INDIVISIBLE: WE WILL PERSIST(IWWP)

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  • No Kings 3 – Volunteers Needed

    March 28th from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM

    Indivisible We Will Persist is sponsoring 2 No Kings Events

    Intersection of Mid Rivers Mall Dr and Sue Mandy St. Peters, MO 63376
    1251 Pundmann Parkway, St Charles, MO 63301

    To Join US – Click on the location above you want to attend. RSVP via Mobilize. Your RSVP ensures you receive the official event information. It also lets you share the event with your friends and family via Social Media Links.

    While there is parking at both sites, we expect a large crowd so carpooling is encouraged.

    This is for a peaceful, nonviolent First Amendment protest against the wanna-be King and his regime. They are dismantling our democratic republic with cruelty and disregard for the rule of law. A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action with no civil disobedience. All participants should de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values. Participants are expected to act lawfully at these events.

    Please remember that agitators are attempting to disrupt peaceful protest. While you’re enjoying the honks and waves, cheers and chants, and a multitude of creative signs, please be aware. There will also be HECKLERS, INSTIGATORS, SUSPICIOUS ACTORS, COUNTER PROTESTERS, and maybe some IRATE PROTESTERS RESPONDING TO THE ABOVE. As hard as it is to do, please do not engage! All have a First Amendment right to free speech. Some of us respond with a peace sign or chants, some just ignore the few birdies flying by.

    Indivisible We Will Persist – NoKings organizers are RECRUITING PEACEKEEPERS.

    The Role of the Peacekeepers is to perform the following:

    • Observe and de-escalate agitators, whether they are participants or not.
    • Observe, video record and afterwards upload incidents to the national NoKings organizers (link and training provided).
    • Observe and report an emergency to 911+ Lead Peacekeeper via phone, text and/or walkie talkie(provided).
    • Observe an incident, ask bystanders for space and encourage a chant or song to reduce surrounding tensions.
    • Peacekeepers will work in teams of two’s and need to stay together throughout the event.
    • Teams of Peacekeepers are asked to be trained in advance. Links for online training will be provided.
    • Peacekeepers will need to be available on March 28th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
    • Peacekeepers will wear identifying NoKings shirts. An Indivisible We Will Persist name tag on a lanyard will be provided.
    • Peacekeepers must be alert, should remain hands-free, except for communication tools.
    • Above all, Peacekeepers are to support fellow citizens to peacefully assemble and express their First Amendment right to free speech.
    • Peacekeepers will also help us disburse peacefully and united by thanking participants for coming starting at 1:45. Explaining to participants that leaving by 2:00 PM is for the safety of all. Remind participants that we protest weekly at Mid Rivers Mall Dr. noon to 1:30.
    • Ensure trash is picked up.

    Please reach out if you want to help with this important role.

    Contact our Lead Peacekeeper, Steve Haile, at sccademidic@gmail.com or 636-248-8997

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  • Another Constitutional Assault

    Nationalize the Election Process

    The rapid pace of assaults on the US Constitution are exhausting.

    Balancing national needs with what we as individuals can do is extremely difficult.

    There are several organizations that are currently working Grassroots Non Partisan Efforts to protect the rights of Missourians.

    One such effort is through Respect MO Voters

    Respect Missouri Voters: Is a grassroots, cross-partisan movement. It is specifically designed to protect the “citizen initiative” process. The movement works to stop politicians from overturning the will of voters. It ensures clear ballot language. It also preserves the Citizens Initiative process in Missouri.

    They are very active in 2026 and always need people to help gather signatures or host small informational gatherings. They are looking for volunteers to support every aspect of their efforts. Check out their website and find ways to volunteer.

    If you do not have the time to volunteer, please check out the Signature Gathering Events. This way, you can find a convenient location to sign the petition.

  • United We Stand!

    We are gathering with other protest organizations from across St Louis to honor the life of Renee Nicole Good, who was murdered by an ICE agent. This candlelight vigil is an act of remembrance and a public declaration: from cities across the United States, we are watching, and we are demanding accountability.

    The vigil will take place Friday, January 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM, at the corner of Eager and S. Brentwood Road in Brentwood, where we will line the sidewalks in solidarity. We will provide as many candles as possible, but please bring them if you have them.

    Register to learn more here: Candle Light Vigil

  • St. Charles County – 2026 Timeline & Voter Information

    Mark your calendars – YOUR voice matters in 2026

    Let’s actively engage with our community to ensure our voices are heard and that our government, at all levels, remains responsive to our needs.

    In an effort to better educate myself, I have found that the MO Elections & Voting site is a great starting point.

    • Check your voter registration. By verifying your registration, you can access information about all the districts you belong to. Once you complete the form and information appears click the link to view my districts.
    • Register to vote.
    • Find your polling place.
    • Find the names of the state and federal officials currently representing you (find your legislators).

    As the graphic indicates we will have 3 elections in 2026.

    The April 7, 2026, election will center on municipal efforts, including local city, county, school board, and fire district initiatives.

    The August 4, 2026, election will concentrate on state and federal primaries, selecting the final candidates for the November elections.

    The General Election on November 3, 2026, will decide State and Federal representation.

    St. Charles County Election Authority has a comprehensive website. It will assist you as we approach elections. The website provides sample ballots and official details on all topics related to voting. You may even want to become an election judge yourself, this is the perfect place to get started.

  • Contact Your Representative

    Link will take you to Indivisible Organization Quick Tool and Pre-Written Letter

    The Epstein cover-up continues. If you have a Republican Member of Congress, email them to demand action.

    On Friday, the Trump regime blew past the legal deadline set by the Epstein Transparency Act to release all the Epstein Files, releasing instead a tiny, selective, and heavily redacted portion of them. This government-wide cover-up was already a scandal — now, it’s blatantly illegal. Use our email tool to send a message to your Republican Members of Congress demanding to know what they’ll do to uphold the law and give Epstein’s survivors the justice they deserve.

  • Looking for Inspiration…

    When feeling overwhelmed with all the chaos, it is important to focus on what is important to you and take steps to make the changes you want to see.

    Sometime we need some inspiration to overcome our own doubts about being effective.

    Here is a 15 minute TED talk that is inspiring and brings home the point that each of us can take a small action that can grow and draw people of many skills to make a real difference.

    Citizen Initiative