Policy Shift to Surveillance
When the government defines opposition as a domestic terrorism indicator, it needs to have a way to investigate political opposition. This requires widespread surveillance. Enter Flock Safety.
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Stand With Minnesota Today!
On Friday, January 23, Minnesota is taking action with statewide actions including calls for people to stay home, protests at Target and other ICE-supporting retailers. We can't be there in person - but we can be there in spirit by speaking with our wallets to show we Stand
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Honoring the Legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Let us remember why we honor the legacy of Dr. King today. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968. The push to enact legislation to recognize this day as a federal holiday began just days after the assassination of Dr. King, in April 1968. It took another
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Big Brother Yet?
💡This is the second part in a series of posts that started with When Beliefs Are Declared Crimes The "Normal" is Now Under Threat It’s understandable to assume that "this isn’t about me": that the NSPM-7 and the Bondi Memo only target individuals holding
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When Beliefs Are Declared Crimes
The War on Beliefs This past summer, President Trump declared he would strip free-speech rights from anyone who, in his words, “agitates or irritates crowds.” His words were framed as targeting people who burn flags, but this bold statement followed the release of National Security Presidential Memorandum-7 (NSPM-7), a directive
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Writing Postcards and Meeting with Friends
Kent County Indivisible is starting a series of opportunities to meet up with other people in the community to hang out and write post cards and letters. We're kicking this off in January 2026 and we'd love to see you there.
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Grassroots Matching Funds Campaign
Kent County Indivisible is raising funds to help with end of year expenses and with targeted 2026 first half expenses. This is a 5-week campaign from December 15th through January 19th. Any amount you can contribute is meaningful.
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Concerned About Kent County's Cooperation With ICE?
We need your voice. Kent County Indivisible is starting a campaign to let the Kent County Commissioners know that we do not want them to enable ICE in our community, and we want you to join us in writing to them. This is not a new issue and is complex.
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Justice & Policing - December Conversation Topic
We have all heard the stories about unequal justice and police actions in Grand Rapids. Some have experienced the inequity firsthand, and a few neighborhoods are regular targets of aggressive policing. In December, we have three chances to make suggestions about the future of policing. Please consider attending one of
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Getting started as a Volunteer
In a democratic system, the power ultimately sits with the people. By protesting and showing mass pressure, we achieve many things. Getting involved as a volunteer is a great way to get started.
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Get Involved with KCI on Discord
You can follow KCI on our Facebook Group and profiles on Facebook, Instagram, BlueSky and Mastodon, but if you want to see or participate in the real work happening, join KCI Discord. Now Kent County Indivisible also has a Discord Server Join our Discord Server and connect with the Kent
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Kent County Indivisible has a new look!
Welcome to Kent County Indivisible's new website, where we hope to help keep connected with the Indivisible community. Our website is our main home on the internet and serves as our central place to keep you up to date with everything going on with Kent County Indivisible and
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Blackout The System
While you're reading this, large corporations are counting billions that should be in your pocket. $23,000 missing from every working family's future, extracted through suppressed wages, soaring living costs, and profits funneled to corporations.
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MDOT new rules will limit protests
MDOT is Proposing Absurd Rules! A new set of proposed rules by the Michigan Dept of Transportation (MDOT), called "New Safety Rules for Roadside Facilities," are up for consideration. The rules would apply to all 61 highway rest areas, 82 roadside parks, 267 carpool lots, 23 scenic turnouts
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