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IT’S NOT OVER RALLY AND VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE SET FOR SUNDAY

A coalition of community organizations, including Indivisible, Louisiana Mobilization Collective, and other advocacy partners, will host the “It’s Not Over” Rally and Voter Registration Drive on Sunday, June 14, 2026, … Read more

Speaking Up for Fair Maps

Indivisible Baton Rouge believes that civic engagement, public participation, and fair representation matter. Democracy depends on every one of us showing up, speaking out, and making our voices heard. On … Read more

Early Voting Starts June 12th

Volunteers Needed!

We still have a few slots to fill for our Juneteenth Jubilee, Get Out the Vote information table. If you are interested in volunteering for this or any other event, … Read more

Celebrate Juneteenth and Geaux Vote

As we get ready to celebrate Juneteenth, let’s honor the true meaning of freedom by making our voices heard at the ballot box! Louisiana Election Day is coming up on … Read more

No One Votes Alone!

If you or someone you know needs a ride to vote, please email noonevotesalone@outlook.com We’ll help connect you with a ride to the polls!

Louisiana Teach & Vote Tour

HUGE NEWS! The Louisiana Democratic Party is hitting the road! Join us on the “No More Silence: Road to the Polls” Teach & Vote Tour. From July 10th to August … Read more

Baton Rouge Recall Petition Signing This Weekend

If you haven’t signed the recall petition yet, stop by this weekend and make your voice heard. Saturday & Sunday, June 6–7 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM 715 Drehr Ave, Baton Rouge, … Read more

Representative Chaisson speaks about the injustice of Senate Bill 121

State Representative Bill Chaisson speaks on the floor about the Pledge of Allegiance and decreasing civil rights for Louisianans “I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF … Read more

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 of civil rights.