We are glad you are here!  We are an Indivisible Group in Fairfax County, VA.  Our mission is to uphold the Constitution and protect democratic values by organizing and joining peaceful demonstrations, educational forums, and outreach events that oppose political corruption, threats to the rule of law, and discrimination against marginalized groups.

So far this year we have held rallies to support the NO KINGS protests, held information sessions on the US Constitution, held training on Voter Registration and Communication Skills, have written over 2,000 postcards to support upcoming elections in VA, NJ and PA and have conducted voter registration events.  

We encourage you to join us!  We have a lot of activities we are planning as near out major elections in VA in 2025.  So we know what you are interested in and any skills that you may have that would support our efforts, please submit our volunteer survey.

We have organized our effort into the following work groups.

• 1. 1. 1. 1. Elections

              • Supports democratic candidates in key races in 2025 and 2026 through involvement in campaigns, voter registration, postcards, etc. 

           2. Political Outreach

              • Encourages congress to do their jobs by contacting their congressman on a regular basis, attending town halls and visiting congressional offices. 

              • This can be expanded to include judges, local reps, school boards, state level offices, etc. 

           3.  Just the Facts

              • Educates the public on the meaning of the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights by hosting educational events and providing literature to the public.  

              • Engage in activities to combat misinformation and disinformation – such as Indivisible’s Truth Brigade. 

           4. Immigration

              • Advocates for due process for all and aides the immigrant community by providing “Know Your Rights” literature and providing other support to the community such as food banks and shelters. 

           5. Public Benefits Working Group 

              • Provide pressure on congress to protect social security, Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, head start, etc. 

Working Group Structure

Each working group would have 1 leader and a co-leader if the size of the group warrants a co-leader.   

To become a Working Group Leader, a proposal will be required for Advisory Group review. This proposal must include the following: 

1. Write up the types of activity that will support the working group. Include description of event, support needed, participants expected, etc.  Include description of any support that you may require from the Advisory Group, such as social media or funding needs. 

2. Identify the Leader and Co-Leader. 

3. Identify target date(s) for activity. 

Working Group Responsibilities

1. Schedule, promote & host approved events 

2. Coordinate all pre-event planning required for successful event; working groups should be having working meetings on their own, separate from the larger group. 

3. Coordinate logistics required for successful event, such as meeting locations, permits, etc. 

4. Write-up communication to socialize event 

5. Take pictures! 

6. Post event recap summary to the team - summary of their activities, accomplishments, concerns, and needs. 

7. Coordinate post-event thank you communication back to participants