Indivisible Redmond, OR

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Indivisible Redmond is a chapter of the national Indivisible organization located in Redmond, Oregon. You can find more info. on our website https://www.indivisibleredmond.org/home.

An advocacy GIF titled 'Messaging Storm' promoting a coordinated call-in day on Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Set against a soft pink-to-yellow gradient background, the GIF rotates thru several frames: an opening title card with a storm cloud graphic, the U.S. Capitol Switchboard number (202) 224-3121, & cartoon children holding a sign reading 'Support HealthCare for Kids up to age 26'; an informational frame about Senator Andy Kim's MediKids Act (S. 5037) providing comprehensive healthcare & mental health coverage for children up to age 26 regardless of immigration status or income; an action frame urging viewers to tell Senators to support the bill, featuring a silhouette of an adult holding an infant and a gif of a smiling young girl; a sample call script with fill-in-the-blank fields for constituents; & a closing frame explaining why calling Congress matters, decorated with a cartoon frog, diverse children holding hands, and the phrase 'Call. Share. Resist. Together we hold power.'
A flyer with a yellow safety vest as the background. Dark red text at the top reads "INTERESTED IN KEEPING LOCAL PROTESTS AND EVENTS SAFE AND POWERFUL?" A circular "50501 Central Oregon" badge appears in the top right corner. Bold dark red text reads "JOIN US FOR DE-ESCALATOR TRAINING." Two blue banners state "Learn techniques in de-escalation (DE) and safety awareness" and "Practice methods to stay grounded." Large dark red text reads "SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 2-5:30PM." A blue banner at the bottom reads "Have questions? Ready to RSVP? Email us at centraloregondeescalation@gmail.com."
A graphic with a rocky landscape photo at the top and bold red text reading "EMERGENCY SUPPLY DRIVE FOR WARM SPRINGS." Below, a yellow speech bubble reads "Current Drop Off Locations:" followed by a white panel listing multiple drop-off sites: Gresham Area: Representative Ricki Ruiz district office, 135 NW 1st St, Mon–Thu 10am–2pm. N PDX: Green Anchors, 8840 N Bradford St. NE PDX: Bison Coffee House; Parcera Vintage, 1428 NE Broadway; Javelina Indigenous Dining, 4636 NE 42nd Ave. SE PDX: Hey Doc Clinic, 1221 SE Madison St; Native Arts + Cultures Foundation, 800 SE 10th Ave; Wool for the People Mill, SE Portland 9th & Main. Bend Area: Wonderland Chicken Co, 806 NW Brooks St. Redmond Area: Pangaea Guild Hall, 652 SW 6th St. Area: Pangaea Guild Hall, 652 SW 6th St.
A close-up of a handmade poster reading "ICE OUT" in large blue letters. Below are two memorial cards both labeled "KILLED BY ICE." The left honors Lorenzo Salgado Araujo (1974–07.07.2026); the right honors Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero (2000–07.13.2026). Small candles and markers are arranged on the table below.
A 51-second activist video opens with an emergency supply drive flyer for Warm Springs, followed by bold text stating 'In 100 days, I'm voting to stop government funded violence and murder.' The scene shifts to a beach where an American flag lies in the sand with 'Don't Look Away!' and 'ICE is Evil' written around it. The video switches to trump signing a document with text overlaid that reads, "with one signature, the president just made it easier to harm and kill species that are on the brink of extinction." It then shifts to saying, 'This is who is now at risk...' appearing over images of endangered animals including a Florida manatee, Monarch butterfly, alligator snapping turtle, California spotted owl, and others. The video concludes with text urging viewers to fight this and take action, followed by a message about white Americans in Minneapolis putting Mexican flags on their cars so ICE agents waste time pulling them over, calling it 'ICE fishing.'
A ~15 second gif showing a "Messaging Storm" flyer with a storm cloud, yellow megaphone, Lady Justice silhouette, U.S. Capitol Switchboard number, 5calls.org instructions, & a QR code. The next image says "Oppose Todd Blanche Confirmation: (Senate)" header with a red X crossing out his name. A paragraph about his Attorney General confirmation concerns, conflict of interest, & the Epstein Files. @ the bottom right, a small GIF of a woman wagging her finger with "NO NO NO" text. It shifts to text telling viewers 2 tell their Senators 2 oppose Todd Blanche as Attorney General, with additional guidance 4 contacting House members 2 relay constituent opposition. Next is a "Senator Call Script" header with a script template explaining why Blanche is unfit. A red arrow points to voicemail instructions asking callers 2 leave their full street address so the call gets tallied. The last frame details why calling Congress is important while showing diversity and a cute, animated frog.
A political activism reel compiled from social media posts. It opens with a vigil poster for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero. This is followed by a chalk quote on pavement attributed to John Lewis: "Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem the soul of America." Next, a woman stands on a rocky mountaintop holding a large American flag. A text slide then compares ICE's $45,000 signing bonus and $100,000 starting salary to a veteran teacher's $55,000 salary, arguing education has been intentionally defunded to suppress an informed public. The reel closes with a preview of the documentary "ICE AIR," showing footage from an airport tarmac: people boarding a plane, individuals in tactical gear, a handcuffed person, and planes taking off — framed as exposing ICE deportation flight operations.
A ~29-second Instagram Reel displayed on a black smartphone screen, overlaid with cartoon illustrations — a pink character in the top right covering its mouth as if about to vomit, with the word "eww" to the left of its head, and a cartoon woman lying in bed at the bottom with lines emanating from her stomach area indicating gastrointestinal illness. Both characters suggest sickness related to the video's subject matter. The reel is from the account @women_inamerica and is titled "WOMEN IN AMERICA." It warns viewers who are avoiding Taylor Farms to be aware of 9 other brands that are Taylor Farms products sold under different names. The post scrolls through 5 slides listing brands including 365 by Whole Foods, Earthbound Farm, Organics at Safeway, and Greenwise by Publix. The final slide concludes with "Stay safe!" and the comment: "And that kids, is why monopolies are SHIT. 💩 Pun intended 🤑."
A political activism reel compiled from social media posts. It opens with text urging viewers to believe Republican warnings about not losing elections, alongside the "Voting Is Punk" logo and the Voices of Florida Fund badge. Subsequent slides feature messages about resisting voter apathy, encouraging women to register and vote in the midterms, and questioning whether Americans are too complacent to stop authoritarianism. One post highlights the death of a 28-year-old father during an ICE encounter, with an "Abolish ICE" overlay. Another shows lawyers marching in a line to become poll workers to protect democracy. The reel closes with footage of a hiker on a mountain trail, overlaid with the message: "'I don't do politics' is a privilege — it's neutrality that protects power and falsely believing it won't eventually reach you."
A black background graphic featuring two men's photos inside a circular frame decorated with colorful flowers in pink, blue, red, and yellow, and accented with gold art nouveau-style lines. The man on the left is wearing a light pink polo shirt and smiling warmly; the man on the right is wearing a dark hoodie and has a bright smile. Gold text over the photos reads "VIGIL FOR LORENZO SALGADO ARAUJO AND JOAN SEBASTIÁN GUERRERO." Below in white text: "July 25, 7:00 pm–8:00 pm / 732 SW 6th Street, Redmond." At the bottom in small white text: "INDIVISIBLE REDMOND · 50501 CENTRAL OREGON."
A 15 second gif describing an action viewers can take by calling their members of Congress. They're encouraged to urge them to vote no on any reconciliation bill that includes money to incentivize states to change their voting laws before the midterm elections or fund trump's illegal war in Iran.
animated advocacy video with a dark background and colorful text and graphic overlays. It opens with a "Messaging Storm" title card featuring a storm cloud and lightning, followed by details about a July 15, 2026 call-to-action day. The video presents arguments opposing Todd Blanche's Senate confirmation, interspersed with images of political figures, the Capitol building, cartoon characters with pitchforks, and symbols like Lady Justice and the Department of Justice seal. Later sections display a "Senator Call Script" with placeholder text for callers, accompanied by graphics of Lady Justice and a purple character with a megaphone. The video explains why calling Congress matters, showing animated phone icons, diverse figures, and a green frog character. It concludes with a "Call. Share. Resist." message and the "Redmond Indivisible" logo.
A short video advertising the documentary "Ask E. Jean. It opens with white text on a black background of the words being spoken. It then cuts to a scene of E. Jean Carrol being questioned about what she was wearing during her assault, her frustration and confusion about the questions clearly visible. When the audio stops, white text appears on a black screen again that reads: Ask E. Jean; One Night Only; Buy Tickets Now.
Flyer from the League of Women Voters of Deschutes County. Heading reads: "WHAT IS RANKED CHOICE VOTING?" Body text: "Come hear national expert Rob Richie, co-founder of Fair Vote, explain how RCV works. Ask all your questions and learn the ins and outs of this voting tool." A photo of Rob Richie, a smiling middle-aged man wearing glasses and a blue shirt, appears alongside the text. Event details: Monday, July 13, 2026, 5:30–7:00 PM. Location: Community Room 2, Central Library, East Bend, 61956 SE Santorini Street. The flyer features colorful bar chart graphics and a star icon in pink, yellow, and green. LWV logo appears at the top.
