Tag: Civic Engagement
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On Saturday, 800 residents of Lenawee County came together in Adrian’s Comstock Park as part of the No Kings Day of Action, joining seven million Americans in one of the […]
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On Wednesday, our country officially entered what many are calling the Trump Shutdown. Why? Because Republicans—who control the White House and both chambers of Congress—refuse to pass a funding plan […]
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At Lenawee Indivisible, we believe in the power of democracy—and democracy cannot survive in a culture of fear and violence. That’s why we are making our position clear: we reject […]
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Hidden deep in the Florida Everglades, there’s a migrant detention center where people are being held without trial. The facility is built on the site of an abandoned airport, surrounded […]
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Lenawee Indivisible is looking for a few more volunteers to serve as rally marshals at our upcoming “No Kings” event. We already have 3 people signed up, but we’re aiming […]
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When Congressman Tim Walberg was invited to a community town hall in Tecumseh on April 26, he didn’t show up. Instead of meeting with the 125 people who gathered to […]
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On June 14—Flag Day and Donald Trump’s birthday—the president wants tanks in the streets and a made-for-TV display of power. But real power doesn’t come from military parades in Washington. […]
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On Friday, April 26th, more than 125 residents of Michigan’s 5th District gathered in Tecumseh for a constituent town hall hosted by Lenawee Indivisible. The event was organized to give […]