sos - Save our sanity

 Join us for an afternoon at Noreen's house to talk with friends and share how you are doing in this political climate

We'll share some food, drinks, and maybe even have some laughs as we lift each other up during these turbulent times

Where:

Noreen's house - Directions with RSVP
When:

June 22 at 11am

RSVP Here 

We'll be finishing up cards to voters with CA Reps in purple districts and moving onto cards to voters in Virginia

Virginia has statewide and governor's elections this November

We'll have postcards for you to take with you

National Indivisible

In 2017 two congressional staffers, Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, wrote a guide charting a course for everyday Americans to resist the newly elected president, Trump. What you may not know is that Levin and Greenberg took much of their guidance from the Tea Party. A few years earlier, during President Obama's administration it was the Tea Party, a minority faction of the GOP, that proved very effective in stalling much of the President's agenda. By motivating their constituents to hold their Members of Congress (MoCs) accountable through phone calls, town halls, large rallies, and even running for office themselves, they gained influence within their party. Sound familiar. Now, fast forward to 2017, with Democrats the minority party our Indivisible founders wrote a similar guidebook for the left. They were not expecting much of a response, but they could not have been more wrong. This little PDF went viral, and within a few months Indivisible groups were cropping up in almost every district in the country. During these 8 years, the benefit of National Indivisible's guidance along with the tools they've provided have been incalculable. There is one thing, however, National Indivisible does not do; they do not determine the mission or focus of each Indivisible group. That is left entirely to each local group. 

SFV Indivisible

SFVI was one of the first Indivisible groups to form, and we have been working to resist Trump's agenda from the beginning. After forming in January 2017, it didn’t take long for us to gain our footing, and determine that the most effective way for progressive ideals to become engrained into our country was for us to elect more Democrats running for national elections. From that moment our focus never wavered. In the years since, we've built an army of volunteers (all of you), and we've used all the tools (canvass, phone banks, text banks, postcards) at our disposal to help elect Democrats in battleground districts and states including the presidency.

A Little History — Beginning in 2017 we helped save the ACA, in 2018 we reclaimed the House of Representatives, we won back the White House in 2020, and the Senate followed in January 2021. While the outcome of 2024 was not what we had hoped there were election results here in California we are very proud to have supported. We helped elect George Whitesides (CA-27), Derek Tran (CA-45), Adam Gray (CA-13) and Dave Min (CA-47). In an election cycle where the entire country shifted 6-10% to the right, the races where grassroots groups were involved the rightward shift was held to 3%. It was not enough to help Democrats control Congress or the White House, but it demonstrates that our work matters.

Our Future — We won't win every election, but SFV Indivisible can promise you this; when we ask you to support a candidate or a race we believe there is a chance of our winning. We'll always be laser focused in preparing an action, be it postcards or phone banks or anything else we do. So, if you are new volunteer or have just been away for a while, we hope in the coming weeks and months you find the work we engage in to be worthwhile. Our job is to galvanize voters and to share the candidate's message. The next few years won't be easy, far from it, but it will be our honor to have all of you alongside us as we continue to fight.