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Join your Barrington Area Neighbors in Protecting Our Democracy.
Sunday, October 12th - 1 pm to 3 pm
The Lodge at Citizen Park - 511 N Lake Zurich Rd
Get Ready for NO KINGS 2!
Before the big NO KINGS Rally on Oct 18, let’s come together to create, connect, and gear up for action! Here’s what’s happening:
Make your rally signs – all supplies provided
Craft bracelets – to wear & share
Design your own buttons – we’ll take care of the printing
Family-friendly fun – kids welcome!
Treats & drinks – because activism needs snacks!
Bring your energy, your creativity, and your voice. Let’s get ready
to stand united at NO KINGS 2
No Kings: Protest Safety, Know Your Rights and De-Escalation Training!
PRESENTED BY THE ACLU
Learn your rights before mobilizing and taking action to protect our communities.
NO Kings October 18
Location Change
Due to the overwhelming response, we've moved to a larger location! There will be plenty of parking available. You can still park in the parking garage next to North Park, or there will be street parking available around Recreation Park.
NO KINGS started in the streets, carried on posters and in chants, and now it unites people everywhere. Our movement is rising—louder, stronger, unstoppable.
Be part of it.
Join the movement as Indivisible Barrington and several other local organizations come together to rally in Arlington Heights!
ORGANIZERS: Indivisible Elk Grove Township, Elk Grove Township Democrats, Barrington Democrats, Barrington Indivisible, Greater Area Palatine Democrats, Wheeling Democrats, Maine Township Democrats, Indivisible Des Plaines, NWSOFA, The Democratic Party of DuPage County, Indivisible Skokie, Morton Grove, Lincolnwood, Indivisible Naperville
October Town Hall - Legislative
October Town Hall - Legislative
Framework Review
Framework Review
Date: Monday, October 20, | 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Barrington Area Library
What kind of a country do we want to live in--and what are we willing to fight for?
Come to Indivisible Barrington's Town Hall and play a part in answering those questions. Over the summer, the Legislative & Candidates Committee researched and wrote policy outlines on a range of critical issues now facing the U.S. The topics include Defending Democracy, Civil Rights and Liberties, Economic Security and Affordability, Health Care, Immigration, Environment, Electoral Reform, Gun Control, and Education. We’ll use these policy positions to push for legislative reform, screen candidates for office, and direct our political actions.
At the Town Hall, we’ll present an overview of this work and encourage you to discuss, comment, and offer suggestions. Through this organic, grassroots effort, we can lay the groundwork for meaningful change and a better America.
The Barrington Area Library provides Meeting Room space as a community service. The Barrington Area Library neither sponsors nor endorses this event nor the presenting individuals or organizations.
Truth Brigade
Truth Brigade
Date: Tuesday, October 21 | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location: Barrington Area Library
Tired of disinformation? Indivisible has a national program called the Truth Brigade, which works to disrupt the spread of disinformation and misinformation - online and in our communities. Attend a meeting to learn about this approach that encourages critical thinking, reduces reactive sharing, and fosters long-term resilience against propaganda.
The Barrington Area Library provides Meeting Room space as a community service. The Barrington Area Library neither sponsors nor endorses this event nor the presenting individuals or organizations.
Wednesday, October 22 | 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Barrington Area Library - Zimmerman Room
This month's Spark Discussion will center around the ideas presented in Sharon McMahon's book, The Small and the Mighty: Twelve Unsung Americans Who Changed the Course of History, from the Founding to the Civil Rights Movement.
This work considers and celebrates what it takes to be an agent of change. History is not only made by the heroes we know. The course of our country’s history is often changed by unknown but courageous, persistent, and diverse citizens who have the courage and drive to go beyond and achieve a just end. If you don’t have time to read the whole book, pick a story or two.
The Barrington Area Library provides Meeting Room space as a community service. The Barrington Area Library neither sponsors nor endorses this event nor the presenting individuals or organizations.
Keep calling your congresspeople! Don't assume they will vote the way you think they will—call and make sure!
Reach out to your elected officials and express your feelings about the current situation! Pick an issue and call using one of the following:
5 Calls App - Includes Scripts
weekday mornings @ 9 am.
weekday mornings @ 9 am.
Here is a direct link to the Zoom Invite - Select the 9 am option.
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