MISSION STATEMENT: To build and sustain an inclusive proactive community that will protect our environment, our freedoms and our basic human and civil rights. We are committed to an indivisible St. Johns County with liberty and justice for all.

Friday, February 23, 2018

Here's our Agenda for our 3/1/18 Indivisible St Johns meeting. Bring your questions and some friends!



March 1, 2018 General Meeting
Agenda

     Welcome
     Guest Speaker: Vicky Oakes, St. Johns County Supervisor of Elections, Electronic Security for the 2018 Elections
     Guest Speaker: Attorney Stephanie Scarborough, representing local family facing deportation
     Member Survey Results
     Update on local actions led by youth in reaction to Stoneman Douglas Tragedy
     WE NEED YOU! ISJ needs a few good folks to step up and help us with FUNDRAISING and MEDIA/PR.
     General Discussion (Time Permitting)







Thursday, February 22, 2018

Indivisible St Johns invites you to a great meeting 3/1/18 at the UU from 7-9PM

Hi everyone,

Despite the sadness and outrage of the last week over the shootings in Parkland, we're inspired and resolutely stand behind the thousands of high school students who have been brave and vocal in their many protests and events. If you missed CNN's special last night (2/21) try to catch it. Indivisible St Johns calls on all our legislators to start doing their jobs and the calls, emails, resistbots, letters and postcards are flooding their offices! Keep up the pressure and support common sense gun regulation.

We've got a great meeting Thursday night, 3/1 at the UU on A1A (2487 A1A S, St Augustine, FL 32080). An agenda will follow but we wanted to mention a few things:

Vicky Oakes, our great supervisor of elections, will address our concerns about electronic security for the 2018 elections.

We will hear from the attorney working with our local family facing deportation after their daughter graduates high school: http://digital.olivesoftware.com/Olive/ODN/StAugustineRecord/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=SAR%2F2018%2F01%2F23&entity=Ar00101&sk=453CF98E&mode=text

We'll talk about the results of our survey (do it if you haven't already! We all need your input and energy) and the future of Indivisible St Johns.

This will lead us into our discussion of plans forming to support, not lead, the students of our county in their activism for safety in our schools. This is where you are most important: telling your friends and neighbors to come out and show these students we have their backs.

We think this time is different and the best way to ensure that is to stand behind all the students in our county and across the nation. Be there with us.

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

WEARY of DAILY ACTIONS? Try this values oriented weekly checklist. Choose what issues you're passionate about.

We guarantee you'll feel better about your activism as you check out this list. It's like a buffet! Some days, you might want to fight for DACA, some days, it's the environment. The main thing is to do SOMETHING. This list is values based, positive, includes all links and talking points and back up news articles if you want to go deeper. A lot of love and work is put into this. Please check it out:

AMERICANS OF CONSCIENCE CHECKLIST:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uf4ITn08JyJ5lj8TWg6wQETWQ0R5WZwbZR0VT-BWJj8/mobilebasic

Monday, February 5, 2018

What happened at the February general meeting of Indivisible St Johns and what's going on for March!


INDIVISIBLE ST JOHNS RECHARGES AND GEARS UP FOR 2018
FEBRUARY 1, 2018


Recharging with Julie Wiesling

Andrea DeGeorge encourages carpooling to regular Rutherford and Rubio visits


Jonathan Andrew runs down the Progressive Legislative Analysis he's devised with a group of attorneys to vet legislation

Steering member Cameron Moyer discusses legal aspects of Mueller Investigation and the "memo"


From Nana Royer, Indivisible St Johns member and all round activist:



Recharge and Refocus" meeting tonight at the UU Fellowship with several new people in attendance. First speaker was Julie Wiesling, talking about self-care. Whatever is stressing you--first thing to do is Breathe! Joan McGinnis talked about our recent victories, Andrea Wood DeGeorge about our members of congress (MOC) visits, Attorney Cameron about Mueller Time, Debbie Willis on upcoming events, and Jonathan Andrew advised us on Legislative Tracking. Stay tuned for more info. First Thursday of each month there is to be a general meeting of Indivisible Johns so let's see your smiling face! And be sure to keep communicating with your legislators letting them know you exist, you have an opinion, and you vote! Our strength comes in spreading the good news of our humanitarian values!

Stay close for next month's meeting! It's time to get busy in the electoral space.