Calls To Action

Shop Intentionally Our mission is clear: Protect democracy. Apply economic pressure to corporations funding this oligarchy. Look here for details. In conjunction with boycotts, strengthen our community by supporting small, local businesses that put people first. Shop with intention! Stillwater businesses that deserve your support: Minnesota Made Mon Petit Cheri Valley Bookseller Matt's Basement Quickfire Pizza Midwest Witchery & Healing Rivermarket Community Coop American Got

Try These Rallies! In Hudson, WI Moral Monday Street Rally Second and Vine Streets May & June Mondays, 4-5 p.m. In Afton, MN Every Saturday Protest Lucy Winton Bell Athletic Fields, Stagecoach Trail/County Road 21 overpass on I-94 Every Saturday, 11-noon In Shoreview, MN Every Wednesday Protest Northeast corner of Highway 96 & Lexington Avenue Every Wednesday, 3:30-5 p.m. In Newport, MN Bridge Brigade Visibility Action Ped bridge over County Rd 10/61 south of

This morning the FBI raided the homes of Constitutional Observers, arresting them and seizing their electronics. This is another step in the Regime's criminalization of dissent. They are arresting people for protecting their neighbors, while the killers of Renee Good and Alex Pretti still walk free. Join us at 5 p.m. in downtown Stillwater to protest this outrage. After the protest we will head to the Stillwater Pride Ice Cream Social in the greenspace next to Trinity Luther

On a recent Saturday in Stillwater the coupons pictured below were hidden all over the store for customers to find. This was a fun, successful action to educate the public on the effectiveness of a boycott. The coupon includes a QR code linking to a recent article about boycotts and why they are effective. On the back, it answers the question, “Why target Target?” and explains the reasons for our boycott. This action is an example of a fun way to get together with a group an

On June 2, twelve people came from our Tuesday protest to the Stillwater City Council meeting to speak out against the city’s Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs, also known as Flock cameras). There are about thirty of these cameras in Stillwater. The cameras do not just read license plates, but they also track our movements. The footage is used to train AI models that are owned by private companies that care about their profit, not our safety. SCVI advocates stand to show

Join the work to support the Midterm Election The midterm election is Tuesday, November 3. In Minnesota there is an important primary election on Tuesday, August 11. There is much work we can do locally to safeguard our elections and defend democracy. St. Croix Valley Indivisible (SCVI) is committed to supporting candidates who align with our values. The election-related efforts of SCVI advocates can make a difference. Our past actions had an impact. This election work will t

Washington County Commissioners Need to Hear From You! Washington County just released their Climate Action Plan and is seeking resident's input -- that's Us!!! Let's give them our best advice. The survey link is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WashCAP This is due by May 25th. So get to it!! The full Plan can be found at: https://www.washingtoncountymn.gov/3799/Climate-Action-Plan Then, attend a Washington County Board meeting and urge the Commissioners to pursue strong cli

Speaker: Petrona, Los Amigos representative, will talk about the situation many Latinx still face from this regime's tactics. When: Thursday, May 21, 6-8 p.m. Where: Bayport, MN (Address provided upon registration.) This is a privately sponsored event. St. Croix Valley Indivisible is not connected to Los Amigos. How to Donate: Any donation amount is appreciated! Just $25 a month feeds a family of four. At the party If you can't join the party, you can donate here: https://on

No Concentration Camps in the United States (NoCCUS) is a coalition of grassroots organizers and national groups fighting ICE warehouse sites. NoCCUS is dedicated to monitoring industrial warehouses across the country -- tracking those already sold, those on the market, and those which have been successfully fought for and kept out of the hands of detention contractors. As a national network they share resources and strategy across their coalition. Local Groups Impact: Succes

Now, more than ever, our collective economic power is one of the most effective tools we have. May Day is our voluntary day for a nationwide boycott. By choosing not to work, shop, or tune into these broadcasts, we demonstrate the true economic strength of the people. May 1st: National Day of Action May 1st is a voluntary day of action across the United States. Under the banner of May Day Strong, we are asking everyone to demonstrate the "economic strength of the people" by: