Keystone Indivisible

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Keystone Indivisible is a local chapter of Indivisible established in December, 2024 in Centre County, PA. We seek to empower the people of Centre County to use our voices to defend democracy and progressive values.

Graphic with the Keystone Indivisible logo at the top. Text reads: “At Keystone Indivisible we are committed to non-violence as a guiding principle in everything we do: our protests, our organizing, and our advocacy. We reject all forms of political violence and intimidation, no matter the source or the target.”
The No Kings logo appears in the top lefthand corner of the image. On a blue background, text reads: Saturday, March 28. Old Main Lawn, PSU, 1 - 3 pm. Come Prepared! to: - Protest peacefully. - Make some noise. - Get inspired. - Meet people. - Get involved. Check our website for more info on how to get ready and have a safe time. At the bottom of the image, the logos for CCDC, PSU College Dems, and Keystone Indivisible appear alongside the URLs for KeystoneIndivisible.org and NoKings.org.
Six images appear, starting at the top left and moving clockwise: A bearded person in a green frog costume alongside a cropped figure in a green dragon costume. A person in a large inflatable unicorn costume stands alongside a walkway, in front of another pedestrian. A person in a frog onesie, holding a small American flag, wears a sign that says “CROAK” under the image of an orange crown. A person in a large inflatable bald eagle costume stands alongside several other protesters. A figure in an inflatable koala costume stands next to someone in an inflatable unicorn costume; the top half of the second figure is obscured by the sign over the unicorn’s head that reads “I Stand with Portland Frog.” A person in an inflatable cowboy-riding-a-horse costume and matching hat holds a sign depicting an upside down flag that reads “Mayday! Mayday! Save Our Democracy!” The logo for No Kings and the CCDC appear on the slide.
On a blue textured “No Kings” background, red text reads: “A well informed citizenry…” Six book covers appear from left to right, top to bottom: Blueprint for Revolution by Srdja Popovic. Harvest of Empire: A History of Latinos in America by Juan Gonzalez. Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict by Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan. We Are Indivisible by Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg. From Dictatorship to Democracy by Gene Sharp. An Abolitionist’s Handbook: 12 Steps to Changing Yourself and the World by Patrisse Cullors.
Graphic for “No Kings” event with a crossed-out crown icon. Text reads: Saturday, March 28, 1–3 PM, Old Main Lawn. Accessibility options include a wheelchair-accessible area near speakers and a livestream at the UU Fellowship of Centre County. Image shows a person using a wheelchair on the left. Footer includes Keystone Indivisible branding and website links.
On a textured yellow back ground, main text reads: NO KINGS. Saturday March 28. Power Belongs to the People. No War. No ICE. No Pedos. Old Main Lawn, PSU, 1-3 PM. The No Kings logo of a crown with an X superimposed over it appears in the top lefthand corner. Near the middle, a silhouette of Donald Trump has an X superimposed over it. Logos of the Center County Democratic Committee and Keystone Indivisible appear at the bottom. A QR code in the bottom righthand corner appears beside the following text: Scan the QR code to register for the protest on Mobilize.
The photo shows a crowd with signs. A man facing away is sitting in a chair with his hands bound and a white shirt that says "Due Process."
A crowd of people demonstrating, holding protest signs and Ukrainian flags.
Photo of a group of demonstrators in front of the gates of Penn State University.
A group of people standing outside a closed office. One person is holding a sign.