Indivisible SF, 50501SF, NARFE, and other groups will hold a Labor Day rally to prepare for elections and to promote progressive voting. Join us!

The attacks on our communities and our democracy are escalating. As the 2026 midterm elections approach, we must defend the integrity of our elections and say Hands Off Our Vote. 

Join hundreds of people from across the Bay Area for the Bay Get Ready Mass People's Assembly,

Monthly meetup for tech workers interested in organizing and building collective power.

This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, we’ll be posted up outside Outside Lands near 25th Ave. and Fulton in Golden Gate Park. We’ll be working with Indivisibles around the Bay Area to encourage folks in line for the festival to register to vote and make sure they cast their ballot this fall.

This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, we’ll be posted up outside Outside Lands near 25th Ave. and Fulton in Golden Gate Park. We’ll be working with Indivisibles around the Bay Area to encourage folks in line for the festival to register to vote and make sure they cast their ballot this fall.

This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, we’ll be posted up outside Outside Lands near 25th Ave. and Fulton in Golden Gate Park. We’ll be working with Indivisibles around the Bay Area to encourage folks in line for the festival to register to vote and make sure they cast their ballot this fall.

Join us for a day of performance, music, ceremony, conversation, and collective memory as artists from Guatemala, Mexico, and across the United States activate the Pioneer Monument through site-specific works that re-imagine public space and the stories our monuments tell.

The San Francisco Pride Parade is one of the largest and most legendary LGBTQ+ celebrations in the world, bringing together hundreds of thousands of marchers, advocates, and spectators. RSVP to march with us in the Resistance Contingent!

Join us as we recognize the leadership that San Francisco has played in building up successful models of HIV prevention and care, call to protect the legacy of these investments, honor the memory of those we have lost to HIV and AIDS, and celebrate the many long-term HIV survivors and other leaders that push our movement forward.

This year, for the first time, we of Indivisible SF will have our own booth on Harrison street to meet and talk with people. Come find us!

Join People’s Budget at City Hall as we deliver our San Francisco stories directly to the Mayor and demand a budget with no cuts to our communities.

Art is the fuel and, together, we are the power. Come hear Emma’s Revolution, who have sung at justice events around the world.