Indivisible Tacoma is a volunteer organization with a mission to elect progressive leaders and advocate for progressive policies. We defend democracy, support universal healthcare, and advocate for humane immigration policies. We promote social, racial, economic, and environmental justice through a lens of equity for all communities.
Freedom to Vote – Expanding and Ensuring Democracy for All
Online Event by Washington Indivisible Network, Fix Democracy First and 2 others, Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at 7 PM PDT,
John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Day of Action – Report to Indivisible Tacoma Members
On May 8, Indivisible Tacoma co-sponsored one of 150 simultaneous Votercades nationwide in response to a tsunami of new voter suppression legislation.
Meeting with Sen. Cantwell’s staff
Indivisible Tacoma Legislative Action Team will meet with Sen. Cantwell’s staff to discuss bills important to IT.
Tacoma AAPI Coalition
ASIAN AMERICAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER HERITAGE MONTH TAKES PLACE IN MAY TO MARK THE ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST JAPANESE IMMIGRANT TO THE UNITED STATES.
Indivisible Tacoma 2021 Legislative Report
Members worked hard contacting their state representatives during the 2021 Session! We list favored bills that passed and those that we will need work in 2022.
Indivisible Tacoma Thanks You!
Indivisible National offered to match donations up to a level of $500 during April. Our dedicated and generous Indivisible Tacoma members put us over the top!
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