Indivisible Paw Paw is a non-partisan, non-violent, grass-roots community from the Van Buren County region of Michigan.
Our mission aligns with the national Indivisible organization, which is to actively protect, defend, and promote the principles and institutions of democracy for all people, defending their rights, communities and values.
We believe in building a just, inclusive, and representative government that reflects the voices of all people.
If you have any questions for us, email Sharon at: indivisiblepawpaw@gmail.com.
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This protest coincides with 63rd anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington, which is being honored by the nationally coordinated March On Washington: Defend Our Vote this year.
To learn more about Indivisible's Hands Off Our Vote campaign, join their upcoming Zoom trainings, or check out the Hands Off Our Vote toolkit.
We hope you can join us to bring attention to voting rights as we march in the Lawrence Ox Roast Labor Day parade on September 7, step off at 11 am, and the Paw Paw Wine and Harvest Festival parade, September 13, step off at noon. If you would like to march in either of these parades, please register here.
To report ICE activity and upload evidence to a safe repository, use Attorney General Dana Nessel’s: Immigrant Action Reporting Form
Hi Folks,
I just wanted to update you on some of the family support activities we have begun in Van Buren County. I know that some areas in the TBV geography have better access to diapers than others, so you may not want to replicate this. However, early on we recognized a need for diapers and baby formula that we had trouble accessing in VB county through the pantries.
We did set up two closet areas: one in Paw Paw and one in South Haven. Through the efforts of our volunteers (now known as the Van Buren Gleaners), we have stocked them with diapers and a limited amount of baby formula. We have done this both by working with local churches and synagogues on specific drives. The VB Dems also held a diaper drive for us.
We are now focusing on toilet paper, women's feminine hygiene products, specifically sanitary napkins, and baby/feminine wipes. These are real needs experienced by our families. We will reach out to businesses and local manufacturers for their support!
At the same time, we will be working to support our local pantries, who have been so helpful and generous to our families. Any items that are donated to us that would be more appropriately handled by a local pantry will be donated to them. There may be times when we help raise money for these services, who provide broad assistance to everyone in our communities. Perhaps we do some combined drives with them. We are just beginning, and if there is anyone out there who wants to get involved, please pm me--thanks!" ...Kathy, IPP
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For those unaware, there is an ICE detention facility in Baldwin, MI. Indivisible groups closer to Baldwin are currently working to support individuals at the facility by donating funds that can be used for legal assistance and communication. Currently there is a hunger strike going on at the facility. Click here to learn more.