Text reads "This week on... MESSAGING STORM" with lightning, followed by "ATTENTION: All Day Action, A coordinated call 2 our Elected Officials." Speech bubbles show words including "action is the antidote 2 oppression" & "It only takes 10 minutes!" A blue box presents this week's message: Oppose the SAVE Act. Moving cartoon characters, a Statue of Liberty with a crying emoji, a "FILIBUSTER" graphic with a red "no" symbol, & a Capitol building pic r shown 2. The action segment urges viewers 2 call elected officials & oppose the SAVE Act & any bill undermining voter rights. A purple shark with a megaphone delivers the call script, with a yellow banner noting: "If leaving voicemail, include your full street address." The closing section highlights y calling Congress matters, featuring diverse raised fists and interlocked hands with messages of solidarity. Song, sounds, & animations provided by Microsoft Clipchamp. Closes with the Redmond Indivisible logo & "Join the Resistance."
An animated ad for a civic action event. On a black background, chibi-style animated characters appear next to text that types out: "Are you worried for the country? Do you feel like you can't do anything about it?" A second character slumps 2 the ground. Text then reads: "The good news is that you CAN," with a cheerful dog character & the American flag. On a dark purple background, bold blue text announces "JULY 18TH" followed by a list building line by line: "March, Protest, Teach-in," with small animated figures and the message "WE ARE THE SOLUTION." Text invites viewers 2 "Join us that day and let's keep GOOD TROUBLE alive!" A black&white photo of John Lewis appears alongside the quote: "FREEDOM IS NOT A STATE; IT IS AN ACT- JOHN LEWIS." A red arrow and text prompt viewers to "Sign up using the link above!" The video closes with a glitch-effect graphic reading "Join the Resistance! REDMOND INDIVISIBLE." Credits: Songs, sounds, and animations provided by Microsoft Clipchamp.
Yellow text on a black background that reads, "Texas is officially the first state in the nation to mandate Bible study. I don't know who needs to hear this, but red states are closer to Sharia law then Zoran Mamdani's New York." Above the text is a split image showing someone leafing through a Bible on the left and a portrait of Zoran Mamdani on the right. Underneath the words is the logo for Really American Media.
Opens on black with animated handwritten text: "This week on..." transitioning to a dark, stormy poster featuring the U.S. Capitol. Bold red banner reads "MESSAGING Storm." Animated speech bubbles (teal, pink, green) pop onto screen. Contact info appears: U.S. Capitol Switchboard (202) 224-3121, 5calls.org, and a QR code. A USPS mail truck animates across the frame. Red banner: "Oppose USPS Rule Change Threatening Vote-by-Mail," with an info card explaining the proposed rule. Small cartoon characters animate in throughout, including a smiling woman, Eric Cartman, a judge with a gavel, and a surprised Donald Trump. Action section shows a stormy mailbox with the call-to-action to contact Congress. A call script slide follows, with a purple megaphone character. Closing section features fireworks, diverse cartoon figures, and "BETTER TOGETHER." Credits: Song, sounds, and animations provided by Microsoft Clipchamp. Final card: "Join the Resistance" with the Redmond Indivisible logo.
A large group of protesters standing outdoors on a sunny day, gathered on a paved plaza with trees and a stone wall in the background. A bold black and white banner across the top reads "Signs of Fascism." Protesters hold numerous black signs with white and yellow text, each pairing a specific action with the phrase "THIS IS FASCISM," including: "Pardoning Criminal Loyalists," "Denying Reality With Constant Lies," "Erasing and Faking Government Data," "Waging Illegal Wars," "Using Military on Civilians," "Controlling Media," "Rejecting Election Results," "Suppressing the Vote," "Normalizing Political Violence," "Labeling Minorities as Enemies," "Using Fear to Gain Power," "Using Secret Police," "Shooting Peaceful Protesters," "Appointing Incompetent Loyalists," "Controlling Education," "Normalizing Corruption," "Rewriting History," "Ignoring Due Process," and "Accusing Others of Your Crimes." One central sign simply reads "Signs of Fascism." Another reads "Replacing Science With Ideology. This is Fascism." Two more signs read "Our Grandparents Fought Fascism. Will You?" and "Join Us." A dog on a leash stands among the crowd, and two people in inflatable costumes are visible on the far right and left edges of the photo.
