On July 26, Americans in every corner of the country will come together in peaceful marches, rallies, and actions to say: our families come first—not billionaires, not authoritarians, and not corrupt politicians.

This event is sponsored by the ACLU.

Join our next ACLU People Power Action Call on July 24th at 8 PM ET for a critical conversation about protecting reproductive rights and trans health care.

This meeting is for the folks who are behind the scenes doing the planning, organizing, administrative tasks, and ‘stuff’ that has to get done for Indivisible groups in Michigan.

We’re a new working group trying to help each other and leverage what we know to move us all forward faster!

So far this year, we have distributed and written almost 5,000 postcards to voters in swing states! In addition to get-out-the vote postcards, we are currently sending cards with real news headlines that combat disinformation and help voters see how harmful the Trump agenda is.

Join us every Friday from 12-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office. Bring a sign and a letter to slide under this door.

A special event featuring DC-based Associated Press correspondent Joey Cappelletti. Saugatuck’s own, Joey, will be offering an insider’s perspective on some of the most compelling stories shaping Michigan and the nation.  

Attendees will get a rare look behind the scenes at Capitol Hill and a chance to ask pressing questions like: What’s a typical day reporting in the capital? How does he handle accusations of “fake news”? What was it really like covering major legislation like the Big Beautiful Bill? And what stories often go untold in the political arena?  

This event is co-sponsored by the Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisibles and the Holland Zeeland Indivisible.

Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people.

On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we’re taking action across the country to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of Good Trouble.

This event is sponsored by Good Trouble Indivisible Saugatuck-Douglas Uniting West Michigan.

Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people.

Across the country, authoritarian forces are getting bolder and more dangerous. Trump and his allies are not hiding their agenda: mass deportations, rollbacks of civil rights, weaponized courts, and full-scale attacks on our democracy. We don’t have to wait until it’s too late. We can stop this. But it’ll take all of us—not just on single days of mass action, but through sustained organizing in our communities.

An Indivisible Discussion

At this point in our nation’s history, things are happening fast, and our rights are being usurped daily. Do you feel the need to discuss in an open forum? Would you like to join with other Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisible folks to share thoughts and concerns in an unstructured setting? And conclude each gathering with action plans? Then you should Join us for a bi-weekly discussion.

For information Contact John Cannon, convenor, pharmm@comcast.net

An Indivisible Discussion

At this point in our nation’s history, things are happening fast, and our rights are being usurped daily. Do you feel the need to discuss in an open forum? Would you like to join with other Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisible folks to share thoughts and concerns in an unstructured setting? And conclude each gathering with action plans? Then you should Join us for a bi-weekly discussion.

For information Contact John Cannon, convenor, pharmm@comcast.net

At our July meeting we will be reviewing the Feedback Survey results.

This meeting is for the folks who are behind the scenes doing the planning, organizing, administrative tasks, and ‘stuff’ that has to get done for Indivisible groups in Michigan.

We’re a new working group trying to help each other and leverage what we know to move us all forward faster!

Writing postcards to voters is easy, it’s effective, and it’s a good way to calm your anxiety about all the chaos and corruption in politics. It’s also a meaningful and pleasant thing to do while sitting around a table with neighbors and friends. In our last campaign, we wrote 1,250 postcards in 10 days. For these next campaigns, we have more time, and rather than just making a good showing, there’s a very good chance that we will win many of the targeted races! 

Join the Ottawa County Dems every Friday from 12-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office. Bring a sign and a letter to slide under this door.

This meeting is for the folks who are behind the scenes doing the planning, organizing, administrative tasks, and ‘stuff’ that has to get done for Indivisible groups in Michigan.

We’re a new working group trying to help each other and leverage what we know to move us all forward faster! Our first project is co-hosting a Rural Hospital Rally with the Flat River Indivisible group. The plan is to create the event “digital package” to be easy to replicate by other groups in smaller areas.

Writing postcards to voters is easy, it’s effective, and it’s a good way to calm your anxiety about all the chaos and corruption in politics. It’s also a meaningful and pleasant thing to do while sitting around a table with neighbors and friends. In our last campaign, we wrote 1,250 postcards in 10 days. For these next campaigns, we have more time, and rather than just making a good showing, there’s a very good chance that we will win many of the targeted races! 

Help Save Our Rural Hospitals – We Need You at the Rally!

We’re teaming up with Indivisible groups across the region to fight back against the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” — what we’re calling the Reverse Robin Hood Bill — which would slash Medicaid funding in Michigan.

These cuts threaten to shut down rural hospitals, lay off healthcare workers, and leave thousands of families without access to care. Our healthcare system is already stretched thin — this bill would break it.

Please Join the Saugatuck Democratic Club for an afternoon in Saugatuck with

Representative Joey Andrews

with Special Guest

Secretary of State

Jocelyn Benson

Joey Andrews is the first Democrat to ever win Re-Election to the Michigan House of Representatives in his district. Since his historic win in 2022, Joey has continued to prioritize the lakeshore communities he represents.

Join the Ottawa County Dems every Friday from 12-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office. Bring a sign and a letter to slide under this door.

This event is sponsored by the Allegan County Democratic Party

Allegan County Democratic Party Believes:

• Democracy is for all💙🇺🇸


• Climate change is real🌎


• Human rights for all.


• Access to education is for everyone.


• Everyone deserves affordable health care.


• No one is trying to take away your hunting rifle🦌


• Your body, your choice.


• We support our troops.

Bill Huizenga has been invited!

Citizens will have an opportunity to speak out about current threats to Medicaid, SNAP (food stamps) Section 8 housing and more at a Town Hall meeting Tuesday, June 17, 2025 at 7:30pm at the Peoples Church, 1758 10 th St N, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Michigan 4 th District Congressman Bill Huizenga has been invited to the Town Hall to answer citizen’s questions.

Saugatuck-Douglas Area Indivisible will host Attorney General Dana Nessel on June 16th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. AG Nessel will speak to the community about how our legal system, and specifically her office, is holding the current administration of the United States accountable to the voters and the Constitution.

“What we have seen from Donald Trump and his administration is a total disregard for the separations of power and the rule of law,” Nessel said. “The legal profession cannot be complicit in this attack on our democracy.” 

An Indivisible Discussion

At this point in our nation’s history, things are happening fast, and our rights are being usurped daily. Do you feel the need to discuss in an open forum? Would you like to join with other Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisible folks to share thoughts and concerns in an unstructured setting? And conclude each gathering with action plans? Then you should Join us for a bi-weekly discussion.

For information Contact John Cannon, convenor, pharmm@comcast.net

This event is sponsored by Good Trouble Indivisible Saugatuck-Douglas Uniting West Michigan.

Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisible (SDAI) is not affiliated with Good Trouble Indivisible Saugatuck-Douglas Uniting West Michigan (GTISDUWM).

Meet On The Bridge! GOOD TROUBLE INDIVISIBLE Saugatuck-Douglas Uniting West MI In America, we don’t put up with would-be kings. NO KINGS is a national day of action and mass mobilization in response to increasing authoritarian excesses and corruption from President Trump and his allies. We’ve watched as they’ve cracked down on free speech, detained people for their political views, threatened to deport American citizens, and defied the courts. They’ve done this all while continuing to serve and enrich their billionaire allies.