IC-SS Weekly News: Feb 13, 2023 Spread the Word – NO to Paul Vallas Paul Vallas is wrong for Chicago. Paul Vallas
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IC-SS Weekly Update: Sept 27, 2021 IC-SS Socials: Better TogetherWe get together to share and to encourage. Join us! Last Week’s Social: Postcards, Impact, FunThanks to the thirteen friends and members of Indivisible Chicago-South Side who gathered for fellowship and
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IC-SS Zoom, Georgia Postcards, Other Ways to Help the GA Run-off Effort, Stop General Iron, Criminal Justice Task Force Sunday Forum, & December Giving.
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IC-SS Weekly Update: November 30, 2020 Join Us Dec 1 + 15: IC-SS Writing Zooms Will we see you tomorrow? Join with IC-South Side friends on Zoom to write to Georgia voters and
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IC-SS Weekly Update: November 23, 2020 Postcards to Georgia: ORDER NOW They’re here! Indivisible Chicago has a citywide goal of sending 200,000 postcards to Georgia voters in just one month. Here on the
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IC-SS Weekly Update: November 16, 2020 Congratulations, Rep Underwood! We’re thrilled that Lauren Underwood has been re-elected to Congress – with the long-awaited results announced November 12th. Thanks to the Indivisible Chicago-South Siders who
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Jubilation, Election Night, Chicago Turns Out, & Run-offs in GA: Get Ready to Help!
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IC-South Side: Election Night Watch Party Let’s be together on Election Night! Tomorrow evening at 7:30, join Doug Bishop, Esther Peters, and other Indivisible Chicago-South Side friends for a Zoom watch party. View Election Night
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INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR MONDAY OCTOBER 26, 2020 8 days until voting ends. Do you remember where you were four years ago? Indivisible Chicago founder Jason Rieger on The Last
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Kelly chats with Illinois Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky, about the final presidential debate and what Midwestern voters are looking for.
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Blue Beginning Join us for the Last Weekend This is it: the moment we’ve been waiting for and working toward for four long and horrific years. It’s what we had in mind
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Make a difference up and down the ticket by phoning or texting voters in swing states and key Illinois districts.
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