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NEWSLETTER: Indivisible Bellingham’s latest newsletter with news, actions you can take right now, and events is available HERE. If you’re not receiving our newsletter in your Inbox, add this email address Contact@IndivisibleBellingham.org to your contacts/address book. If you’ve not signed up to receive our emails, please fill out the form on our Contact page.
MEETINGS: Indivisible Bellingham’s next in-person All Hands meeting is Tuesday, January 13 at 7 p.m. at Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship, 1207 Ellsworth Street.
Getting Fit To Fight Fascism
Let’s exercise our grassroots power to fight the fascist takeover of our country and gain a longer, healthier life as a reward, starting with our January, 2026 All Hands Meeting. No heavy lifting required!
Exercise 1: Get up to speed on the Take Action Network (TAN) to build power in Olympia, make sure good legislation gets passed, and our state strengthens the “blue wall.”
Exercise 2: Prevent 3 dangerous bills from getting on the ballot by learning when to Decline to Sign petitions.
Exercise 3: Support your neighbors with Signs of Solidarity.
Exercise 4: Build a bulwark for democracy by joining a Courage Collective
and more…
Let’s all get stronger together! See you there! Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 7 p.m.
Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship, 1207 Ellsworth St. It’s free and open to the public. Please bring a friend or two and join us. For those who can’t make it, check our Videos page for a recording of the meeting.
If you missed an in-person meeting or would like to watch it again, we have portions of our meetings available on our YouTube channel. See our Videos page for a link.
IMMIGRANT SUPPORT: Indivisible Bellingham is committed to supporting our neighbors who are are being targeted by ICE. If you see a confirmed ICE or Border Patrol action or presence, call the WAISN hotline 844-724-3737, open from 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Write this number on your Red Card, if you have one. Also check our Resources page for more ways to help.
Welcome To Indivisible Bellingham!
Our Mission Statement – Indivisible Bellingham is united by the principles of fairness, inclusion, tolerance and a just society for all, through non-violent civic engagement, political involvement, and consistent pressure on elected officials.
Our main locus of activity is our closed/private Facebook page – Indivisible Bellingham-Members – which focuses on actions, preparations, results, and facts. If you’d like to join our Facebook group, please click the link above and then the JOIN link on the page. We encourage everyone to post, but to reserve opinions and discussions for face-to-face meetings. You must ask to become a member, giving 1) your e-mail address, 2) your neighborhood in Bellingham, your area or town in Whatcom County, or your town or city elsewhere, and 3) your cell phone number (optional). We have more than 2,100 members. According to Facebook, an average of 500 visit our page every day.
You can also email us with questions, suggestions for actions, or proposals for programs at Contact@IndivisibleBellingham.org.
Not on Facebook? Enter your contact information on our Contact page so you can receive about two to three emails a month announcing upcoming events and actions.
You can easily unsubscribe.
Land Acknowledgement
We at Indivisible Bellingham acknowledge that this beautiful place in which we live, Whatcom County, is the traditional ancestral and unceded territory of the Lummi and Nooksack Peoples—the original inhabitants of this land who are still here and who continue to honor and bring to light their ancient heritage. We humbly offer this land acknowledgement with gratefulness for their enduring care of our shared lands and waters. May we honor and nurture our relationship with our Coast Salish neighbors as we shoulder our shared responsibilities to their homelands where we all reside today.
While land acknowledgement is necessary, it is, on its own, insufficient since we continue to benefit and privilege from occupying this land. We are moving beyond land acknowledgement to action, and the Indivisible Bellingham leadership is pledging to donate to programs or funds that support and strengthen the communities of the local Coast Salish People, including the Lummi Nation and the Nooksack tribe. At this time, we are highlighting and encouraging donations to the Lhaq’temish Foundation.
The Lhaq’temish Foundation is a tribally chartered, 501©3 non-profit organization of the Lummi Nation that launches, implements, and oversees projects to support the overall strength and wellness of the community. By focusing on strength-based projects, culture and empowerment, the foundation supports Art and Culture, Youth and Education, Lummi Veterans, Health and Wellness, Women Empowerment, and Community Service.
We encourage you to take action and contribute here. See the blue DONATE button in the top right corner of the website: https://lhaqtemishfoundation.org/
What is Indivisible?
Indivisible is a network of independent grassroots groups under a national umbrella founded by former Congressional staffers, who in the Obama administration had watched how the Tea Party had blocked president’s agenda and how it had effectively taken over the government of many states. Each Indivisible group has developed its own organization and policies. Go to the national website for general information and a national directory: https://www.indivisibleguide.com/
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