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

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

Hey Tri-Cities! 📣 We're teaming up with our local unions for the Tri-Cities Union Labor Day Picnic, and we need volunteers. Local labor organizations have put on this picnic every year since 2012. It's free, it's open to everybody, and it's a great excuse to spend Labor Day with your neighbors. Indivisible Tri-Cities is helping recruit volunteers for setup, food service, and tear-down — a chance to show up for the folks who show up for workers all year long. 🗓️ Monday, Sept

We could use a little help from our community! 🎥 We’re hoping to livestream an upcoming community event on YouTube, but there’s one small hurdle: we need at least 50 subscribers to go live. Right now, we’re at 22. If you haven’t subscribed yet, would you mind helping us close the gap? It only takes a few seconds, and it’ll help us bring future events to people who can’t be there in person. And if you’ve already subscribed, thank you! Sharing this post with a friend or two wo

Here’s a pretty amazing example of what science can do. On Wednesday, August 12, a total solar eclipse will cross parts of Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, Spain, and Portugal. We won’t be able to see it from Washington State, but we can still watch it happen. NASA’s live coverage begins at 10:15 a.m. Pacific time. Scientists can predict an eclipse years in advance, right down to its path and timing. That kind of knowledge comes from careful observation, research, and evi

Hey Tri-cities! 📣 Spread the word - vote this Tuesday, Aug 4. Check out our new mural 🧑‍🎨, painted (with permission) directing people to our Tri Cties voter toolkit. Thanks @cafeconarteTC for brightening up downtown Pasco and teaming up with us to get out the vote!

The Indivisible Tri-Cities Elections Team’s traveling photo booth has been making its way around our community, asking people one important question: Why do you vote? Now it’s your turn. Fill out your ballot, sign the envelope, and return it by Tuesday, August 4. Every election matters, and every vote helps shape our community. Need voting information? Our Voter Toolkit has helpful resources in both English and Spanish, including information on how to find the ballot drop box

Washington’s Jungle Primary is your opportunity to help determine which two candidates advance to the general election! Our Voter Toolkit includes questions submitted by community members and the unedited responses provided directly by candidates for Washington’s 4th Congressional District. Follow the link below and select the “WA CD-04 Candidate Survey” button to compare their responses and hear directly from the candidates themselves. The Voter Toolkit also provides helpful

Tri-Cities Vote provides a nonpartisan, community-driven resource to help Benton and Franklin County voters learn more about the candidates appearing on their ballots. The site brings together multiple data points, including candidate questionnaires, interviews, campaign donors, endorsements, issue comparisons, and additional candidate information. Responses to the Indivisible Tri-Cities CD-4 community questions are included as one of those valuable data points, giving voters

This weekend, our very own Pamela Gaudet was interviewed on the Spanish-language podcast Nuestro Pueblo en la Comunidad! Pamela shared information about Indivisible Tri-Cities, the importance of civic engagement, and helpful voting resources for our community. We are grateful to Nuestro Pueblo en la Comunidad for helping make this important information accessible to Spanish-speaking listeners.

This week, we are reviewing Sections 4 and 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment. What it says: Section 4 says the public debt of the United States must be honored. It also says the country would not pay debts connected to rebellion, insurrection, or claims related to the end of slavery. Section 5 gives Congress the power to pass laws that enforce the Fourteenth Amendment. Why it matters: These sections helped the country move forward after the Civil War. They made clear that the Uni

⏰ ONE WEEK LEFT, TRI-CITIES! Have you sent in your ballot yet? 🗳️ The primary is August 4th, which means the clock is ticking — and your ballot drop box is waiting (it gets lonely, the Tumbleweed tells us). If you haven't joined the fun yet, there's still time. Comment on our Facebook post with a photo of your ballot envelope and show the Tri-Cities you're voting: 1️⃣ Photo of your sealed ballot envelope 2️⃣ Sticky note over your name and address 3️⃣ Comment below — tell us

The Indivisible Tri-Cities Voter Toolkit is a one-stop resource available in both English and Spanish to help you: ✅ Register to vote or update your registration ✅ Find your nearest ballot drop box ✅ Explore local candidate responses on important community issues ✅ Access reliable information to help you cast an informed ballot Indivisible Tri-Cities does not endorse candidates. We believe in helping every voter access information, participate confidently, and hold elected of

A spirited group gathered along Columbia Center Boulevard for our PROTEST: SPEAK UP! community action. The event gave neighbors a welcoming outlet to express themselves, share their concerns, connect with one another, and make their voices heard. The turnout may have been modest, but the energy, creativity, and sense of community were strong. It was a meaningful gathering, and a good time was had by all! Thank you to everyone who joined us, brought a sign, started a conversat

Check your ballot. Check your voter guide. Some local voters have reported receiving election materials for the wrong county. Before completing your ballot, make sure the county, precinct and races match your registered voting address. If something does not look right, pause and contact your county elections office for assistance. Access the Indivisible Tri-Cities Voter Toolkit below for official voter guides, ballot tracking, drop-box locations and other trusted voting resou

Each week, we will highlight one constitutional amendment and explain what it means in clear, everyday language. This week, we are looking at Section 3 of Amendment 14. What it means: Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment says that a person who has taken an oath to support the Constitution may be barred from holding certain public offices if they later engage in insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or give aid or comfort to its enemies. It also allows Congress

This summer, the Indivisible Tri-Cities Elections Team asked Tri-Cities residents to submit the questions they wanted congressional candidates to answer. From those submissions, we selected six community questions and sent the same questions to all 11 candidates running for Washington’s 4th Congressional District seat. Seven candidates responded! Every response has been published exactly as received, without editing, so voters can hear directly from the candidates in their o

We’re excited to share that Indivisible Tri-Cities is featured in this month’s edition of Tumbleweird! The article highlights our ongoing voter education work, our efforts to help community members feel confident participating in elections, and the importance of staying visible and connected across the Tri-Cities. Thank you to Tumbleweird for helping shine a light on this work. Read the full article here: https://tumbleweird.org/indivisible-staying-visible/

What a fantastic 4th of July Parade! Thank you to everyone who came out to walk with us, cheer us on, wave from the crowd, and celebrate community together. The energy, smiles, and patriotic spirit made the day feel extra special. We are so grateful for everyone who helped make this parade such a fun and memorable celebration.

Each week, we will highlight one constitutional amendment and explain what it means in clear, everyday language. This week, we are looking at Section 2 of Amendment 14. What it means: Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment addresses how representation in Congress is counted among the states. It also says that if a state denies or limits voting rights for eligible citizens, that state’s representation in Congress can be reduced. 🗳️⚖️ Why it matters: This section connects votin