🎗️Collecting Donations for St. Vincent De Paul At the upcoming NO KINGS Protest on Saturday, October 18th along Columbia Center Boulevard in Kennewick, Indivisible Tri-Cities will also be collecting donations to help kids and families stay warm this winter.

💙Join Us TOMORROW: An Eat In for Sergio & Gabby’s Family On April 24, Sergio Cerda was detained during a citizenship interview in Yakima. After weeks in detention, he self-deported in June and is now living in Mexico for the first time in over 20 years.

💙 Join Us: An Eat In for Sergio & Gabby’s Family On April 24, Sergio Cerda was detained during a citizenship interview in Yakima. After weeks in detention, he self-deported in June and is now living in Mexico for the first time in over 20 years.

It’s Official! “No Kings” Returns! ❌👑 On Saturday, October 18 (11–1 p.m.) join us on Columbia Center Boulevard in Kennewick for a peaceful sidewalk protest. We will be joining communities nationwide to remind Trump and his allies: America has NO kings!

We thought No Kings Day in June would be a good protest. We did not know it would break records, with 2,169 protests in every state and 27 countries. We need your help to make October 18 even bigger: www.nokings.org?SQF_SOURCE=i...

Organizing still works. No matter where you live, the pro-democracy majority is organizing near you: indivisible.org/groups Or let us help you get started: indivisibleproject.formstack.com/forms/organi... And join the nationwide day of peaceful protests on 10/18: www.nokings.org?SQF_SOURCE=i...

Join us on Zoom,September 16th at 7 PM CT for the Fiscal & Economic August Review Critical economic data, a discussion that has been ongoing for 12 years nwsofa.org @NWSOFA @GPADEMS #Voterizer #TruthBrigadeIL #Indivisible #Indivisibleil #JobGrowth #Inflation #EconomicDiscussion conta.cc/46f7BSp

💪 Unions Make Tri-Cities Strong 💪 📹 Watch our video: Local union members share the value of unions in the Tri-Cities! Earlier this month union members from across our community gathered in Columbia Park for their 12th annual Labor Day Picnic.

Indivisible Tri-Cities Working Meeting | Tomorrow Our next meeting is tomorrow, September 14th from 1 to 2:30 PM at the Kennewick Library (Union).

Indivisible Tri-Cities Working Meeting Our next meeting is this Sunday, September 14th from 1 to 2:30 PM at the Kennewick Library (Union).

🌟 What a month! August was full of action, connection, and people power. On August 16th we hosted The People’s Town Hall in Pasco. Once again Rep. Dan Newhouse was a no-show, but the community showed up strong.

🎉 Tonight’s the night, our very first First Friday Social! We’ll be gathering to connect, relax, and build community. Join us at Moonshot Brewing! 📍 8804 W Victoria Ave, Kennewick 🕓 4–6 PM Come hang out and kick off the weekend with us. We can’t wait to see you there!

🎉 We’re starting First Friday Socials! Starting this month, we’ll be gathering every first Friday to connect, relax, and build community. Huge thanks to Moonshot Brewing for hosting us! 📅 This Friday, Sept 5th 📍 8804 W Victoria Ave, Kennewick 🕓 4–6 PM

More photos with great signs, from Yesterday's Labor Day Protest!

On Labor Day, community members gathered on Columbia Center Boulevard to demand a fair economy that values workers over billionaires.  The peaceful demonstration, titled “Workers Over Billionaires,” drew an estimated 500–700 participants along Columbia Center Boulevard, and the energy was electric.

Reminder for tomorrow's "Workers over Billionaires" protest! Please carpool if you are able to and park behind the JCPenney store. There will be a few parking volunteers to help you with any questions. We hope to see you there to stand in solidarity for workers' rights on this labor day!

💥 TOMORROW! 💥 This Labor Day, join us for a peaceful protest: Workers Over Billionaires ✊ 📍 Columbia Center Blvd, Kennewick 🗓 Monday, Sept. 1 | 10AM to 12PM

Yesterday, Indivisible Tri-Cities showed up at the Tri-Cities Regional Chamber luncheon at the Red Lion in Pasco, where Rep. Dan Newhouse was the guest speaker. The catch? To ask him a question, you had to pay for a seat.

🚨 Peaceful Protest Tomorrow! 🚨 On Wednesday, August 27 (11:00AM to 1:00PM), while Rep. Dan Newhouse speaks at the Red Lion in Pasco, we’ll be outside holding a peaceful protest to hold him accountable.

💥 ONE WEEK AWAY! This Labor Day, join us for a peaceful protest: Workers Over Billionaires ✊ 📍 Columbia Center Blvd, Kennewick 🗓 Monday, Sept. 1 | 10AM to 12PM While billionaires grow richer, working families are being left behind, struggling with housing, healthcare, and food.

📣 Want to stay connected with Indivisible Tri-Cities? Not every event can be planned far in advance, and sometimes our fastest way to mobilize is through text and email. Signing up ensures you never miss the chance to take action with us!

Labor Day Donation Drive: Support Local Families This Labor Day, while we gather for Workers Over Billionaires, we’re also standing in solidarity with our neighbors in need. 📍 Columbia Center Blvd, Kennewick 🗓 Monday, Sept. 1 | 10AM–12PM

💥 This Labor Day, we are coming together for a peaceful protest: Workers Over Billionaires. 📍 Columbia Center Blvd, Kennewick 🗓 Monday, Sept. 1 | 10AM to 12PM While billionaires grow richer, working families are being left behind, struggling with housing, healthcare, and food.

🔥 The People’s Town Hall 8/16, Pasco City Hall. The people showed up. Our representative did not. At the microphone, our community spoke out.

