Join the pro-democracy movement
Collective, non-violent political action for reversing America's authoritarian backslide
Collectively defending our rights, communitieS & Values
Locally Empowered
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.
Nationally Connected
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.
Taking Action Together
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.
Actions you can take
Attend the Littleton Common Rally on December 20
Help Protect Immigrants from Illegal Arrest and Disappearance
Attend the Littleton Common Rally on December 20
Invite your neighbors and other friends to the next Littleton Common rally to protest and stand up together against Trump's authoritarian regime and harmful policies: December 20 , 10:00 AM-12:00 PM. To learn more, click here.
Boycott Trump's Enablers Through Cyber Monday
Help Protect Immigrants from Illegal Arrest and Disappearance
Attend the Littleton Common Rally on December 20
From Thanksgiving through Cyber-Monday boycott Target, for caving into this administration's biased attacks on DEI; Home Depot, for allowing and colluding with ICE to kidnap our neighbors on their properties; and Amazon, for funding this administration to secure their own corporate tax cuts. See more info here.
Help Protect Immigrants from Illegal Arrest and Disappearance
Help Protect Immigrants from Illegal Arrest and Disappearance
Help Protect Immigrants from Illegal Arrest and Disappearance
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.
Voicemail Congress
Protect Truth at the Smithsonian Museum
Help Protect Immigrants from Illegal Arrest and Disappearance
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.
Get Educated About Overcoming Fascism
Protect Truth at the Smithsonian Museum
Protect Truth at the Smithsonian Museum
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.
Protect Truth at the Smithsonian Museum
Protect Truth at the Smithsonian Museum
Protect Truth at the Smithsonian Museum
The Trump regime’s campaign of whitewashing US history has reached the halls of the Smithsonian museums. Click here to demand that the museum's exhibits about slavery and the civil rights movement remain in tact.
News - People Power NOv. 22, 2025 Rally
Powerhouse Democracy Groups Address Littleton Rally
Rain or shine, die-hard citizens braved the cold wet weather to stand up for democracy on Saturday, November 22, on Littleton Common and hear representatives from Indivisible and 50501. Both organizations are driving forces behind national non-violent protests, including Hands-Off and No Kings, that have grown from 3 million to 7 million participants this year.
Indivisible Helps Citizens Build Skills to FIght Fascism
Shaw Yang, District Leader from Indivisible Mass Coalition, explained that "Indivisible is all about building teams, building skills and strength, deepening relationships, and working with allies to make people power a permanent force for saving—and improving—our democracy." Yang further explained that Influencing the pillars of power --
business, faith institutions, education, labor, civil service, military, police and media -- is one of Indivisible's core strategies.
50501 Prescribes Ways to Take Immediate Action
Rebecca Winter, Executive Director of Mass 50501 gave rally-goers practical options for resisting authoritarianism: signing up with lucemass.org to help immigrants targeted by ICE, starting networks of care to support families hit by SNAP reductions, and joining the Thanksgiving-to Cyber-Monday boycott against Amazon, Home Depot and Target who actively enable the Trump regime. "It’s all of us, together. It is time to step into your power and work side by side to build the democracy we have been imagining," said Winter.
News - NO Kings 2.0 OCtober 2025 Rally
Big Turnout at Littleton No Kings 2.0 Day
Littleton's October 18, 2025 non-violent No Kings. 2.0 protest, one of the 2,700 No Kings protests across the nation, was a powerful statement against the Trump regime's unconstitutional dismantling of the federal government and services, the use of military in our cities and the cruel treatment of immigrants.
Littleton's rally hit a high watermark of 450 attendees, 100 more than at the June 2025 No Kings 1.0 protest. Nearly 7 million Americans rallied nationwide, up from 5 million at No KIngs. 1.0.
Senator Eldridge Addresses the Throng on Littleton Common
Massachusetts State Senator Jamie Eldridge received a warm welcome from hundreds of citizens at the Littleton rally. As a leading voice for legislature and public policy that invests in our children, healthcare system, society and environment, the senator gave encouragement that both state government and continuous political action from everyday people will eventually prevail against the Trump authoritarian regime.
A Peaceful and Joyous Rally
Combing seriousness and whimsy, people from across the region gathered in Littleton to proclaim their love for America and its constitution. Animal costumes, a growing symbol for non-violent protest, joined Uncle Sam.
Adding to the spike in attendance, more younger adults and families with children participated than ever.