Upcoming Events
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Mission: Possible
We’re on a mission to flip Missouri Blue, and we have less than two months before the midterms. Join leading progressive Mike Gallagher for a discussion on what you can do to change politics in Missouri. We’ll learn about how to help candidates and how to talk about ballot issues.
Doors at 6:30, meeting at 7:00
Register HERE
Democrats Day of Action West County
On Saturday, August 22nd we will knock doors to support Democrats in the following districts: Jennifer Trickey in State House District 88 (Ellisville and Eureka), Bryan Troop in State House District 89 (Town and Country and Des Peres), Jaclyn Zimmermann in State House District 98 (Manchester and Valley Park), Mary Ann Perkins in State House District 100 (Ballwin), Paul Lentz in State House District 101 (Chesterfield) and Claire Heinrich in State House District 110 (Wildwood).
No experience required. First time volunteers are welcome! Bring a fully charged mobile phone, good walking shoes, a bottle of water, and any friends who also want to help elect Democrats! Meet at The Taproom located around back on the lower level of The Wolf Cafe in Ballwin. RSVP on Mobilize for event updates and reminders.
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Stand Up! Protest
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Democrat Day of Action - South County
We will be knocking on doors on Saturday, August 22 from 1 - 4 pm to support Democrats in the following districts: Fred Wellman for US Congress in Missouri Congressional District 2, Rep. Michael Burton in State House District 92 (Green Park and Affton), Cathy “Cat” Summers in State House District 94 (Lemay, Mehlville, and Oakville), Meredith Sumenek in State House District 95 (Oakville and Mehlville), and Matt Vitale in State House District 96 (Fenton, Sunset Hills, and Crestwood)
No experience required. First time volunteers are welcome! Bring a fully charged mobile phone, good walking shoes, a bottle of water, and any friends who also want to help elect Democrats! RSVP on Mobilize for event reminders and updates.
Indivisible STL Connects
Ready to change the status quo? Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie.
We need all hands on deck in 2026 to flip Ann Wagner’s seat, break the super majority in the MO House and so much more! Connect with candidates, get your yard signs & get to work!
Voterpalooza
VoterPalooza STL: A No Kings Festival will take place Sunday, October 4, 2026, beginning at noon at Jefferson Barracks Veterans Memorial Amphitheater in South St. Louis County. The amphitheater is operated by St. Louis County Parks and is not on federal property. Attendance is completely free. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets. Areas closest to the stage will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your free VoterPalooza tickets through Eventbrite.
VoterPalooza is free to attend, but producing an accessible, welcoming, and safe festival comes with real expenses. Donations will help cover park rangers, portable restrooms, sign-language interpreters, and other essential festival costs. A generous community member has offered to match the first $5,000 in donations. Every early contribution can have twice the impact. No donation is too small, and each gift will help us provide the best possible festival experience for our community. Donations can be given through the Eventbrite link.
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Mission: Possible
We’re on a mission to flip Missouri Blue. Join important speakers and other St. Louis progressives for a discussion of your role. We’ll learn about how to help candidates and how to talk about ballot issues.
Doors at 6:30, meeting at 7:00
Register HERE
Indivisible STL Connects
Ready to change the status quo? Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie.
We need all hands on deck in 2026 to flip Ann Wagner’s seat, break the super majority in the MO House and so much more! We are moving our Connects Happy Hour to the event room at Session Taco in Kirkwood. Mingle with candidates, meet leaders from other progressive groups, and be a part of something big in Missouri.
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Mission: Possible
We’re on a mission to flip Missouri Blue. Join important speakers and other St. Louis progressives for a discussion of your role. We’ll learn about how to help candidates and how to talk about ballot issues.
Doors at 6:30, meeting at 7:00
Register HERE
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Mission: Possible
We’re on a mission to flip Missouri Blue. Join important speakers and other St. Louis progressives for a discussion of your role. We’ll learn about how to help candidates and how to talk about ballot issues.
Doors at 6:30, meeting at 7:00
Register HERE
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Women's Equality Day
Meet House Candidates
Nicole Greer • Kennedy Moore • Cat Summers• Meredith Sumenek • Jennifer Trickey • Mary Ann Perkins • Claire Heinrich
There’s also a Time Traveling Elizabeth Cady Stanton who started the woman's rights movement in 1848. She shares the next two steps needed for equality.
