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April Meeting: National Security Expert Jonathan Tetzlaff
Join us for Indivisible AVL’s April meeting! Security consultant Jonathan Tetzlaff will speak about what may be ahead for 2018 in U.S./North Korean relations. Jonathan has worked for the U.S. government and for private corporations as a foreign affairs analyst and has made numerous trips to North Korea over the last several years. Learn more about…
Read MorePreserving & Cherishing the Earth (Featuring Climate Scientist Michael Mann)
Earth Day ~ Dare to Care! On April 22 @ 12:30 pm – 5:30 pm, gather with qualified professionals who are daring to care by sharing their knowledge on the science behind climate change. The afternoon will also include sustainable practices, current political climate on climate change, and the healthly actions available for the people and the planet. Registration…
Read MoreSign Up to Be a Homework Helper!
Help support our new Community Partnership Project and sign up to be a Homework Helper today! The K-5 After-School Program at the Dr. Wesley Grant Sr. Southside Recreation Center needs volunteers to help kids with homework. Sign up for as little as one or two hours a week—or even a couple of hours a month—on any…
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March 27 Meeting Recap: Voter Registration Training with Democracy NC and Q&A with Buncombe County Reps
We’ve read the newspapers and stayed up to date with political affairs. We’ve written and called our representatives. We’ve even marched in the streets. Now, it’s time to take our power to the polls. Democracy North Carolina joined us for our March general meeting to train Indivisibles on the ins and outs of registering voters. The…
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February 27 General Meeting Recap: Kill the Bill
What are the bills we should know about? And how do we follow them? Why, we’re glad you asked! At our Feb. 27 general meeting Kelly Garvy, a recent grad student from Durham, introduced us to her lean, mean, bill-tracking machine: killthebill.com. Kelly, who spearheads Protecting Progress in Durham, worked with Code the Dream, which…
Read MoreFebruary Meeting: Kelly Garvy & KillTheBill
At this month’s general meeting we welcome Kelly Garvy, founder of KillTheBill, who’ll speak with us about what’s going on in the NC General Assembly (NCGA) in Raleigh and what we can do to get involved and help ensure that our legislature works FOR the citizens of North Carolina, not against us. For more, and…
Read MoreHKonJ Moral March on Raleigh
Join us on Saturday, February 10, as we march on the state capital in alliance with the NC NAACP and hundreds of other sponsor organizations in the annual Moral March on Raleigh. Moral March on Raleigh The Historic Thousands on Jones Street (HKonJ) People’s Assembly Coalition holds an annual mobilization called the Moral March on Raleigh &…
Read MoreClean Dream Act Now! Beer & Politics Feb 7
Beer & Politics is an informal letter-writing drop-in open to everyone, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. This week our focus is on getting a clean Dream Act, as promised during Congress’s recent budget showdown. Drop by the Westville Pub after work on any B&P Wednesday, any time between 5:30 and…
Read MoreIndivisible AVL General Meeting
Join us on Tuesday, January 30, at Pack Library Auditorium (67 Haywood Street, in downtown Asheville), from 6:00 to 7:30 pm, as we kick off the new year with monthly general meetings, which are planned for the last Tuesday evening of every month at various central locations. Each month we’ll give updates on recent and…
Read MoreBeer & Politics: Women’s March
Beer & Politics is an informal letter-writing drop-in open to everyone, held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. This week we’ll be making signs for the Anniversary Women’s March on Asheville, which is taking place this Saturday, January 20, from 11:00 to 1:00. Drop by the Westville Pub after work on any…
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