Prescott Indivisible was founded in 2017, when Paul Hamilton and Nicole Romine put an ad in the local paper, requesting local progressives to show up at the library. Over 100 people lined up. In short order, we had formed a local chapter of the national Indivisible movement. Within six months we adopted a set of Guidelines that sets the framework in which we work, designed a logo and printed and sold t-shirts. Our mailing list quickly expanded from 100 to over 1,200. We usually have 100 or more attend our general monthly meetings.
Prescott Indivisible has a strong track record of activism. We adopted the team concept: Communication/Events; Voter Education and Elections; Education; Environment; Human Rights; Immigration and Peacekeepers to assist with safely issues. Initially we had a steering committee that consisted of volunteers. After our guidelines were adopted, the steering committee is made up of elected officers and members at large and the heads of the various teams, or their designees. A diverse group of community activists, social justice advocates and others that have volunteer ties to non-profits and religious organizations, the steering committee assists the teams when asked and sets the agendas.
Our teams and their members have worked diligently to make their voices heard. We have made thousands of calls, mailed hundreds of postcards to our legislators in Arizona and in congress. We have collaborated with like-minded organizations to advocate for issues of crucial importance to Arizona and the nation.
Message from Prescott Indivisible President, Rosemary Dixon Wow! What a turn of events! Imagine this; unless you were around in 1918, you
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Persist and Resist – August 3, 2020 Message from Mavis Brauer, Chair, Prescott Indivisible The PI General Meeting is going to be Thursday, August 6 from 6:00-7:30 via Zoom: Prescott Indivisible
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Volunteer OpportunitiesOctober 23, 2020 We need to insure a Blue Wave! Please don’t sit around and wonder if the polls are right–make a personal decision to ensure our candidates are elected! It’s
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Election Reference GuideThe 2020 Election Reference Guide With Voting Recommendations Assembled by the Democratic Women of the Prescott Area and Prescott Indivisible. Print a copy by clicking HERE. Message From Mavis Want to stay informed after November
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SCOTUS actions, Ballots, AREA-P, Voter Values Project, GOTV in LD6, Election Protection, Endorsed Candidates, & Stay Informed.
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Message from Maria Lynam, Steering Committee, Prescott Indivisible andChair of the Democratic Women of the Prescott Area October 8, 2020 Dear LD1 Progessive Voter: I have had the pleasure of listening to three
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Prescott Indivisible is a non-partisan community which seeks to promote a progressive and inclusive agenda in support of human rights and the environment. iNFORM CONNECT INSPIRE RESIST View this email in your browser
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Sunday, Oct. 4th!#LoveYourNeighborAZ presents an Open Letter to Our Community Look for the “Love Your Neighbor” image and letterIN the Prescott Daily Courier tomorrow, Sunday, Oct 4thAND IN SignalsAZ and in the PV Tribune on Wednesday, Oct. 7th. Please cut out or
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Special ELECTIONS Edition:Reference Guide with Suggested Voting Selections for November 3, 2020 Prescott Indivisible and the Democratic Women of the Prescott Area partnered and created a Reference Guide with Suggested Voting Selections. There are 119 different
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Prescott Indivisible is a non-partisan community which seeks to promote a progressive and inclusive agenda in support of human rights and the environment. INFORM CONNECT INSPIRE RESIST View this email in your browser
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Amy Coney Barrett, General Meeting, Twitter Office Hours, Election Info, Endorsed Candidates, At Home Activism, & Calendar.
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