Indivisible Baton Rouge

Indivisible Baton Rouge always has something you can do to help save democracy! Find action items (protests, meetings, etc.) on the Events tab. Donations are always welcome! Here is our ActBlue donation link: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/indivisiblebr1361011244

  • OperationBoycott – Demand New Maps in Louisiana.  FriendsOfJustice

    OperationBoycott – Demand New Maps in Louisiana. FriendsOfJustice

    The video argues that economic pressure and consumer boycotts have historically been used in civil-rights movements. It introduces “Operation Boycott,” describes it as a strategic economic boycott, warns that additional actions may follow if demands are not met, and closes with the message that the effort is not personal but a business response in pursuit…

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  • Voter Information and GOTV Events

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  • Louisiana voters: If your vote didn’t matter, they wouldn’t make it so hard to vote

    So make your voice heard. Deadline: April 25 to register online or update your registration if you’ve been moved to inactive. Even if you’re on the inactive list, YOU CAN STILL VOTE. Early voting: May 2 (for May 16 election). #stopvotersuppression Register to vote, update your registration, and check your voter status here or scan…

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  • Honk for Change Cancelled Until Further Notice

    Indivisible Baton Rouge’s weekly rush-hour sign-holding demonstration, “Honk for Change,” is temporarily cancelled until further notice. We are currently working through some permit and coordination details with the City and BREC Parks, and we want to make sure everything is in order so we can continue gathering safely and responsibly in the future. The good…

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  • Demonstrating is Unifying!

    Standing up for Democracy and American Values Demonstrating is Unifying! Baton Rouge hosts weekly and monthly protests every Tuesday at the corner of Perkins and Kenilworth from 4 PM to 5:30 PM and the first Saturday of every month from 10:30 AM to noon (with rotating locations), respectively. Recently, Indivisible Baton Rouge sent out an…

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  • Why do we have to prompt LA’s elected officials to do their job?

    Why do we have to prompt LA’s elected officials to do their job?

    On Tuesday Jan 20th members of Indivisible BR joined America in the 2 o’clock Free America Walkout (covered by WBRZ https://www.wbrz.com/news/indivisible-baton-rouge-participates-in-free-america-walkout/) and used the time to present letters the John Kennedy (US senator) and Julia Letlow (US representative for LA’s fifth district) reminding them they work for “We the People” and have indeed sworn an…

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  • If you would like to know how to help, here’s a little WWII history.

    Perpetrator, Bystander, Upstander, Resistor, and Rescuer. The IG link takes a look at how citizens of Europe responded to the violence of the Nazis. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTvuk-EksjE/?igsh=NjZiM2M3MzIxNA When you don’t act, you embolden the government. Don’t be a Bystander, be an Upstander.

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  • Local News Coverage of 1/10/26 “ICE Out for Good!” Rally

    Local News Coverage of 1/10/26 “ICE Out for Good!” Rally

    The Advocate Photos: Hundreds gather to protest ICE Javier Gallegos | STAFF PHOTOJOURNALISTJan 10, 2026 Jessica Converse leads a crowd in chants during an anti-ICE protest organized by Indivisible Baton Rouge at the corner of Jefferson Highway and Corporate Boulevard on Saturday, January 10, 2025. Protesters hold their anti-ICE signs to passing traffic during a…

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