Savannah Indivisible

Something big is coming this September. 🌊

Join Savannah Indivisible for Turn the Tide, an evening of community, connection, and action in support of the work ahead.

We’ll gather at The Sentient Bean for an evening featuring hors d’oeuvres, beer and wine, live music, and a curated silent auction - all while raising critical funds to support Savannah Indivisible’s ongoing work to organize, mobilize, and advocate in our community.

This work takes all of us.

And this is a chance to come together, enjoy a great evening, and help build the resources we need to keep showing up and fighting for progressive change in Savannah.

📅 Thursday, September 10
⏰ 7:00 - 9:00 PM
📍 The Sentient Bean

🎟️ EARLY BIRD PRICING ENDS JULY 20!

That’s just one week away. Get your tickets now, invite your friends, and join us as we Turn the Tide together.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/savannah-indivisible-turn-the-tide-tickets-1993631252744

Democracy is hard work. Community makes it sustainable.

Join us for our first Thirsty Thursdays: Resist + Refresh on July 16! 🍻

This monthly happy hour is a chance to take a break from the headlines, connect with like-minded neighbors, and build the relationships that keep our movement strong.

No agenda. No speeches. Just good conversation, great company, and a chance to refresh, recharge, and reconnect for the work ahead.

Whether you’ve been organizing for years or you’re looking for a way to get involved, you’re welcome here. Bring a friend and come meet your community!

📅 Thursday, July 16
⏰ 5:00 PM — Whenever
📍 Colleagues & Lovers, 4523 Habersham St.

We’ll see you there!

The midterms won’t win themselves.

For the rest of this year, Savannah Indivisible is focused on one thing: activating voters and building the power we need to win in November.

On Saturday, August 8, we’re bringing people together to share the plan - and show you exactly where you can fit into it.

We’ll talk events. Press. Street visibility. Social media. Voter activation. And the many ways people with different skills, schedules, and comfort levels can help.

You don’t have to do everything.

But we need everyone doing SOMETHING.

Join us at Front Porch Improv from 1:00 to 3:00 PM to hear the plan, meet the people doing the work, and find your place in the fight ahead.

RSVP recommended. And if you know someone who’s been asking, “What can I actually do?” bring them with you. RSVP here: https://www.mobilize.us/savannahindivisible/event/981178/

It’s time to start the blue wave. 🌊

When ICE activity increases in a community, knowing you want to help is only the beginning.

Knowing how to respond safely, strategically, and in alignment with immigrant-led organizations matters.

TOMORROW, Indivisible is hosting the first call in its Immigrant Justice Summer training series. This one-hour virtual training will offer a concrete three-step blueprint for organizing a local, immigrant-aligned response.

You’ll learn how to connect with immigrant-led organizations, determine your role in the response, and grow a network of neighbors ready to act.

No prior immigrant defense organizing experience is required.

📅 Tomorrow, Thursday, July 9
⏰ 8:00 - 9:00 PM ET
💻 Virtual - join from anywhere

This is a chance to move from concern to informed, organized action.

Sign up through the link in our bio.

A small act of kindness can make someone's first day of freedom a little easier.

We're helping spread the word about this important effort from Migrant Equity Southeast.

Tomorrow, MESE will be collecting donated items and assembling care packages for people being released from ICE detention in Folkston. Many leave with little more than the clothes they're wearing.

📍 White Whale
📅 Saturday, June 27
🕚 11:00 AM
📍 1207 Bull St., Savannah

Needed items:
👜 Cloth bags or totes
🪥 Toothbrushes
🧴 Deodorant, shampoo, and body soap
🧽 Body scrubbers
🧦 Socks and towels
👕 Men's clothing and underwear (all sizes)

You can bring donations, stay to help pack bags, or simply share this post. Every item and every act of support helps someone begin their journey home with dignity.

The event will wrap up in time for anyone planning to attend the Ossoff rally afterward.

Juneteenth reminds us that freedom has never been automatic. It has always been demanded, defended, and expanded by people willing to fight for it.

On June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued, enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were free. That delay is a powerful reminder that rights on paper mean little without action, accountability, and people willing to stand up for justice.

Today, we honor the resilience, courage, and contributions of Black Americans whose fight for freedom continues to shape our nation.

As we celebrate Juneteenth, we also recommit ourselves to the work of building a democracy where freedom, equality, and justice belong to everyone.

Happy Juneteenth.

PEOPLE POWER DELIVERS.

Congratulations to Amanda Hollowell and Josh McLaurin on their runoff victories and Democratic nominations.

These campaigns were powered by volunteers, organizers, voters, and community members who refused to sit this election out. Every postcard written, every door knocked, every phone call made, and every vote cast helped make this possible.

We're proud to have endorsed both candidates and grateful to everyone who showed up to make their voices heard.

Today we celebrate. Tomorrow we keep organizing.

Thank you, Savannah.

ICYMI: At Saturday's group meeting, we shared our sample ballot for tomorrow's runoff election.

We always encourage voters to do their own research and support the candidates who best reflect their values. That said, one of the questions we hear most often is, "Who are you voting for?" So we're sharing our picks.

🚨 TOMORROW, JUNE 16, IS ELECTION DAY - AND THE LAST DAY TO VOTE. 🚨

Go to the polls prepared. Print your sample ballot or write down your choices before you arrive. Phones are not permitted while voting. 📵

Runoff elections are often decided by a surprisingly small number of votes. That means your vote carries even more weight than usual. If you've been meaning to vote, don't wait. If you've already voted, remind your friends, family, and neighbors to do the same.

Every election shapes the future of our community. This one is no exception.

Let's finish strong.