Canvass with Mary Ann Perkins HD 100
Meet for Indivisible Connects, and then head out to canvass in HD 100 with Mary Ann Perkins.
Indivisible STL Connects
On Nov 3, we can break the GOP super majority and flip Ann Wagner out of office. It’s going to take all of us together, building community. It starts here.
Meet the candidates • Meet your neighbors • Get yard signs • Start the conversation • Make an impact
Register for updates HERE
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Democrat Day of Action - South County
We will be knocking on doors on Saturday, August 22 from 1 - 4 pm to support Democrats in the following districts: Fred Wellman for US Congress in Missouri Congressional District 2, Rep. Michael Burton in State House District 92 (Green Park and Affton), Cathy “Cat” Summers in State House District 94 (Lemay, Mehlville, and Oakville), Meredith Sumenek in State House District 95 (Oakville and Mehlville), and Matt Vitale in State House District 96 (Fenton, Sunset Hills, and Crestwood)
No experience required. First time volunteers are welcome! Bring a fully charged mobile phone, good walking shoes, a bottle of water, and any friends who also want to help elect Democrats! RSVP on Mobilize for event reminders and updates.
Democrats Day of Action West County
On Saturday, August 22nd we will knock doors to support Democrats in the following districts: Jennifer Trickey in State House District 88 (Ellisville and Eureka), Bryan Troop in State House District 89 (Town and Country and Des Peres), Jaclyn Zimmermann in State House District 98 (Manchester and Valley Park), Mary Ann Perkins in State House District 100 (Ballwin), Paul Lentz in State House District 101 (Chesterfield) and Claire Heinrich in State House District 110 (Wildwood).
No experience required. First time volunteers are welcome! Bring a fully charged mobile phone, good walking shoes, a bottle of water, and any friends who also want to help elect Democrats! Meet at The Taproom located around back on the lower level of The Wolf Cafe in Ballwin. RSVP on Mobilize for event updates and reminders.
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Mission: Possible
We’re on a mission to flip Missouri Blue. Join Dr. Amber Benge & Dr. Jere Hochman for a discussion on your role. We’ll learn about how to help candidates and how to talk about ballot issues.
Doors at 6:30, meeting at 7:00
Register HERE
WWAA
Join the walk at the Gateway Arch
No one of us can do this alone. We are wives and mothers and bosses and students with meaningful lives that cannot simply be abandoned. But a few hundred of us together can do this.
We, the Women of the United States of America, along with all those who experience gender-based oppression, and our allies, hereby demand leaders to:
See our full humanity, guaranteeing all the inalienable rights granted to all people, without nuance or exception;
Recognize the fundamental human right to make decisions about one’s own body and fight for our access to necessary healthcare;
Protect the victims of sexual violence rather than the perpetrators of it, no matter how powerful;
Celebrate the contributions and achievements of people of all genders, rather than erasing our histories.
With our every step, we commit to staying engaged in the fight for women’s rights. We will not sit idly by. We are walking to force those in power to listen. We are moving forward toward a truly just and equitable tomorrow, one step at a time.
WWAA
Join the walk from Handlebar in The Grove to the Arch!
No one of us can do this alone. We are wives and mothers and bosses and students with meaningful lives that cannot simply be abandoned. But a few hundred of us together can do this.
We, the Women of the United States of America, along with all those who experience gender-based oppression, and our allies, hereby demand leaders to:
See our full humanity, guaranteeing all the inalienable rights granted to all people, without nuance or exception;
Recognize the fundamental human right to make decisions about one’s own body and fight for our access to necessary healthcare;
Protect the victims of sexual violence rather than the perpetrators of it, no matter how powerful;
Celebrate the contributions and achievements of people of all genders, rather than erasing our histories.
With our every step, we commit to staying engaged in the fight for women’s rights. We will not sit idly by. We are walking to force those in power to listen. We are moving forward toward a truly just and equitable tomorrow, one step at a time.
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Indivisible STL Connects
Ready to change the status quo? Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie.
We need all hands on deck in 2026 to flip Ann Wagner’s seat, break the super majority in the MO House and so much more! We are moving our Connects Happy Hour to the event room at Session Taco in Kirkwood. Mingle with candidates, meet leaders from other progressive groups, and be a part of something big in Missouri.
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
This weekly protest began almost year ago, and it has continued every Sunday, regardless of the weather. Bring your signs or borrow some. This event is for everyone, regardless of where you live in the area.
