Have all your friends voted early? Who needs a ride to the polls? Do you like door-knocking? Phone calls? Join us to get our plans in place for election day roles, and to practice get-out-the-vote scripts and strategies. It’s all hands on deck!

Our Electoral Power Team is building a network of Voting Champions—people who turn personal relationships into political power. Champions share accurate voting information and encourage early voting among friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers, now and in future elections. Over time, this network will help us hold officials accountable and mobilize around issues our community cares about. This is our first check-in! No campaign experience needed, just a willingness to talk with people you know. Register here.

We’ll get together to join National Indivisible and volunteers across the country in making calls into VA05 to support Tom! 

Yes, you absolutely can join this phone bank from your own home if you prefer but this is an opportunity to participate in a convivial setting together with your friends from Indivisible Charlottesville. We’ll do this together! Plus, we’re bringing dinner!

For more than a year, millions of people have come together to reject the idea that power belongs to kings, billionaires, or politicians who believe they’re above the people and the law. Now, we’re taking the next step, turning people power into voter power on October 17!

We’ll meet at 12:30pm in the lower parking lot of the Albemarle County Office Building where teams (including you!) will gather to have a team huddle, decorate cars and pick up voting information flyers before being dispersed to different locations throughout the community — shopping centers, soccer fields, parks.

Democracy defense doesn’t end on election day. This week, we will focus on how to mobilize if the judiciary or legislative branch threatens to change the outcome of the election and prevent an elected representative from taking office.

Our Electoral Power Team is building a network of Voting Champions—people who turn personal relationships into political power. Champions share accurate voting information and encourage early voting among friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers, now and in future elections. Over time, this network will help us hold officials accountable and mobilize around issues our community cares about. This is our first check-in! No campaign experience needed, just a willingness to talk with people you know. Register here.

Free DC is an organization working for Statehood in the District of Columbia, and they are sending busloads of canvassers to Charlottesville to support voter turnout in support of Tom Perriello. Free DC needs local volunteers to drop-off and pick-up canvassers, and will also orient anyone who would like to canvass themselves!

Free DC is an organization working for Statehood in the District of Columbia, and they are sending busloads of canvassers to Charlottesville to support voter turnout in support of Tom Perriello. Free DC needs local volunteers to drop-off and pick-up canvassers, and will also orient anyone who would like to canvass themselves!

Join us for Voices Rising, a community gathering to learn and share songs of strength and courage, hope and resistance!

This week we’ll learn how to respond if organized civilian groups show up at the polls on election day to disrupt and intimidate voters. We’ll work through scenarios to make sure we’re ready to act with clarity and collaboration in response to urgent authoritarian threats.

Our Electoral Power Team is building a network of Voting Champions—people who turn personal relationships into political power. Champions share accurate voting information and encourage early voting among friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers, now and in future elections. Over time, this network will help us hold officials accountable and mobilize around issues our community cares about. This is our first check-in! No campaign experience needed, just a willingness to talk with people you know. Register here.

This week we’ll create a plan to reach out to our VA-05 friends and get them to the polls, then get everyone  plugged into the broader work of building power to defend democratic elections from authoritarian threats.

Our Electoral Power Team is building a network of Voting Champions—people who turn personal relationships into political power. Champions share accurate voting information and encourage early voting among friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers, now and in future elections. Over time, this network will help us hold officials accountable and mobilize around issues our community cares about. This is our first check-in! No campaign experience needed, just a willingness to talk with people you know. Register here.

This welcome and orientation for new (and returning) members, is designed to provide you with some basic information about the Indivisible Charlottesville organization, connect with each other, and explore ways to get involved.

Childcare available on site!

The most powerful tool to win an election is a conversation with someone who already knows and trusts you. Help build a network of voting champions who can offer accurate information and strengthen our electoral power for this election and beyond. Join us for resources, skills, and a chance to practice these simple conversations.

Our Electoral Power Team is building a network of Voting Champions—people who turn personal relationships into political power. Champions share accurate voting information and encourage early voting among friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers, now and in future elections. Over time, this network will help us hold officials accountable and mobilize around issues our community cares about. This is our first check-in! No campaign experience needed, just a willingness to talk with people you know. Register here.

