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Diversity
To learn about efforts to fight disinformation on DEI, explore the USC Race and Equity Center’s National DEI Defense Coalition’s information and resources.
The Environment
Why We Need to Fight for Healthy Air and Water – and for the EPA! In this week’s IndivisiBlog, author Sharon Wilke spotlights the Trump EPA’s push to unleash the chemical companies, power plants, and other polluters.
Interested in Climate Change? Carbon Countdown 2025, sponsored by Sustainable Middlesex and several partnering organizations, included presentations on innovative state climate programs. You can watch a video of the event here.
Former employees of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have launched a new website! Climate.us fills the void left when the Trump administration shut down a government-run climate information site.
Healthcare
Learn more about the Health Crisis in America. Visit the IndivisiBlog series with author and physician activist Kim Bergner. Part 3 spotlights the challenges to medical research and one of its greatest achievements over the last century: vaccines.
Bergner highlights how we can resist this assault on our health care system and find reliable sources of health and medical information for ourselves.
The Health Crisis in America Part 4: Children’s Health and Elder Care on the Brink. In Part 4 of her IndivisiBlog series on the crisis in American healthcare, activist and physician Kim Bergner examines the impact of Trump regime cuts to children’s healthcare and care for the elderly.
Learn, Act, and Celebrate with the Indivisible Mass Coalition (IMC) LGBTQ+ Action Team.
Immigration
The Trump regime’s attack on immigrants and immigration is hurting the Massachusetts economy, as detailed in a new report from Boston Indicators titled An Uncertain Future. According to this report, immigration to MA fell by more than half in the first six months of Trump’s second term, harming the state in multiple ways.
The Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research (LZC) has released Iced In: The Actions and Impacts of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Massachusetts in 2025. This report found patterns of unnecessary violence and suppression of basic rights, fear and instability taking hold in Massachusetts, destabilization of entire institutions and communities.
Massachusetts Services/Budget
Learn how the Trump administration and Republican Congress has negatively impacted services for Mass residents and what we can do to support our residents. See Cape Ann Indivisible’s presentation.
Learn a little about the legislative process and what it means to “lobby” your legislator.
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REMEMBER
Things are NOT hopeless. This is a setback, NOT the end.
This decision is NOT final. This is a pivot point for what comes next.
WEAR A PAPER CLIP!!!
From Joyce Vance in Civil Discourse, September 20, 2025
On Thursday, E. Jean Carroll started it: Paper Clip Protest.
“Comely Reader! I suggest we all start wearing the paper clip. Subtler than a red hat, more powerful as a CONNECTION,” she wrote, explaining they were also worn during World War II as a sign of resistance against the Nazis.
Norwegian teachers and students wore paper clips to signal their opposition to Nazi occupation. They attached them to their lapels and wore them as jewelry, a symbol of solidarity binding them together as paper clips did with papers. It was a quiet act of defiance, expressing that Norwegians remained united against Nazi rule.