Mission: Possible
We’re on a mission to flip Missouri Blue. Our monthly meeting is moving! Instead of the second Monday of the month, we'll be meeting on the third Monday of the month. Join us in July for our first meeting on the new day.
Good Trouble Lives On
Join Missouri Voter Protection Coalition at MUSIC AT THE INTERSECTION music festival in St Louis at Grand Center Friday July 17 and Sat. July 18, 5pm - 11pm. The fight to protect voting rights never ends, and right now, we’re witnessing a Jim-Crow-era effort from politicians and their billionaire friends to restrict our freedoms, silence our voices, and consolidate power.
But in America, we choose our leaders. We will decide our future. The same spirit that fueled Selma, Montgomery, and the March on Washington lives on in our unified action.
Six years after the passing of Congressman Lewis, we're organizing an event in our community to carry the torch, continue the legacy of John Lewis, and pass it forward to future generations. Join us!
Good Trouble Lives On is a non-partisan weekend of action. We require that participants commit to not advocate for, endorse, or oppose any political candidate or ballot initiative. A core principle behind all Good Trouble Lives On events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
Good Trouble Lives On
Join Missouri Voter Protection Coalition at MUSIC AT THE INTERSECTION music festival in St Louis at Grand Center Friday July 17 and Sat. July 18, 5pm - 11pm. The fight to protect voting rights never ends, and right now, we’re witnessing a Jim-Crow-era effort from politicians and their billionaire friends to restrict our freedoms, silence our voices, and consolidate power.
But in America, we choose our leaders. We will decide our future. The same spirit that fueled Selma, Montgomery, and the March on Washington lives on in our unified action.
Six years after the passing of Congressman Lewis, we're organizing an event in our community to carry the torch, continue the legacy of John Lewis, and pass it forward to future generations. Join us!
Good Trouble Lives On is a non-partisan weekend of action. We require that participants commit to not advocate for, endorse, or oppose any political candidate or ballot initiative. A core principle behind all Good Trouble Lives On events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.
PROMO DEEP CANVASS
Transform Outrage in Action: Deep Canvass Power Weekend
This legislative session in Missouri - and across the country - has been brutal. From attacks on LGBTQ+ rights to the ongoing fight over bodily autonomy, the message is clear: our freedom to exist, make decisions about our own bodies, and live with dignity is under threat.
If you're feeling outraged, scared, or just done with it all - we've got a way to take action.
Join PROMO for our 2026 canvass power weekends! We'll connect with neighbors, share stories, and shift hearts and minds - one honest conversation at a time. It's powerful, and it works!
Bring a friend. Show up as you are. Let's build power - together.
Good Trouble Lives On
Join Missouri Voter Protection Coalition at MUSIC AT THE INTERSECTION music festival in St Louis at Grand Center Friday July 17 and Sat. July 18, 5pm - 11pm. The fight to protect voting rights never ends, and right now, we’re witnessing a Jim-Crow-era effort from politicians and their billionaire friends to restrict our freedoms, silence our voices, and consolidate power.
But in America, we choose our leaders. We will decide our future. The same spirit that fueled Selma, Montgomery, and the March on Washington lives on in our unified action.
Six years after the passing of Congressman Lewis, we're organizing an event in our community to carry the torch, continue the legacy of John Lewis, and pass it forward to future generations. Join us!
Good Trouble Lives On is a non-partisan weekend of action. We require that participants commit to not advocate for, endorse, or oppose any political candidate or ballot initiative. A core principle behind all Good Trouble Lives On events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.
Where's Ann?
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
MO Jobs with Justice Canvass
Join the Missouri Jobs With Justice Voter Action St Charles Chapter as hit the streets and knock on the doors of voters in our area. We'll be educating them on items on the August ballot, as well as working to expand base and continue building collective power.
PROMO DEEP CANVASS
Transform Outrage in Action: Deep Canvass Power Weekend
This legislative session in Missouri - and across the country - has been brutal. From attacks on LGBTQ+ rights to the ongoing fight over bodily autonomy, the message is clear: our freedom to exist, make decisions about our own bodies, and live with dignity is under threat.
If you're feeling outraged, scared, or just done with it all - we've got a way to take action.
Join PROMO for our 2026 canvass power weekends! We'll connect with neighbors, share stories, and shift hearts and minds - one honest conversation at a time. It's powerful, and it works!
Bring a friend. Show up as you are. Let's build power - together.
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.