White text over a colored illustration of the United States flag that reads, "racism is so American that when you protest it people think you are protesting America." At the bottom the artist is credited: "illustrated by @therapywithmaggieLPC"
A selfie of a man with glasses sitting in a brownish office chair and leaning his chin against his right hand, a look of concern on his face. Words overlaid onto the photo say, "Pete Hegseth removed Colin Powell's name from a list of notable Americans buried at Arlington Cemetery. Hegseth also removed the names of every person of color and every woman on the same list. Only white men were left in place."
A graphic featuring a photo at the top of trump and Mike Johnson shaking hands at a podium, with a blue backdrop reading "CONGRESS" partially visible. Below the photo, bold yellow text on a black background reads: "The Insurance industry is now denying necessary medical treatment for the elderly at record rates to try and make more money. They know that the Trump administration won't hold them accountable. This is what happens when your government is captured by corporations." At the bottom, a circular "USDS" logo appears next to a yellow banner reading "U.S. DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS."
A dramatic, dark portrait-style photo of Barack Obama against a solid black background. He is looking upward and to the right with a composed, thoughtful expression. He is wearing a dark suit jacket, white dress shirt, a vibrant blue tie, and a small American flag pin on his lapel. The lighting illuminates the left side of his face. The name "Barack Obama" is displayed in elegant white serif text on the right side of the image.
Former President Barack Obama stands at a wooden podium bearing the Presidential seal in what appears to be the White House Press Briefing Room. He is smiling warmly and waving with his right hand raised. He is wearing a dark navy suit, a light blue dress shirt, and a blue striped tie with a small American flag pin on his lapel. An American flag is visible to his left, and the iconic blue White House backdrop with the words "WHITE HOUSE" is visible behind him.
A close up photo of Obama in front the American flag. He's looking off to the left with a slight sideways smile and his right hand raised and positioned behind his head.
A stylized graphic of Obama's head on a white background. Overlaid on his face is the image for change used during Obama's presidency and underneath it is a black rectangle with the words "National Obama day" and "June 14th 2026" with every letter being white except for June 14.
An image of Barrack Obama on the right smiling with the words "thanks Obama" on the left. The background consists of a triangular pattern alternating blue and dark blue stemming from the center.
A ~1-minute political limerick video with a vintage aesthetic. It opens with an animated parchment scene — a quill, inkwell, and scroll on a dimly lit wooden surface — as the title "Limerick Examples" types out. The video then displays a white sign framed by decorative yellow borders, cycling through original limericks on topics including Economic & Labor Rights, Environmental Action, Civic Engagement & Housing, and Basic Health & Care. The featured limerick reads: "Anxiety hangs like a pall / Round the world as it grips one and all / Other nations ask why / We'd vote for THAT guy / I hear Canada's building a wall." The parchment returns with the prompt "What can you come up with?" inviting viewer participation. The video closes on a black screen crediting the music: Song: Tom Scarlett © 1998, Harmonia Mundi USA, followed by "Join The Resistance!" and the Redmond Indivisible logo.
White text on a black background. At the top is the word "BREAKING" with a red background. Underneath it reads, "we really not gonna have anything left at this point. Piece by piece, they're tearig up land that should be protected. The trump administration is opening up land for oil and gas drilling in or around: the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Joshua Tree National Park, Arches National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Denali National Park." A few spaces underneath the last mentioned park is a little stick figure looking drawing followed by the letters "NNERGIZER." At the bottom of the image are the Instagram handles @innergizer, @the_reel_report, @iamjonnamariah, and @50501movement.
A ~26-second political ad by the conservative group "Home of the Brave," shared by NowThis Impact, targeting Trump's tariff-related price increases. A cartoonish animated Trump character with orange skin and a blonde wig bounces through everyday consumer settings, parodying the classic Walmart "smiley face slashing prices" ads — but here prices rise instead of fall. He floats outside a "USA Mart" store, then moves through the aisles as prices visibly jump: steak goes from $18.39 to $27.95, a bathing suit from $19.97 to $29.25 (a young girl reacts by crying), gas prices spike from around $3.29 to $5.56 for regular, and store items like bikes ($98→$189), coolers ($34.88→$52.99), and grills ($297→$425.99) all surge. The Trump character eventually spins away and disappears. The ad closes with the text "LEARN MORE AT: StickerShockSummer.org."
An informational graphic showing the proximity of 2026 FIFA World Cup stadiums in the United States to nearby immigration detention centers, which the graphic labels as concentration camps. The Atlanta Mercedes-Benz Stadium is used as a focal point, with distances to three nearby detention facilities noted. The bottom of the image shows different Instagram handles which are tagged in the post itself.
