​​SUGGESTED ACTIONS
 

1. Activate American Postcard Campaign -  New accountability postcard campaigns! Ask voters to call their representatives. NOTE: Activate America provides scripts, instructions and lists of names and addresses; our amazing volunteers provide their own postcards, stamps, ink and time. Thank you so much!
    

2. Download the app ClimateActionNow to take 5 actions in 5 minutes each day
    

3. Every Thursday at noon PDT  join Indivisible co-founders Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg as they help wade through the week’s news, answer your questions, and provide timely calls to action.    Register at Indivisible.org and scroll down to “What’s the Plan”, Join Our Weekly Chat.
    

4. If you see ICE activities, contact, si ves a la migra, Reportala: Alameda County ACILEP (510) 241-4011
   
   “Know Your Rights” - An attack on immigrants is an attack on all of us. You can print your own “Know Your Rights” cards or order them by going to the National Immigration Law Center. They are for citizens and non-citizens alike.”  
    

5. Need legal help because you are an activist - contact the San Francisco National Lawyers Guild:
   
   The National Lawyers Guild – SF Bay Area Chapter can provide the following types of Legal Support - 
   - Legal briefing before an action to inform planning
   - Legal observing during an action to document law enforcement (including any collaboration with fascists or other right wing forces)
   - Legal hotline support during an action to report arrests and until arrestees are out of custody
   - Legal support post-action, including tracking arrestees through the legal system and recruiting pro bono or low cost lawyers for representation and/or coordinating with public defenders and appointed counsel
   - Connection with bail support through the Anti-Repression Committee and other bail funds
   - General legal education, training and briefing
    

6. Check out Project Mail Storm - the power of paper mail as a protest tool. By ShabbyCreekCottage
    

7. Call your representatives to thank them!
    

8. Whitehouse FOIA requests - The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a federal law that gives every person the legal right to request access to records from any federal agency. It’s one of the most powerful tools available to the public - especially in times of rising authoritarianism and government secrecy. FOIA allows us to ask direct questions and demand documentation about how decisions are made, who’s influencing policy, and what’s happening behind the scenes. Each mailed grievance: ✅ Is logged into public record ✅ Forces a review ✅ Becomes part of mass pressure This isn’t a petition. It’s a legal demand for accountability.
    

9. Check out: Bay Area Resistance - bayarearesistance.org - for actions, training and building local Action Pods that cover the Bay Area and the Silicon Valley.
    

10. Check in: Indivisible-Fremont.org;  @indivisiblefremont.bsky.social; On Facebook - Local Action Group Fremont; Fremontindivisible@gmail.com