Join us every Friday from 4-5 PM for a “Good Trouble”* protest at the corner of San Palo Dam Road and Appian Way, El Sobrante to wave signs and encourage people to take action, at least by honking and waving back at us. Cancelled in event of rain.
Join our MLK Jr Birthday Protest / Celebration on Monday, 1/19, 3:30-4:30pm, SP Dam Rd. at Appian Way, El Sobrante, 94803. Sign up here
No Kings, No Oil Wars! — Rallies and actions nationally and locally. Details TBA.
Join your neighbors Sunday, Jan 25. IWCCC hosts its monthly community meeting 3:30-5 pm at the Good Table Cafe, 5166 Sobrante Ave., El Sobrante to work a plan to defend democracy, protect our neighbors and progressive values in San Francisco’s East Bay. Now is the time to strike back, in the wake of our three highly successful No Kings Day protests in El Sobrante in 2025, each of which drew 600-900 people and helped bring about the Prop 50 election landslide victory! There are a lot of things to do:
Spread the word without leaving home: Follow, like and share our social media messages at BlueSky Social Media. Be part of our social media team! Send us an email here.
Want to be part of our core group organizing IWCCC activities? We’re always looking for new energy — young, old, in-between and any ethnicity or demographic. Represent for your community! Send us an email here. IWCCC is moving to Slack for our real time communication, you will need to download the Slack app and then use this link to join.
We need help to elect good candidates in the primaries and general elections, here in CA and around the USA. You can be part of the action! Send us an email here.
Click here to see the IWCCC Online Calendar
This and every Friday 4:30-5:30 pm: Wave signs to encourage our neighbors to stand up to the MAGA / Project 2025 agenda of creating a military dictatorship: SP Dam Rd at Appian Way, El Sobrante. During winter months, our protests are canceled for moderate to heavy rain, but bring an umbrella if you’re tough and it’s just drizzling.
Every Thursday noon: What’s the Plan National Indivisible Zoom call. Always informative and inspiring.
Every Saturday 11 am-noon, Stand Up for Our Immigrant Community Rally (Co-hosted with Indivisible San Pablo) Grocery Outlet, 2079 23d St., San Pablo. Sign up here
Fourth Saturday of the month, 11 am – 12 pm, North East Bay Indivisible Protest: Tennent Avenue & San Pablo, Pinole, 94564 Sign up here
Saturday, January 10, 11 am-noon, Indivisible North East Bay, No War for Oil: Sycamore & San Pablo Avenues, Hercules
Monday, January 19, 3:30-4:30 pm, Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Protest: San Pablo Dam Rd. at Appian Way, El Sobrante, 94803 Sign up here
Sunday, Jan 25 from 3:30-5 pm. IWCCC hosts a community meeting at the Good Table Cafe, 5166 Sobrante Ave., El Sobrante . Sign up here
Website / Social Media
- Indivisible Community for WCCC and elsewhere
- Mobilize Events: Protest, rally, wave signs, stand up
- Join the IWCCC Email list
- IWCCC 1-Page Explainer
- Friday Flyer to print and distribute
- BlueSky Social Media
- ActBlue Funding Donate to IWCCC
- Heather Cox Richardson on saving history
- IWCCC Calendar of Events
- Rachel Maddow on Trump’s desperation.
- IWCCC protest Photos compilation
- One-million Rising trainings for the resistance.
- Commit to Democracy Workshops on activism, communication and 2025-2026 elections
- Blue State Defiance Toolkit
- What’s the Plan, Indivisible? Founders hold weekly checkins on campaigns. Every Thursday at noon.
- Rapid Response team for CoCo County: 925-900-5151
We use the El Sobrante downtown location for special events like the Saturday, October 18 ‘No Kings / Let’s Kick Out the Clowns’ protest, “Good Trouble Friday” on July 18, in honor of the late US Representative and civil rights icon John Lewis, etc., in coordination with Mobilize, 50-50-1 and other pro-democracy organizations.
How You Can Help
Donate to Indivisible-WCCC now has a funding account at ActBlue which does not share donor data. Here is the QR code or click on this link.
Be part of our planning, organizing and logistics team. We spend a few hours per week coordinating and implementing our team strategies. We need help with social media, rapid response, protests, letter writing and other essential resistance activities. Represent for your community! Send us an email here.
Here are some ideas from our overflow crowd at the March 30 community meeting in El Sobrante:
Attend Rallies, Demonstrations and Protests
Friday sign wave
Rally federal offices
Attend 4/5 “Hands-off” rally
Meet to make signs
Attend more Anti-Musk Tesla rallies
Contact Elected Officials
Meet with Congressman Garamendi, Senators, local officials
Postcards to thank and to plead to act.Writing/Podcasting to influence and persuade
Write letters to the editor, opinion pieces
Write letters to conservative outlets
Social media posts on your own account ex. TikTok, Insta, FB and especially BlueSky @indivisiblewcoco.bsky.social, #indivisiblewcoco
Podcasting with interviews, analysis and action.
Help manage our webpage.
Coalition building and Outreach
Facilitate conversations with people with whom I disagree
Social media short videos, photography
Outreach to your church
Outreach to green and environmental groups.
Community Building and Hospitality
Bring Snacks
Participate in meet ups
Paint over hate graffiti
Youth outreach
Find speakers, form speakers’ bureau.
Massive New Grassroots Movement Is Scaring the Hell out of Trump
- “Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and redeem the soul of America.” John Lewis made this statement on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama on March 1, 2020 commemorating the tragic events of Bloody Sunday, March 7, 1965 when peaceful civil rights protesters were beaten by law enforcement officers for crossing the bridge. Lewis and others like Amelia Boynton Robinson were beaten so badly they were hospitalized.