A ~1.5-minute outdoor advocacy video filmed in an urban park on a cloudy day. It opens with a close-up of a distressed newspaper clipping headlined "THE LARGEST COVER UP IN HISTORY," referencing the Epstein Files. Text overlays appear sequentially: a red "NIPPLE GATE!" square, a black bar reading "PLEASE SHARE FOR AWARENESS," and a white overlay with the news headline "Inside the White House Freakout Over the Epstein Files." A man in a white polo shirt and backpack then speaks directly to camera while holding a small microphone, gesturing throughout. The video ends on a black screen with handwritten white text reading "trump needs to be held accountable," "#ReleaseTheFiles," and "Join The Resistance," alongside the Redmond Indivisible logo.
A white rectangular flyer with a bold black heading at the top that reads: "Don't forget all the great events going on this weekend!" Below the heading, the flyer is divided into two main sections side by side: Left column — A teal/dark blue box titled "Weekly Protests in Central Oregon" in bold white text on a blue header bar. The box lists protest locations and times in white text on a teal background: Redmond – Saturdays: 9:30–10:30 am at Freedom Hub, 732 SW 6th and Highland Bend – Tuesdays: 4:30 pm at 3rd and Greenwood; Saturdays: 2:30–3:30 pm at Peace Corner, 1077 NW Wall St. Sisters – Saturdays: 9:00–10:00 am at Wild Stallion, Corner of Cascade and Larch Right column — Two stacked boxes with dashed borders: Top box: Features the Indivisible Redmond logo — a megaphone graphic alongside a colorful grid logo and a yellow starburst reading "RSVP NOW!" To the right, black text announces a Chapter Meeting on Sunday, June 14, 1 pm–3 pm at High Desert Music Hall, 818 SW Forest Ave. Contact: resist@indivisibleredmond.org Bottom box: Bold black text reads "REDMOND SUMMER BBQ" with the description: "We will have our first summer BBQ on Sunday, June 14, 4 pm–6 pm. American Legion Park." To the right is the Democratic Party of Oregon logo — an outline of the state of Oregon filled with rainbow Pride flag colors (red, orange, yellow, green, and blue), with a black and brown stripe at the top.
White text on a pastel rainbow colored background. The words "friendly reminder" with a purple background sit above two paragraphs that say, "50 countries have stronger democracies now than the United States-including Israel, Sri Lanka, and Slovakia. We just experienced the largest single-year democratic collapse of any country in history." At the bottom of the image it says "@FriendsofUSAID."
This action video from Redmond Indivisible announces a Messaging Storm for Wednesday, June 10, 2026 — an all-day coordinated call campaign to elected officials. The opening slide features the "Messaging Storm" title against a backdrop of prison bars and lightning, with the U.S. Capitol Switchboard number (202) 224-3121, the resource site 5calls.org, and a QR code linking to IBBMD.org/5calls. This week covers two national messages: oppose the Senate confirmation of Todd Blanche, and oppose the House budget reconciliation bill. Separate call scripts are provided for senators and representatives — including tailored language depending on whether your rep is Republican or Democrat — backed by imagery of Lady Justice and barbed wire. A closing slide explains why phone calls to Congress matter most, with bullet points on collective impact, accompanied by an illustration of diverse community members standing together. Music: "Aftershocks" Join the Resistance — Redmond Indivisible
Black text on a white background that reads, "we will never heal in an economy built solely on exploitation. Healing begins the moment we remember the land, the plants, the insects and animals were never resources. They are relatives." In the bottom left corner there is a stylized drawing of a tree with leaves shaped into a heart and the handle "@avellinofarms" underneath.
A photo of an American flag that has been painted over with bold black hand-lettered text reading "INDIGENOUS RESISTANCE SINCE 1492." The word "Potawatomi" is written in smaller text in the lower right corner of the flag. The flag is being held up outdoors, with autumn trees and buildings visible in the background. Below the photo, on a brown background, is a partial quote in white italic text reading: "...very much just trying to fight for our kids' futures..." The graphic is credited to Signs-of-the-Time.com.
A square graphic with an American flag as the background. In the center is a yellow and black sign styled like a road warning sign, with "ATTENTION" in bold black text at the top. Below it reads: "WEEKLY PROTEST / SATURDAYS / 9:30 - 10:30 AM / @ FREEDOM HUB / 732 SW. 6TH ST / REDMOND." Beneath the main sign is a yellow rectangular banner with black bold text reading "DEMONSTRATE FOR DEMOCRACY."
