Music, Community, A Great Cause. Join us!

Dear Friend,

It’s been a wild week of news, but here at Indivisible Whidbey, we are focused on supporting our neighbors as an act of resistance. To that end, we are proud to co-sponsor Whidbey Rising, a benefit concert supporting food security across our island. The Trump government shutdown will have long-term impacts on food banks and other services that help people feed their families. Together, we will fill the gap left by the cruel regime. 

Whidbey RisingA Benefit Concert to Feed Our Island Community
Saturday, November 22, 2 pm (Doors open at 1:30)
Coupeville High School Performing Arts Center
Pay what you will, and please give generously.

Take a look at the amazing list of performers! 

Make an immediate donation to ensure everyone has food on the table.

Sign up here to attend the concert and arrive early to ensure a seat. There is sure to be a full house!

Read all about the concert in the South Whidbey Record.

United Student Leaders Walkout
Climate change and white supremacy are both pressing issues that threaten each of us, our democracy, and our world every day. South Whidbey High School’s United Student Leaders (USL) is leading a school walkout to highlight these issues. They’ve invited us to join them and support them as they press for action on Friday, November 14, at 1:30 pm.
 Meet at the South Whidbey Community Park (Castle Park) picnic area.  Read more about their demands here.

Indivisible Whidbey supports USL as they raise important issues and hone their leadership skills. They are our future! 

Meet Our Representative

Representative Clyde Shavers is hosting a town hall meeting this Sunday, November 16.
11:00 am, Whidbey Nordic Hall, 63 Jacobs Rd., Coupeville

He will provide an update on the 2026 legislative session and take questions from community members. Come make your voice heard!

What Do You Care About?
Speaking of making your voice heard, Indivisible Whidbey is working with Indivisible chapters across Washington to have an impact in the 2026 Legislative Session, to advance our priorities, and hold our elected officials accountable. 

You can have a voice by filling out the Washington Indivisible Network Legislative Priorities survey. This will help Indivisible leaders set priorities and push for what matters most when legislators convene in Olympia in January.

Mobilize Against ICE
As the actions by ICE become more and more outrageous, we must prepare for increased presence and militarization in our state and in our community. 

Sign up now for ICE Mobilization Alerts. 

We will stand together and be ready, including training on de-escalation and strategic non-cooperation, distributing whistle kits for community defense, and sharing information so individuals know their rights. 

Washington is our home. Let’s be ready if the current regime decides to make it a military target. 

Come Together!
Whatever your neighborhood, we have a community social for you!. Join us to meet your neighbors, discuss issues, and build community!

Invisible and SOS Whidbey are co-sponsoring a South Whidbey get-together to chat, connect, and strengthen ties. 

November 20, 6 pm-7:30 pm, Fellowship Hall, United Methodist Church, Langley

Sign up here.

Other opportunities:

Coupeville Community Social (4th Tuesday of every month)

Oak Harbor Community Social (1st Monday of every month)

All-island Membership Meeting, Saturday, January 24, 2026, Clinton Community Hall.

Got Storage?
Indivisible Whidbey is looking for a clean, dry place to store our “stuff,” including signs and banners for rallies, meeting supplies, and other items. We don’t need tons of space, but maybe 5x5 would be great. Can you help? Please email us!

Community is an act of resistance. Let’s keep coming together and making a difference!

In Solidarity,
Indivisible Whidbey Steering Committee