Indivisible: Democrats Safeguarding Democracy: A Blueprint for Blue States to Prepare for Trump 2.0
- Take Action Network – learn about an easy way to interact with state legislature
- Washington Indivisible Network YouTube Channel
- https://bit.ly/RunForSchoolBoardGuideWA
- https://bit.ly/RunForSchoolBoardAddendum
- https://bit.ly/RunForSchoolBoardGuideBlurb
- Indivisible Eastside Resources
- Washington State District Finder – Congressional and Legislative districts
- Who Represents Me – local and county districts
- US Senate Calendar, US House Of Representatives Calendar
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