Indivisible Resisters Contra Costa

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    Saturday Protests

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    Get ready for NO KINGS 3 - March 28 event plans are here.

    Join us every Saturday - a list of Saturday events is here: ‍IRCC Saturday Protest Schedule. Sign up at the red button below to get text reminders.

    Feb. 28, 11:30am - 12:30pm. Liberty Bell Plaza, corner of Mt. Diablo Blvd & Broadway, 1400 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Walnut Creek. Rally in plaza, then march through Broadway Plaza to Main St. for Honk & Wave.

    Food Drive - Every Saturday: bring nonperishable food and unopened personal-care items for our Neighbor to Neighbor Food Pantry. Suggested food donations are listed here.

    Check our calendar below or bookmark our Calendar page for events throughout Contra Costa: Pleasant Hill, Concord, Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Martinez, Pittsburg, Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley, El Cerrito, Hercules, Richmond.

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    Immigrant Support


    We’re partnering with Commit to Democracy to show up outside the Immigration Court in Concord to organize a vital, strong presence to say we stand with immigrants. Immigrants make America great! Learn more here about Federal Court Outside Presence, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 to 11:30am.

    To further support our immigrant community, IRCC has compiled this Volunteer and Resource List.

    Stay updated and connect with others by joining the IRCC Immigrant Support Team. Click the button below to sign up.

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    Subscribe to the IRCC Weekly Newsletter / Volunteer for IRCC


    Subscribe to the IRCC Weekly Newsletter at the button. Stay informed about urgent actions and events every week.

    Read the February 17 Newsletter here.

    There are so many ways to help our community and we welcome your help. Learn more at the Volunteer page. Strategize for the midterm elections, support our immigrant community, join the Overpass Visibility Brigade, become a peace ambassador at our events, reach out to young voters, lend your tech skills, perform a song at a demonstration, or address a need and start a subgroup.

    One IRCC member suggested we start a Tesla Takedown protest and we’ve been holding peaceful protest events for more than 50 consecutive Saturdays ever since. Our Food Drive volunteers sparked the idea for the Neighbor to Neighbor Food pantry, now open and serving the community. We welcome your input and abilities. For a list of volunteer opportunities, and to contact the Subgroup Coordinator: go here.