DEFEND DEMOCRACY
Indivisible Redmond Oregon
Neighbors defending democracy, one action at a time. Show up with us and make a real difference.
Redmond Neighbors
Standing Up for Our Democracy
We’re Redmond neighbors defending democracy together. We protest, call officials, and share clear next steps. First-timers and veterans alike are welcome.
What's the Plan?
Join the weekly Indivisible Zoom! Every Thursday at noon, Indivisible co-founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin discuss the week’s news, answer your questions, and provide timely calls to action. You will sift through what’s important and what’s just noise, and coalesce around strategies for fighting back. Click the button to go to the Indivisible site and sign-up.
What's the Plan is also available as a podcast. Listen now.
Learn More About
Indivisible Redmond
Learn more about Indivisible Redmond. Jen Laverdure, a leader who helped revive our Indivisible chapter in 2025, appeared on The Point on KPOV in Bend in February. She talked about how Indivisible Redmond is dedicated to strengthening democracy through conversation and action, advocating for progressive policies at all levels of government and providing tools to help our community engage effectively with elected officials.
Past Protests
We organize. We show up. Hundreds of Redmond Indivisibles have protested Trump's attacks on OUR democracy.
No Kings
October 18, 2025
1200 Protestors came out to say No Kings in Redmond - a phenomenal turn out! It was delightful to see so many folks come out in costumes, with amusing signs and a sense of joy. From first time protestors in their 90s to kids with their parents, we thank you for your multigenerational, peaceful vibes! 8,000+ protesters attended.
No Billionaires
September 1, 2025
On Labor Day, hundreds of your friends and neighbors protested against the Billionaires who are taking over the government and using it against us. They have the money, but we have the people. We’re not waiting for perfect conditions or all the answers - we’re organizing from where we are, with what we have available to us.
Good Trouble
July 17, 2025
It was very hot - in the 90s - on July 17th. We still had a great, rowdy crowd of about 200 people come out to memorialize John Lewis, legendary civil rights activist, and express our opposition to Trump’s authoritarian government. Thanks to our peacekeeping volunteers. We look forward to seeing you again in the very near future!