Join the pro-democracy movement
Collective, non-violent political action for reversing America's authoritarian backslide
Collective, non-violent political action for reversing America's authoritarian backslide

Indivisible Littleton is an open, nonpartisan group of citizens mobilizing to reject Trump’s and the Republican Party’s authoritarian rule, disregard for due process of law, dismantling of our federal government and extortion against our social institutions.

We are part of the national Indivisible organization with its more than 1.5 million members in 3,000 chapters representing every congressional district in our nation.

You can join in on events like monthly rallies, postcard events at coffee shops and churches for influencing voters in other states and leaving voicemails at politician's offices in Washington, DC.

Join the millions of like-minded people across America standing up against Trump's fascist rule. Littleton Common 10:00 AM-12:30PM. Speeches by State Sen. Jamie Eldridge, Rep. James Arciero and ACLU Board Member Chris Hart begin at 10:30 AM. To learn more and/or to register click here.

Pick-up pre-stamped postcards or fill them out with others in person:
Every Wednesday 5-7 PM: Reuben Hoar Library, Littleton
Every Wednesday 9-11 AM: First Parish Church, Westford
Every Wednesday 5-7 PM: Panera Bread, Westford

There are nearly 1.5 million immigrants with legal Temporary Protected Status in th U.S. who are escaping violence and persecution from their previous homeland. Yet bit-by-bit, the racist Trump regime is canceling their status and deporintg them. Stream the 45-minute the "Next Dream" documentrary here to see law-abiding, hard-working, tax-paying immigrants tell their story.

Give Congress a piece of your mind! Leave a voice-message for your representatives and senators to tell them how to vote. Click the 5Calls website here to pick an issue, get a call script and your rep's and senator's telephone numbers.

Political scientists and sociologists have been studying how citizens in other countries have overcome fascist regimes for decades. Click here to read "Checklist for Ending Tyranny" to get the sobering facts about what works and what doesn't work.

Get trained by LUCE, the group that witnesses and verifies ICE abductions across the state. Put their number in your phone and call when you see ICE. To learn about volunteering as a verifier or helping answer calls click here.

History shows that grassroots movements and public protest are essential to displacing autoritarian regimes. Show your support at No Kings on March 28, 10:00-AM-12:30 PM at Littleton Common. Bring a sign and your family and friends. Come to our info table for pro-democracy info and materials. Speeches by our State Senator Jamie Eldridge, State Rep. James Arciero and ACLU Board Member Chris Hart begin at 10:30 AM.

Protesting ICE's lawlessness and showing support for Minneapolis and other ICE-infested cities, citizens from our region have been protesting at snow-covered Littleton Common throughout this winter.

Residents across the region attended a documentary screening about immigrants with Temporary Protected Status who are struggling to becomre permanent US residents in the face of Trump's cruel deportation policy. A panel discussion including members of the Massachusetts TPS Committee, the LUCE immigrant justice network and the filmmaker followed the screening.

State Senator Jaime Eldridge, a leading progressive legislator in Massachusetts, recently kept the crowd on Littleton Common rapt with attention as he prescribed continuous citizenry action to protect democracy at all levels of government: local, state and federal.
At a rainy rally on Littleton Common, Rebecca Winter, Executive Director of Mass. 50501 described practical options for resisting authoritarianism: signing up with the LUCE organization to help immigrants targeted by ICE, starting networks of care to support families hit by SNAP reductions, and boycotting big-box retailers who the Trump regime.

Shaw Yang, District Leader from the Indivisible Mass Coalition, encouraged Littleton Common rally-goers to work as a team to influence the pillars of power -- business, faith institutions, education, labor, civil service, military, police and media -- to resist the Republican far-right agenda.

At a Littleton rally, Stella Ko, from the LUCE immigrant justice network, explained the group's name stands for Liberation, Union, Community and Esperanze (hope). She encouraged citizens to protect immigrants (and other citizens) from unlawful harassment and arrest by calling the LUCE hotline (617-370-5023) when they see suspected ICE activity.
Learn about other ways to protect against ICE at the LUCE website.
Regional Pro-Democracy Event Calendar: Indivisible Acton Area/Turn Purple 2 Blue calendar
Ask questions and make suggestions at indivisiblelittletonmass@gmail.com
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