Join us to learn what you can do to stop the Republican efforts to steal our vote.

On Sunday, September 7, professional golfers, large crowds, Gov. Kehoe and the media will attend the Senior PGA Golf Tournament in our community! In the "Show Me" state, we speak up and stand up for our rights---Our votes must count, New maps are unconstitutional, Working people deserve fair wages, Reproductive rights are human rights, Our Voices Matter!

Missouri workers are NOT going to let Gov. Kehoe, Speaker Patterson, and Pro Tem O'Laughlin conspire with President Trump to RIG our congressional lines and silence working people in our communities!

Join low-wage workers with Missouri Workers Center and community members across race and place this Labor Day — Monday, September 1 — to fight back against this unprecedented, authoritarian power grab. After signing up, spread the word to your friends, family, and coworkers! 

Liberty on Labor Day Tamm Ave Overpass Protest & Rally 11a Speakers 11:30a-2p Overpass Protest

We’re building a community of progressives who are ready to change the status quo. Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie at Off Elm, an upscale cocktail bar in Webster Groves.

What issues will bring voters out in the 2026 midterm election? Let's ask them!

Join our recurring, weekly protest! Let's show St. Louis that the 14th amendment matters, because if Trump is deporting the children of immigrants, how soon until he starts revoking citizenship of average Americans? Bring your signs and let's put our message out there!

Join Indivisible St. Louis's monthly meeting featuring Nancy Thompson from the League of Women Voters, who will explain how government works in St. Louis. We'll also be joined by Mary Nichols from The Training Institute of NWPC-STL, who will share how you can prepare to run for office and win. Finally, we'll be joined by a Meredith Sumenek, who is running for the empty house seat in Missouri's 95th House District. Our August meeting will take place at 7PM, August 11, at Kirkwood Baptist Church, which has generously allowed us to use their space for free.

Join our recurring, weekly protest! Let's show St. Louis that the 14th amendment matters, because if Trump is deporting the children of immigrants, how soon until he starts revoking citizenship of average Americans? Bring your signs and let's put our message out there!

Come join us as we rage against the regime. Whether it's the 14th amendment, immigration, cutting of Medicaid, or the Epstein files, no subject is off limits.

Let's join together and show that the 14th amendment matters, because if Trump is deporting the children of immigrants, how soon until he starts revoking citizenship of average Americans? Bring your signs and let's put our message out there!

We’re building a community of progressives who are ready to change the status quo. Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesdays of the month for conversation and camaraderie at Off Elm, an upscale cocktail bar in Webster Groves.

Off Elm

8709 Big Bend Blvd., Webster Groves, MO

Looking to do more than donate? Have skills but don’t know who needs them? We’ve got the event for you!

Across St. Louis, local progressive organizations are hard at work fighting to make life better for our community. Indivisible St. Louis and Gateway Democrats want to connect you with these existing organizations so you can help them support and protect our neighbors. That's why we're hosting DO SOMETHING STL. We’ll connect you with the causes you care about and the groups that are already in the fight. Reserve your ticket here!

Sunday, July 27 • 1-5pm

The Boundary at The Cheshire

7036 Clayton Ave

We will share the World Happiness Report, that came out this March. Let’s engage in discussion on how this informs us to improve the well-being and happiness of our own community, and to advocate for the future! This year’s report is “Caring and Community!” - just what we need!

Along with this, Erza Klein’s latest book, Abundance, is the perfect companion to this report. Klein & Thompson discuss policies that created the situation we are in and ways out! Important knowledge and understanding to internalize for your dialogue with others as we advocate for a stronger Democracy & future. Focus is on Housing, Transportation, Energy and Health. In this TALK, we will . . .

Brainstorm what we believe brings an individual happiness, a community and a nation.

Dive into the WHR - We will look at each section and dissect the data collection technique and the results.  Where does the US score relative to other democracies? 

Look at this in our own lives (Caring/sharing, sharing meals with others, living with others, connecting with others, supporting others, trusting others, giving to others) We may also look back at other recent reports.

Discuss how we can use this data to develop policy that can help us build a happier life for oneself, and improve well-being in our own communities. 

