After these exhausting years dealing with Covid-19, workers nationwide have stood up for basic dignity and respect on the job in a historic way. As people who work for a living take action, the Biden administration has been operating in the background to empower them, through fair NLRB processes, appointees across the administration who are willing to hold corporations accountable, and a policy agenda focused on working families.

How you can help people who face of the devastating loss of their right to make decisions about their own bodies.

On Saturday, June 18, the Poor People’s Campaign: National Call for a Moral Revival (PPC) held a Moral Assembly in Washington D.C. The Poor People’s Campaign is working towards reviving our constitutional commitment to establish justice and provide for the general welfare of all Americans by uplifting low income people.

Check out our Viewer’s Guide to the January 6th Select Committee hearings.

Indivisible SF has endorsed No on Prop H. Chesa Boudin has been doing his job well as our District Attorney, and we want to keep him working to make our City safer. Read our blog post for more info.

California state law gives each county’s Civil Grand Jury a significant amount of power to affect local government. And in many cases, counties make changes based on the recommendations of the Jury.

We of Indivisible will fight on to elect the progressive, pro-voting-rights Democrats that we need in federal, state, and local governments, and we will fight on to restore the democratic norms that Republicans have been ruthlessly destroying.

Members of ISF and IEB gathered to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and demand the passage of voting rights legislation.

Starting in about a week, we’ll be voting in the January–February 2022 consolidated special election. There are up to three things to vote on in this ballot, depending on where in the City you’re registered to vote.

We don’t have any recommendations or endorsements, but we can tell you what’s on the ballot and how to cast yours.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed that the struggle for racial justice goes hand in hand with the struggle for economic justice. Learn more about this advocacy and the Poor People’s Campaign, and how activists fight for his ideals today.

The morning of Thursday, December 9th, a collection of Indivisible organizers calling ourselves Northern California Action for Democracy (NCAD) gathered forty activists from all reaches of the Bay Area to demonstrate outside Senator Padilla's and Senator Feinstein's office buildings in downtown San Francisco. We called for Biden and the Senate to fight for our democracy and pass the Freedom to Vote Act before adjourning for the year.

We wrote an open letter to Speaker Pelosi addressing our demands from our July 23rd letter, and listing our asks for the further actions of the committee.

We sent an open letter to Speaker Pelosi in support of the House Progressive Caucus’ refusal to vote for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework until an adequate Build Back Better Act has passed, and demanding that she supports keeping key provisions for economic justice in the bill.

On Monday, our Governor signed into law a raft of elections bills passed by the Legislature in the recently-ended session. Here’s a rundown of the bills he signed.

What is the “Nuclear Option” in the Senate, and what does it have to do with the filibuster?

The Supreme Court has allowed the most vicious anti-abortion ban in the nation to take effect in Texas, effectively ending Roe v. Wade. Here’s what you can do to fight for reproductive rights in Texas.

We’re keeping our eyes on the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act in the Senate. Alarm bells were raised last week when Congressional sources reported that the bill is being amended to no longer include alterations to the legal doctrine of Qualified Immunity. Read more about why ending Qualified Immunity is essential to justice in policing legislation.