We are Indivisible SF.
Our members act every day to enact our progressive values: strengthening democracy, healthcare for all, economic justice, climate justice, racial and gender justice and reproductive rights. On the federal, state and local level, we hold our elected officials accountable!
This Week's Top Actions
We demand a bill that puts serious restrictions on ICE, ends its dragnet raids, and doesn’t add a penny to its already bloated budget. And we ask you to demand the same.
On January 8, wannabe king Trump asserted to the New York Times that his power to unilaterally use military force internationally and domestically is constrained only by: "My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.” Call your Members of Congress and tell them: Defend our Constitution against Trump’s power-grab.
For months, ICE and other federal agents have escalated their operations in neighborhoods across the country, resulting in increasingly disturbing scenes and illegal conduct. Our communities have been left reeling as agents have arrested U.S. citizens, dragged children from their beds in the middle of the night in zip-ties, smashed car windows, and even driven away from an arrest scene with a toddler still in the backseat. Now, ICE agents have tragically killed without just cause a beloved community member in Minneapolis. And yet, the administration has the audacity to ask Congress for even more money to detain and deport people.
On Our Blog
Last Thursday, January 15, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would have been 97 years old. American history is a history of social change pushed up from below by mass movements of committed citizens. Abolitionists. Suffragettes. Labor organizers. Civil Rights workers. Environmentalists. Liberated women, proud gays and courageous immigrants. Yet of all our many public holidays, only one honors that kind of social-justice warrior — Martin Luther King, Jr.Day celebrated on Monday, January 19.
Last week, members of Indivisible SF met with State Senator Scott Wiener. You can join these meetings with us! Read what we discussed and how you can join!
The following speech was given by one of our members at the Free America protest on January 20, 2026.
The callous killing of Renee Nicole Good has pierced the illusory protective gear of white privilege, particularly for white women. Underneath outrage and grief is a new reality that will eventually need to be examined and may be difficult to accept. Tragic events have a way of shaking things up. Is a change in the collective consciousness in the air? Will it manifest positive and necessary change/s in 2026?