One of the things they are asking us to do is to talk to people at local businesses that we frequent and ask them to post signs of support of immigrants and mark employee spaces as private to prevent ICE from entering. Sign up here act.indivisible.org/signup/signs... #nokings #onemillionrising
I signed up to ask local businesses to post signs of support of immigrants. Will you join me? @indivisible.org @coin-indivisible.bsky.social #nokings
@ashdashlee.bsky.social thanks for hosting these three #onemillionrising sessions. They have been great! Missed out? Find all three sessions here: youtube.com/@indivisible... #nokings @indivisible.org
You’ve been so great in these trainings! @ashdashlee.bsky.social I missed the last two ( because work), but am so thankful to be able to watch and rewatch them on YouTube. You and Indivisible bring so much hope and spirit to the fight and to me.❤️💪
Yes New Yorkers. This means us! Print out some signs and take them to your favorite coffee shop, wine store, restaurant.
👏👏👏 I’m excited to chat with some of the coffee shop and sandwich owners I’ve gotten to know here in Portland!
are these printables we can download? I can't find them on the website
you have to sign up through the link in the post and then they email you a kit.
They are not following laws of any kind, they’ll just tear the sign down but I really like the idea.
Our Immigration Action Team has been working with CASA on such canvassing. Glad to get more involved!
I was happy to see that my public library branch had a "know your rights" poster (both Engl and Span), and the Providence City Council sent out postcards to every home with information including hotline numbers to call if ICE shows up.
That is awesome!