Abundance . . . Discussion of suggested future policies to rectify the flaws of the past and how these tie into the WHR.

Next steps . . . How do we get this to our friends, neighbors and representatives to enact policy changes in the public forum and political platforms.

Let's join together and show that the 14th amendment matters, because if Trump is deporting the children of immigrants, how soon until he starts revoking citizenship of average Americans? Bring your signs and let's put our message out there!

Join us on July 19th, 2025, and let’s flood the feeds, jam the inboxes, and break the internet for justice. Learn more here: https://www.digitalgoodtrouble.com/

Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people.

On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we’re taking action across the country to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of Good Trouble.

From voter suppression bills like the SAVE Act to the criminalization of protest, the Trump administration is launching a full-scale attack on our civil and human rights. But we know the truth: in America, the power lies with the people, and we’re rising to prove it.

This is more than a protest; it’s a moral reckoning. A continuation of the movement Lewis helped lead, and a new front in the struggle for freedom.

Our newest member of the leadership team, Chad Bernstein, joins us from the South County STL Resistance. Every Wednesday of this month, he's hosting a weekly protest. This Wednesdsay, you can join him at the South Rock Hill Overpass at I-44 to protest Trump's attack on Birthright Citizenship. Bring your signs and your voices, and stand up for one our core, constitutional rights. 

Join us for this Town Talks Live discussion on policy for 2026 and beyond. Bring your brown bag brunch, (eating together is one the measurements of happiness in this report) and your ideas to enhance the well-being in our community, as we share the World Happiness Report, that came out this March. Let’s engage in discussion on how this informs us to improve the well-being and happiness of our own community, and to advocate for the future! This year’s report is “Caring and Community!” - just what we need! Along with this, Erza Klein’s latest book, Abundance, is the perfect companion to this report. He discusses policies that created the situation we are in and ways out! Important knowledge and understanding to internalize for your dialogue with others as we advocate for a stronger Democracy & future. Focus is on Housing, Transportation, Energy and Health.

In this TALK, we will . . .

Brainstorm what we believe brings an individual happiness, a community and a nation.

Dive into the WHR - We will look at each section and dissect the data collection technique and the results.  Where does the US score relative to other democracies? 

Look at this in our own lives (Caring/sharing, sharing meals with others, living with others, connecting with others, supporting others, trusting others, giving to others) We may also look back at other recent reports.

Discuss how we can use this data to develop policy that can help us build a happier life for oneself, and improve well-being in our own communities. 

Abundance . . . Discussion of suggested future policies to rectify the flaws of the past and how these tie into the WHR.

Next steps . . . How do we get this to our friends, neighbors and representatives to enact policy changes in the public forum and political platforms.

We are not powerless. We can win back congress by voting Ann Wagner out of office. We can stop state legislators from stripping away our hard-won constitutional initiatives. We can push back. And we can win.

Join Indivisible St. Louis at the Lodge Des Peres as we introduce two of the most important political tasks in the fight ahead: (1) voting out Ann Wagner and (2) voting in a citizen’s initiative that stops Republicans from undermining the will of voters.

We’ll be joined by Toni Easter, from Respect MO Voters, and Craig Zumsteg, from Heartland Wins. Please register in advance. They’ll tell you what you can do to push forward these two critical initiatives.

Let's join together and show that the 14th amendment matters, because if Trump is deporting the children of immigrants, how soon until he starts revoking citizenship of average Americans? Bring your signs and let's put our message out there!

"No Kings In Our House!" is a benefit concert at The Greenfinch Theater on Friday, July 4th, and Saturday, July 5th. Doors open at 5PM, and the evening includes performances by Ecumenical, KATT (of Children of The Rat Temple), Nicolette, Emanuelle, JAB, Brick Houses, and PeaceLords.

"No Kings In Our House!" is a benefit concert at The Greenfinch Theater on Friday, July 4th, and Saturday, July 5th. Doors open at 5PM, and the evening includes performances by Truman Kennedy, Emma Nobbe, Temporary Fragment of the Light, MADS, The Long Sweet Minutes, and 18andcounting.