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Meeting Tomorrow + Take Action

Act for Democracy

Monthly Meeting Tomorrow!

Act for Democracy’s February meeting happens tomorrow, February 23, from5:00-6:30pm. You won’t want to miss guest speaker Jamie McLeod-Skinner, who will present on how we can bridge the divide that threatens the current social fabric. She’ll give us practical techniques for fixing what’s broken so that we can build healthier, more equitable communities. To register for tomorrow’s Zoom meeting, click here. You’ll receive a confirmation email will with details for joining the meeting. To review the meeting’s agenda, go here. See you there!

Get Involved! Join an Action Team

Act for Democracy, like more than 30 Indivisible groups across the state, is a member of the Consolidated Oregon Indivisible Network (COIN)—a coalition that seeks to cooperate and amplify joint efforts for advancing progressive federal and state legislation and holding our elected representatives accountable. COIN is currently organizing statewide teams and looking for volunteers interested in working on them. To learn more about the teams and to sign up, go here. Among the many team choices you have are the recruiting and supporting candidates team, the rural urban divide team, the state legislative team, the anti-racist education and action team, the social media team, and more. Find one that fires you up and join with other Oregonians to make a difference!

Act for the People Campaign

Indivisible Oregon has launched a campaign to support the For the People Act (HR-1/S-1), an important piece of proposed legislation that secures the right to vote and counters voter-suppression tactics. To learn more about the Act and Indivisible Oregon’s campaign, visit the website and watch this video.

Celebration of Grassroots Advocacy Rescheduled


Ginny Burdick Town Hall

A number of A4D members are represented in the Oregon Senate by Ginny Burdick. Senator Burdick will be holding a town hall meeting this Wednesday, February 24th from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. For more information and details, read her newsletter.

Oppose ICE’s Use of Tear Gas & Chemical Munitions

ICE is located next to the Cottonwood School in the John’s Landing area of Portland. Parents of young children who attend the school have initiated a campaign to stop ICE from using tear gas and chemical munitions. If you’d like to join the action, visit their Facebook page.

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