A social media graphic combining a news photo and an embedded tweet. The top portion shows an aerial photograph of a large construction site with exposed steel beams, pipes, and blue scaffolding, with a man in a dark suit and red tie visible in the lower right corner gesturing near a yellow safety railing. A yellow rounded rectangle overlaid at the top reads "THE HEIST OF THE CENTURY 👀" in bold black text. The photo credit reads "Image: Doug Mills/The New York Times." Below the photo is a black panel showing an embedded tweet from @unusual_whales with a verified checkmark, reading: "BREAKING: More than half of the publicly identified donors to President Trump's White House ballroom project have won new or expanded federal contracts worth more than $50 billion, per WaPo." The bottom of the graphic lists the handles @standup_america and rbreich.
A black graphic with a torn white paper effect along the bottom edge. On the left side is an image of a dark blue yard sign with red and white stripes, blue stars, and bold white text reading "DEFEND DEMOCRACY." On the right, white text announces: "NEW TIME FOR Redmond's Saturday protests starting June 6th, Join Anne Graham and I.R. at 9:30 a.m. Freedom Hub, in front of the old JoAnn's."
A golden-yellow graphic designed to look like a card or poster with decorative gold shapes in the corners. At the top center is an illustrated crown with red X marks crossed over it, set against a white sticker-style background. Below, a black banner contains bold gold and white text reading "RISE UP, SING OUT" followed by "A CONCERT FOR THE FIRST AMENDMENT" and "JUNE 14 @ 7:30 PM ET." A red stamp-style label diagonally placed reads "ANNOUNCEMENT." In the bottom left corner is a circular badge reading "Committee for the 1st Amendment" with "1A" prominently displayed. The bottom banner lists the social media handles @1acommittee, moveon, 50501movement, and indivisibleteam.
This notes an all-day coordinated call campaign urging citizens to contact their elected officials. Against a backdrop of animated lightning & dollar signs, the opening slide shows the U.S. Capitol Switchboard number (202) 224-3121, the site 5calls.org, & a QR code linking to IBBMD.org/5calls, adding: "Make your voice count, it only takes 10 minutes!" Then we see this week's national message: stop using budget reconciliation for unpopular legislation. Viewers are urged to demand Congress block the DOJ Anti-Weaponization Fund & trump's audit immunity, with a sample call script & a reminder to leave your full street address when leaving a voicemail. A final slide explains why phone calls matter most: collective voices carry real weight, and "real change happens when we all show up." The rallying cry: "Call. Share. Resist. Together we hold the power." Song is Aftershocks from Microsoft Clipchamp Join the Resistance — Redmond Indivisible
A screenshot of a post on Facebook from the Central Oregon Peacekeepers. It reads, "The situation in New Jersey at Delaney Hall continued to escalate last night. A protester was pushed by ice agents in to traffic causing the protesters foot to get crushed by an 18 wheeler. We will not post the video of what happened due to its graphic nature but it is very important to know these things are happening. Here in Oregon, they are trying to increase their deportation numbers to where it is confirmed 24 people have been taken in the month of may alone. Always stay vigilant and keep standing up for the people who's voices go unheard by the government."
A graphic featuring the Statue of Liberty on the left and an American flag at half-staff on the right, with a city skyline and dramatic cloudy sky in the background. Large dark blue text at the top reads "IN MEMORIAM DAY" with a subtitle "FORMERLY KNOWN AS MEMORIAL DAY." Below that: "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" followed by the years "1776 — 2026" in bold red. Red star decorations accent the text throughout. Below in dark bold text: "A NATION IN MOURNING. A DEMOCRACY DAMAGED. BUT NOT DEFEATED." Smaller italic text reads: "Today we honor those who defended this country, while mourning the damage Donald Trump has done to it." The graphic is credited to visuals.by.rob, with the handle @visuals.by.rob at the bottom left.
White text on a black background that reads, "'Who paid the tarrifs?' Consumers. 'Who gets the refund?' Businesses. 'Who pays for the refund?' Tax payers. This has all been so much fun. I'm so glad we all get to keep winning like this."