The People’s Town Hall in Tri-Cities, Washington 8/16/25 hosted by Indivisible Tri-Cities WA

🗣️ THE PEOPLE’S TOWN HALL IS TODAY‼️ Indivisible Tri-Cities invites YOU to join a space where our community speaks, listens, and holds representatives accountable.

🗣️ THE PEOPLE’S TOWN HALL IS TOMORROW‼️ Pasco, this is your moment. Join a space where our community speaks, listens, and holds leaders accountable—together. #DemocracyInAction #PascoWA #TownHall #WeThePeople

🚨 Only 5 days away! 🚨 Join Indivisible Tri-Cities at The People’s Town Hall — a space where our community speaks, listens & holds our reps accountable. Sat, Aug 16, 11–12:30pm, 525 N 3rd Ave, Pasco. 🎤 #WeThePeople

🗣️ THE PEOPLE’S TOWN HALL – NEXT SATURDAY! 📅 Saturday, August 16 🕚 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM 📍 Pasco City Hall Gymnasium | 525 N. 3rd Ave, Pasco, WA Indivisible Tri-Cities invites YOU to The People’s Town Hall, a space for open civic dialogue, public accountability, and community voice.

July was a month of action, connection & growth for Indivisible Tri-Cities 🌟 Here’s how our volunteers turned values into action—step by step. 🧵

🗣️ THE PEOPLE’S TOWN HALL 📅 Saturday, August 16 🕚 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM 📍 Pasco City Hall Gymnasium | 525 N. 3rd Ave, Pasco, WA Indivisible Tri-Cities invites YOU to The People’s Town Hall, a space for open civic dialogue, public accountability, and community voice.

You Showed Up, and It Mattered. Earlier this month, nearly 1,300 people flooded Columbia Center Blvd to make Good Trouble, honoring the legacy of Congressman John Lewis and demanding change. But your impact didn’t stop at the signs, the chants, or the energy on the sidewalk.

Thank you to all the candidates and community members who took part. Your voices are what shape our democracy!

🌟 Thank you for joining us at Your Voice, Your Choice! 🌟 Yesterday, July 26th, Indivisible Tri-Cities hosted Your Voice, Your Choice, a local candidate meet & greet where community members from Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick had the chance to connect directly with candidates on the August ballot.

Healthcare decisions impact every family, and Public Hospital District Commissioners play a vital role in overseeing how local hospitals are managed, funded, and improved. Watch the video to learn how these leaders shape the quality and accessibility of healthcare in our community.

Port Districts do far more than oversee docks. The decisions made by Port Commissioners affect trade, tourism, and the future of our community. Watch the video to learn why these roles matter.

What does your school board do? From curriculum decisions to school safety and budgets, school board members shape the direction of your local schools. Their choices impact every student, teacher, and family in our community. Watch the video below to learn more about the decisions they make.

Every election is a chance to shape your community. In cities like Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, and West Richland, the decisions that affect your streets, safety, and services start with one local body: the City Council. Watch the video to learn how your vote connects to real change.

Meet Your Local Candidates! This Saturday, July 26, from 10 AM to 1 PM at Volunteer Park in Pasco, Indivisible Tri-Cities is hosting a nonpartisan, face-to-face candidate meet-and-greet.

On Thursday evening, July 17th, nearly 1,300 people filled Columbia Center Blvd to make Good Trouble. We chanted for change, held signs that reflected our values, and connected with neighbors who believe in a better future.

📣 Your Voice, Your Choice. Meet the Candidates! 🗳️ Join Indivisible Tri-Cities on Saturday, July 26 at Volunteer Park in Pasco for a community candidate fair where voters and candidates come together!

📣 Good Trouble Lives On – Join Us Today! Today, Thursday, July 17, from 5–7 PM, Indivisible Tri-Cities is gathering at N. Columbia Center Blvd & Willamette Ave in Kennewick to honor the legacy of the late Congressman John Lewis and stand up for our democracy.

Last Sunday, Indivisible Tri-Cities volunteers gathered at Chon-Ji Martial Arts in Uptown Richland for a powerful and hands-on de-escalation training. Together, we learned practical tools to help us stay grounded, protect one another, and safely navigate tense or confrontational situations.

📣 CALLING VOLUNTEERS! 📣 Indivisible Tri-Cities is looking for community members to step up and help out at this Thursday’s Good Trouble protest – July 17th!

📣 Good Trouble Lives On – Join Us This Thursday!  This Thursday, July 17, from 5–7 PM, Indivisible Tri-Cities will gather at N. Columbia Center Blvd & Willamette Ave in Kennewick to honor the legacy of the late Congressman John Lewis and stand up for our democracy.

🖍️✊ On Saturday, July 12, Indivisible Tri-Cities volunteers came together at the Richland Public Library for a powerful afternoon of community and creativity in preparation for the upcoming National Good Trouble protest.

📣 Good Trouble Lives On – Join Us Thursday, July 17! Next Thursday, July 17, from 5–7 PM, Indivisible Tri-Cities will gather at N. Columbia Center Blvd & Willamette Ave in Kennewick to honor the legacy of the late Congressman John Lewis and stand up for our democracy.

At our last protest: No Kings, you all donated over 800 shelf-stable food items! This time we’re asking you to donate SCHOOL supplies to help us support our community.

NO KINGS tumbleweird.org/no-kings/ By: Dori Luzzo Gilmour Narrated by Rae Witte #nokingsprotest #ResistAuthoritarianism #DefendDemocracy #MarchForDemocracy #StandUpAndResist #powertothepeople #UnitedForJustice #thisiswhatdemocracylookslike #indivisibletricities #tricitieswa #wastate

On July 4, Indivisible Tri-Cities marched in the Pasco 4th of July Parade to celebrate the enduring promise of our democracy. Independence Day is a time to reflect on the values that unite us: freedom, civic responsibility, and the strength of community.