Join us for our September All-Hands Meeting. This is the last time we will gather before November’s election. We’ll come together as a community to take a breath and strategize for the work ahead.

Join us for Voices Rising, a community gathering to learn and share songs of strength and courage, hope and resistance!

This week we're getting ready for the election season — "caroling" downtown for early voting opening day, recording a song for an Indivisible video (and it's a round!), and singing to empower ourselves and the movement to fight fascism.

Have you ever seen members of Indivisible Charlottesville's Safety Team at protests or rallies, with their vests and radios? Maybe you've wondered what's involved, or said to yourself "Hey, I'd like to volunteer for that." Well, now's your chance! Participants will learn basic principles of community safety, practice de-escalation skills, and prepare to be part of the safety team at community actions and events. Come join us, and bring a trusted friend or two.

On August 25, local families are invited to a community gathering (details below) to prepare for the return of School Resource Officers (SROs), aka police officers, to Charlottesville City Schools. The gathering will include a community discussion where families can share concerns, ask questions, and build community; a presentation on restorative discipline in city schools; and recommendations for how parents and caregivers can help prepare their children. Light snacks and sodas will be served, and children are welcome.

This welcome and orientation for new (and returning) members, is designed to provide you with some basic information about the Indivisible Charlottesville organization, connect with each other, and explore ways to get involved.

Childcare available on site!

However many sessions you’ve attended, or even if this is your first one, join us to reflect on the summer sessions of the People’s Activist Series. Bring insights you’ve gained that you want to teach others. Share the emotions and dreams and questions that have been bubbling up inside you. And, let’s take time to help everyone get plugged into next steps in community organizing and mass movement building as we prepare for the coming year and beyond.

Join us for Voices Rising, a community gathering to learn and share songs of strength and courage, hope and resistance!

Throughout history, song has been a vital force in social movements around the world and here in the U.S. From freedom songs in South Africa’s Anti-Apartheid Movement, to the Singing Revolution in Estonia, to the labor and Civil Rights movements in this country, music and song have helped sustain collective struggle.

No singing experience is necessary. All are welcome.

Come raise your voice, build community, and prepare for the work ahead.

This session will provide an opportunity to reflect on the role of whiteness in our lives and in America’s political system. How has white supremacy prevented democracy and brought us to this moment in history? What will it take for us to undo racial capitalism and build an actual democratic society?

Join us to hear inspiring speakers, connect with community organizations, learn about the candidates and Virginia’s Constitutional Amendments on the 2026 ballot, and attend voter registration training. You’ll also learn how to talk with your neighbors about voting!

Join us for this second practice session in using our bodies for strategic civil disobedience to protect our community and disrupt fascist threats. Everyone is welcome at this session whether or not you attended the previous one! We will emphasize different skills and move through different scenarios. We remind everyone to ask for consent as we move our bodies together, and to wear sneakers and comfortable clothes. Come practice with us even if you're not sure this is for you. There is a role for everyone!

A campaign is a long-term community organizing project built around a set of goals to change a policy, get something to happen or not happen, or otherwise change a specific piece of our daily conditions. Recent national campaigns against fascism and oppression include ICE Out, Stop Cop City, Tesla Takedown, and multiple efforts to stop the construction of data centers, build more housing, and secure workers’ right to unionize. The list goes on! To launch a campaign, you need your issue, your team, some research, and possible targets and pressure points. Campaigns help us grow our movement and impact the conditions of our daily lives. Come to this session to get started.

Hosted by Indivisible Charlottesville, Congregate Charlottesville, and Charlottesville DSA, the People’s Activist Series is an opportunity to learn more about using people power to fight fascism. Learn more about the series HERE, and keep an eye on our events page here for for more specifics on each session—let’s build power!

This welcome and orientation for new (and returning) members, is designed to provide you with some basic information about the Indivisible Charlottesville organization, connect with each other, and explore ways to get involved.

Childcare available on site!