A post from the account, "The Other 98%" that says, "They loved Marjorie Taylor Greene, now they hate her. They loved Thomas Massie, now they hate him. They loved Lauren Boebert, now they hate her. They made fun of Biden for nodding off ("Sleepy Joe), now they ignore Trump outright falling asleep. They put "I Did That" Biden stickers on high gas prices, now they ignore gas prices being even higher. They bragged about Trump being the no wars President, now they support war. They bashed Biden for sending money to Ukraine, now they ignore Trump sending money to both Ukraine and Israel. They demanded the Epstein files, now they bash anyone asking for the Epstein files. To be a MAGA is to be a slave. Not physically, but mentally. They stand for nothing. We're up against people who stand for nothing. And with the most misplaced confidence you've ever seen, they try to tell us whats-what. We shouldn't even acknowledge these people. The Trump supporters that remain are mentally too far gone. I don't even want to argue with them anymore." Above the text is a little "@JohnnyAGI."
An action video from Redmond Indivisible announces a "Messaging Storm," an all-day coordinated call campaign urging citizens to contact their elected officials. The opening poster features bold "Attention!" text against a stormy sky backdrop, with the U.S. Capitol Switchboard number (202) 224-3121 and the resource site 5calls.org prominently displayed alongside a QR code. The second poster notes this week's national message: stop using budget reconciliation for unpopular legislation. It provides background context on the issue, a suggested call script, & a reminder to leave your full street address when leaving a voicemail so your call is properly tallied. A third poster makes the case for why phone calls matter most — collective voices carry weight, calls outperform emails and social media posts, and real change happens when everyone shows up. The rallying message: "Call. Share. Resist. Together we hold the power." Music: "Skystrike" by Hinkik Join the Resistance — Redmond Indivisible
The vid opens with a satellite time-lapse of Oregon's forests from 1987 to 2020, revealing the steady spread of clear-cut logging across the landscape. On-screen text asks, "Is this your green Oregon?" and urges viewers 2 call local officials 2 ban clearcutting in favor of selective logging. It then shifts to lush, sun-dappled forest interiors, towering trees, moss-covered bark, & filtered light before cutting 2 a courtroom scene where a judge strikes a gavel. A sweeping aerial shot of a busy logging operation follows, showing machinery, log piles, and trucks @ work. The video then highlights Oregon's wildlife at stake: an owl in flight, a black bear, & a flock of birds against a blue sky. It ends with a white wolf moving thru a snowy forest floor just as the narration notes, "we're still watching." We then see the words, "a message from Celeste Meiffen-Swango, Director of Environment Oregon" as well as song & footage credits followed by a call 2 action from Redmond Indivisible.
Series of split-screen clips showing oil company logos, CEO portrait photos, and rising dollar amounts overlaid on war footage with an image of Trump holding his hands up, balled into fists, at the bottom of the screen; each clip counts how much these major oil company’s CEOs (equinor, Shell, Harbour Energy, ExxonMobil, and Chevron) have profited during the war with Iran, with numbers increasing until they turn yellow and stop - all concluding at figures in the millions. The montage is set to ‘Money For Nothing’ (Dire Straits) and ends on a final, dramatic reveal: $59,098,608 profit for Michael Wirth of Chevron. The video fades to black after the organization name "Greenpeace" appears in green. On-screen banners read ‘How much Trump's illegal war enriched your favourite oil CEO in March’ and display company names and dollar totals.
A dark, stylized graphic with a faded background photograph of what appears to be a legislative chamber or courtroom, showing several people in formal attire. Overlaid in bold white capital letters are the words "THE NEW JIM CROW", with smaller text above reading "REPUBLICANS REDRAW STATE MAPS" and smaller text below reading "ENDING MAJORITY BLACK DISTRICTS." In each corner of the image are small white triangular icons resembling Ku Klux Klan hoods. The overall design is high-contrast black and white with a worn, distressed texture.
A video titled "Messaging Storm," with a background of lightning and storm clouds. The 1st screen announces a 13 May 2026 All Day Action (a coordinated call to elected officials) with the U.S. Capitol Switchboard number (202) 224-3121 & a reference to 5calls.org. A bronze statue of Lady Justice & a yellow callout reading "It only takes 10 minutes!" appear alongside. The video then shifts to a desaturated image of the Supreme Court building, presenting this week's message: "Accountability for the Supreme Court," with background on the Louisiana v. Callais ruling. Subsequent slides detail the action (calling Congress), provide an example call script with voicemail instructions & a section explaining why calling Congress matters. Playful cartoon creatures, pink megaphones, & a row of diverse illustrated people add visual energy. The video closes with the Redmond Indivisible badge & "Join the Resistance." The final seconds display credits on a black screen: Song: Skystrike by Hinkik.
