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The Fifteenth Amendment
Know Your Constitution: The Fifteenth Amendment This week, we are looking at the Fifteenth Amendment. It says that U.S. citizens cannot be kept from voting because of their race, color, or because they were once enslaved. It also says that Congress has the power to make laws to help protect this right. The Fifteenth Amendment is an important part of the history of voting rights in the United States. What does protecting the right to vote mean to you? Follow along as we keep l
La Decimoquinta Enmienda
Conoce tu Constitución: La Decimoquinta Enmienda Esta semana revisaremos la Decimoquinta Enmienda. Esta enmienda dice que a los ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos no se les puede negar el derecho al voto por su raza, color, o por haber sido esclavizados en el pasado. También dice que el Congreso tiene el poder de crear leyes para proteger ese derecho. La Decimoquinta Enmienda es una parte importante de la historia del derecho al voto en los Estados Unidos. ¿Qué significa para t
Election Teams Update
Ever catch yourself scrolling through the news and wondering, “What can I actually do?” Immediately following our Data Center presentation, members of the Indivisible Tri-Cities Election Teams shared how local volunteers are turning concern into action. Our three teams, Get Out the Vote, Promote the Vote and Explain the Vote, have already connected with people at 10 community events across the Tri-Cities. They also introduced our bilingual Voter Toolkit, thanked the volunteer
Labor Day Picnic - Honors Unions and Workers - Indivisible TC shows up!
A few photos from a beautiful Labor Day at Columbia Park! ☀️ Indivisible Tri-Cities volunteers spent part of Monday helping out at the Labor Day Picnic, pitching in where needed and enjoying some time with neighbors from around the Tri-Cities. There was plenty going on throughout the day, with food, music, activities, conversations, and a whole lot of people enjoying the park together. Labor Day is a chance to recognize the working people who help keep our communities running
The Next First Friday will be October 2, 2026
Come hang out with Indivisible Tri-Cities from 5 to 7 p.m. at Blackthorne Pub in downtown Kennewick. No speeches, no agenda, just a chance to grab a drink, catch up with friends, meet some new people, and enjoy a couple of hours together. 😊 🍺 Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available 📍 Blackthorne Pub 201 W. Kennewick Ave., Kennewick 🕔 5 to 7 p.m. Whether you've been coming for a while or you're thinking about stopping by for the first time, pull up a chair and spend
Good Food, Good People, Good Questions
What a great afternoon! Over 70 people joined us for our community potluck and working meeting at the Richland Public Library. There were plenty of full plates, thoughtful questions and good conversations. Liz Emmens of Tri-Citizens Data Center Watch shared information about data centers and what their growth could mean for our community. Our Indivisible Tri-Cities Election Action Teams also shared updates and ways people can help with local voter education and civic engageme
Who We Are
Indivisible Tri-Cities is a non-partisan political advocacy group committed to defending our democracy, advancing civic engagement, and empowering residents to hold elected officials accountable.
Through education, advocacy, and direct action, Indivisible Tri-Cities works to build a more just, inclusive, and equitable society for all.
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