Join the local Indivisible movement!
Indivisible Tri-Valley was founded in December 2024 as a sister chapter of Livermore Indivisible in the Tri-Valley, is based in Pleasanton, and organizes in Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, San Ramon and unincorporated area in Alameda and Contra Costa County.
We are a grassroots volunteer group with a mission to use our local constituent power to advance an agenda that delivers for all, by electing progressive leaders, rebuilding our democracy, and dismantling the authoritarian agenda at every level of government. We are one of many local groups of National Indivisible: indivisible.org. We welcome all our neighbors, new and experienced, and young and old.
On October 18, 2025 7 millions showed up over 2,700 event all over the globe. We gathered on October 18, 2025 for a nationwide day of peaceful nonviolent action to say "NO KINGS".
No Kings Tri-Valley:
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 1:30-3:30pm
Amador Valley Community Park (Pleasanton)
Please sign up and visit our page for details.
A core principle behind all Indivisible 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 our event. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to the event.
We want No Kings to be massive, loud, boisterous, joyful and safe for everyone. That’s why we’ve put together a series of trainings for YOU on how to have conversations about No Kings and how to protest safely. Please join us for these trainings so that you are ready and prepared for No Kings day.
Indivisible Tri-Valley Protester Safety Trainings
March 15 (Sun) from 1:30-2:30 pm PT
March 18 (Wed) from 7-8 pm PT
March 21 (Sat) from 9-10 am PT
National Trainings
March 18 from 5-6 pm PT: Know Your Rights: Protest Rights and Safety Practices (for all No Kings Attendees)
March 23 from 3-4 pm PT: Know Your Rights: Protest Rights and Safety Practices (for all No Kings Attendees)
March 23 from 5-6 pm PT: Conozca sus derechos: Derechos de protesta y prácticas de seguridad (para todos los participantes)
March 25 from 5-6 pm PT: People Power: How to have conversations about No Kings that move people
Renee Good, 37, was shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer during a massive federal immigration raid that flooded Minneapolis with more than 2,000 agents. Renee was only blocks away from the home she shared with her wife and her six-year-old child when she was tragically shot.
Hundreds gathered to mourn Renee Good’s life, to speak the truth, and to demand accountability for state violence on Jan 8 in Pleasanton, and to hold ICE and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) accountable on Jan 10 in Dublin. Thank you organizers, peacekeepers and attendees! Visit #ICEOUtForGood page, and the Media page for photos, TV coverages and more!
Renee was not the first nor the last unless we demand our representatives to stop the unlawful conducts of ICE and DHS. It was proven to be true with Alex Pretti's murder. We are not safe if ICE is in our communities. We want #ICEOutForGood.
Please keep making calls to our senators. Then Email them too! The congress has power to hold the regime accountable, and control funding. Learn How to Rein in ICE-Now.
31 people died in ICE custody in 2025 and counting. Additionally ten people were shot by ICE. Say their names.
We must demand our senators refuse to give ICE and Border Patrol one more penny of taxpayer money or vote for any funding bill that doesn’t get these thugs the &$*# out of our cities.
Elon Musk is out of DOGE, but our fight is far from over! Boycotting business is not a short term deal. We have to keep boycotting Tesla when we purchase electric vehicles, and divest from Tesla.
Tesla sales came down, Avelo Airlines stopped ICE deportation flights, and Spotify stopped ICE ads. We, consumers, have power and organizing works!
Stand with us on Saturdays noon to 1:30pm at Peace Corner Dublin! Please RSVP to receive updates and instructions on safety and messaging. Bring food donations+ for Tri-Valley Haven Food Pantry. Check their wish list.
Overpass messages are seen by over 10,000 vehicles during commute hours.
We meet on Wednesdays at 2:45 pm. Sign up one of the events and join the team in making creative messages that reflects political environment and calling for actions!
We need YOU to start new locations, and add more times.
When businesses in our community take steps to stand up against ICE, our immigrant neighbors are safer. It lets ICE know that we won’t allow them to continue their lawless raids. And it sends the message to everyone in our community that there is solidarity in resisting Trump’s authoritarian overreach.
The Signs of Solidarity campaign was developed in consultation with experts at the National Immigration Law Center and United We Dream.
Please join our local business canvassing on Tuesdays at 1:30 pm. Please RSVP.
A huge shout out and thank you - the ITV virtual food drive with the Alameda County Community Food Bank (ACCFB) raised $7,334 and as a result, ACCFB was able to provide an estimated 14,668 meals to children, adults, and seniors throughout Alameda County during the holiday season. Here's the thank you letter from ACCFB - great job and thanks again!
Please continue to support ACCFB and beyond!
On Sunday, February 8, Brian Copeland came to Livermore and performed his acclaimed show "Great American Sh*t Show." The show was funny and sad at the same time. He shared his life, experiencing racism growing up and today as a Black man. We laughed with our like minded friends, and yet it raised the big question, how can we come out better than before?
On Feb 27, our Climate Justice Workgroup tabled at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour, co-hosted by Tri Valley Conservancy and Tri Valley Air Quality Climate Alliance.
It was great to come together with so many people in the community who are passionate about the environment, and watch inspiring films about our natural world and tackling climate change.
Thank you to our volunteers who tabled and to Malana and Greta for speaking on the panel about Make Polluters Pay and individual actions we can take to combat like Meatless Mondays and connecting with our local communities.
We still have size XL. Suggested donation $20. Please email kyokot@indivisibletrivalley.org.
A huge thank you to FASTSIGNS Dublin. Owner Tony Esparza and designer Ben Crawford helped to create our No Kings banner for our October 18 event.
When we asked them to update the sign for our continued use at ITV, Tony responded with, “We’d like to support your work and make the changes you’ve requested at no cost to your organization.”
This is a business we want to support: 7660 Amador Valley Blvd / 925-828-4828. Thank you, Tony!