A short protest advert opening with a red-and-white rectangular graphic transitioning into a bold "BREAKING NEWS" banner in red and blue. This cuts to a black screen filled with repeating white text reading "TODAY • PROTEST" in rows, creating a sense of urgency. The screen then fades to black before revealing an outdoor daytime street scene. A person in an inflatable skeleton-print dragon costume stands on a sidewalk holding two American flags beside a pole, with trees, buildings, and traffic lights visible in the background. Overlaid text announces a peaceful protest: "PEACEFUL PROTEST" appears in a green circle that shifts to purple, accompanied by the time "2:30–3:30pm" and the location "Freedom Hub, 732 SW 6th St — Bring friends." The video fades to black, then displays handwritten-style white text on black: "News Background Music by Power Music Factory." After another fade, the video closes with a call to action: "Join the Resistance" above the "Redmond Indivisible" logo.
An activist video titled "Messaging Storm" set against a background with a geometric honeycomb pattern and lightning effects. A yellow banner introduces the event: a coordinated all-day action on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, calling on supporters to contact their elected officials. The stated action urges viewers to call or email Congress to only vote on the Clarity Act if it includes an ethics provision preventing insider trading by federal workers, including the President. The video then displays an "Example Call Script" section with separate talking points for committee members, non-committee senators, and representatives. A section titled "Why Calling Congress is important activism" follows, accompanied by an image of Rosie the Riveter with the text "We Can Do It!" and a row of diverse illustrated figures. The video closes on a black screen noting the song used is "Colapso 'New Track'" by Infraction, Emerel Gray, the message "Join the Resistance!" & a "Redmond Indivisible" logo.
A photo of a woman with short blonde hair wearing a black v-neck top, smiling at what appears to be a formal event. A gray backdrop with partial letters visible is behind her. A red "Left Bible" label appears in the top left corner. Overlaid text at the bottom of the image contains a quote attributed to Bette Midler: "Time to ban Viagra, because if pregnancy is 'God's will', then so is your limp d*ck."
An animated ~21-second social media video promoting May Day action. The song "Work It Out" by GEEZ is displayed in a ticker at the top of the screen. The video cycles through bold graphics including a "All Out for May Day — Stop the Deportations" poster depicting a diverse crowd with tools, a still of protesters holding signs, a raised red fist graphic reading "Workers Over Billionaires / #MayDayStrong," and signs reading "Uphold Democracy." Meme clips of Shia LaBeouf ("Just Do It") and The Rock shouting with "LET'S GO" text are interspersed for hype. Closes with handwritten text "Join the Resistance!" and the Redmond Indivisible logo.
A roughly 14-second handheld video clip filmed indoors in what appears to be a hotel lobby or building entryway. In the foreground, a group of young protesters sit on the floor, actively chanting and holding yellow handmade signs with messages including "Stop Housing Fascists," "Workers Over Billionaires" (featuring an illustration of a raised fist), and "ICE Kills Hilton Profits." The protesters wear dark t-shirts; one has blue-dyed hair, another wears a face mask, and several wear glasses. Passersby are visible moving through a doorway in the background throughout the clip. A news ticker overlay at the bottom reads "BREAKING: May Day has begun. Young people are occupying a Hilton housing top DHS officials," and a social media username with hashtags appears at the top. A purple-and-yellow megaphone graphic is visible in the upper right corner.
May Day 2026 hype video: animated graphics urging a general strike — No Work, No School, No Shopping on May 1st. Features raised fist art, #BLM & worker solidarity imagery, a John Lewis quote, and closes with "Join The Resistance / Redmond Indivisible." Song is royalty free edm from The Common Sounds.
A screenshot of a social media post on a white background. At the top is a black AP (Associated Press) News card with a "POLITICS" label and the headline: "Louisiana congressional primaries are suspended as a result of the Supreme Court's ruling." A circular "The Resistance" badge with a rainbow-colored Statue of Liberty appears in the top right corner. Below the news card, bold black text reads: "Suspending a primary election days before early voting starts just so you can redraw the maps to disenfranchise black and brown voters is a" — followed by the phrase "perfect example of the lengths Republican politicians will go to rig our democracy in their favor." in orange-red text. The post is attributed to @mikenellis.
A dark graphic with a repeating "MAY DAY" text pattern across the entire background in dark red. Overlaid in the center, white spaced-out letters read "NO WORK / NO SHOPPING / NO SCHOOL." Below that, in large bold red letters: "GENERAL STRIKE," followed by "MAY 1" in red. Further down in white spaced lettering: "WORKERS / OVER / BILLIONAIRES." In the bottom right corner sits a red circular badge featuring a raised fist inside the female/Venus symbol, with the word "RESIST" arched across the top and smaller text below it.