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, and the dismantling of our federal government and our social institutions.

We are part of the national Indivisible organization with millions of members in 3,000 chapters representing every congressional district in our nation.

You can participate in pro-democracy actions, like monthly rallies on Littleton Common (a prominent regional crossroads) and other sign-holding events along Littleton thoroughfares and highway bridges to influence voters and social institutions in Massachusetts, as well as postcard writing to influence voters in mid-term election swing states.

Join like-minded people from across our region to stand up against Trump's fascist autoritarian rule and cruel policies that harm our democracy, our economy and our health. Every third Saturday of the month, 10:00 AM-12:00, Littleton Common, Stevens Street, Littleton, MA, Bring a sign, a friend and your partiotic spirit. The next rally: April 18.

Pick-up postcards every Wednesday 5-7 PM at Reuben Hoar Library in Littleton.
Postcards this April will go to citizens in Georgia, a critical swing state in the mid-term election to encourage them to register to vote and support U.S. SenatorJon Ossoff in his bid to defeat his MAGA challengers. Postcards are pre-stamped and come with easy directions about what to write and voters' addresses.

Trump's power-grab formula wasn't invented overnight. It is based on fascist-takeover methods that authoritarians used in
Germany and Italy in the 1930s, and more recently in Hungary, Poland, India, Rwanda, Turkey and Argentina. Email us here if you want to join this monthly roadside brigade in Littleton to tell people what's really going on.

Citizens Bank brands itself as a bank that values diversity and helps build strong communities. But they don't advertize about how they're financing for-profit prison companies to build ICE detention centers that are notorious for locking up people in in-humane conditions for months on-end. Stand with us at Citizens Bank in Littleton, MA at 11:00 AM-12:00 PM on April 25. Register here.

The Zinn Education Project provides free downloadable teaching materials with a more accurate, complex and engaging understanding of United States history than is found in traditional textbooks and curricula. Students will learn that history is made not by a few heroic individuals, but instead by people’s choices and actions, thereby also learning that their own choices and actions matter. To hear first-hand experience in teaching this curriculum, email here.

ICE terrorizes commuinities, arrests people without due process of law and has even killed people on the street. Get trained by LUCE, the group that witnesses and verifies ICE abductions across the state. Put LUCE's number in your phone and call when you see ICE. To learn about volunteering as a verifier or helping answer calls for reports about ICE invading our communities, click here.

The American Civil Liberties Union works every day in the courts, legislatures and communities to defend and preserve our individual rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitution, Bill of Rights and laws of the United State. Read about their work in Massachusetts and make a donation to keep their work going here.

Political scientists and sociologists have been studying how citizens in other countries have overcome fascist regimes for decades. The most recent example is in Hungary, where years of continuous protesting finally mobilized enough citizens to vote and oust the dictatorial president Viktor Orban. Click here to read "Checklist for Ending Tyranny" to get the sobering facts about what works and what doesn't.

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.


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 deporting them. Stream the 45-minute the "Next Dream" documentrary here to see law-abiding, hard-working, tax-paying immigrants tell their story and find out how to help them here.


Joining the more than 3,000 No Kings protests across the country, nearly 500 citizens from surrounding towns converged on Littleton Common on March 28 to protest Trump's authoritarian rule.

The grassroots pro-democracy No Kings Protest opened with inspring songs by the Rag Tag & Resist Rally Singers.

Speaking their mind, citizens protested the Trump administration's hateful rhetoric, cruel treatment of immigrants and autocratic power-grab to implement tariffs, wage war and dismantle federal programs.

State Senator Jamie Eldridge, a leader in progressive legislation, shared his optimism that America has awakened to what’s at stake as Trump and elites ransack our government for their personal gain. He cited examples of how "action on the streets and in town halls and state capitals is bringing fresh ideas and legislation" to combat Trump’s destructiveness, The senator encouraged the crowd support progressive electoral candidates to "turn these new ideas into policies that help everyday residents.” Read his full speech here.
State Respresentative James Arciero enumerated how he supports legislation and policy to help maintain Massachusett's historical role as the pace-setting leader in education, healthcare, technology innovation, and civil liberties. Recently, he helped drive the Mass. House of Representatives' passage of the Protect Act that guards communities from the increasingly lawless behavior from ICE.

American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts Board Member Christopher Hart explained how the ACLU is litigating against Trump's actions that harms citizens and immigrants. A partner at the Foley Hoag law firm that litiages with the ACLU and a recipient of numerous professional honors, Hart called on citizens to continuously protest and grow the opposition against autoritarian rule.

A pop-up demcoracy fair on Littleton Common featured next steps that citizens can take including postcards to promote voter registration in midterm election battleground states, teaching truthful US history and social diversity, protecting immigrants from illegal incarceration/deporation, supporting the ACLU to litigate authoritarianism and running for local office. (See the "Actions You Can Take" section of website above.)
Regional Pro-Democracy Event Calendar: Indivisible Acton Area/Turn Purple 2 Blue calendar
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