Friday, June 7 - WI Canvassing in Kenosha / Reproductive Health Rights Event

Actions You Can Take

• Action 1: TOMORROW - Wisconsin Canvassing in Kenosha

• Action 2: Indivisible Illinois Presents: Reproductive Health Rights: Empower! Educate! Advocate! on June 17

Action 1: TOMORROW - WI Canvass in Kenosha

Come and join Indivisible Chicago knocking doors in the critical swing state of Wisconsin as we work to maintain the Midwest Blue Wall and defeat Trump. The canvass is tomorrow, Saturday, June 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

We'll make the short drive from Chicago to where we’re headed in Kenosha. We’ll have a pre-canvass briefing once we get there, then split off into pairs to knock doors and find the voters that are going to help us deliver a win in November.

We'll provide all the info and prep you'll need and will have carpools for anyone needing a ride. Sign up today and we'll be back in touch soon with details.

After our canvass, those who can will meet over lunch to do a debrief.

Can’t make it? Check out our calendar for more upcoming dates.

Action 2: Reproductive Healthcare Event 6/17

Join Indivisible Illinois for a Zoom panel discussion on June 17th on championing reproductive health rights for all.

This month is the two-year anniversary of the devastating Dobbs decision that did away with the national right to abortion. The result? An unsafe environment for women's healthcare in many areas.

At this panel discussion, you will learn how activists are fighting to support reproductive rights to keep women safe and to make sure women have control over their own bodies. 

The June 17th meeting, co-hosted by NWSOFA and Voices of Reason, starts at 7:30pm on Zoom. Register here to join.

Action via Indivisible Illinois

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