Who We Are

We are Indivisible Champlain Islands — farmers and retirees, teachers and business owners, lifelong islanders, and people who chose to make this beautiful place home.

We have organized to fight for the democratic principles on which our country was founded. Meanwhile, we push back against bad policy decisions that are affecting our lives and the future of our children and grandchildren. And while we push, we take care of each other. Read more about ICI.

eNEWS: Indivisible Champlain Islands Newsletter (7/15); VT Indivisible Digest Statewide Newsletter (7/10)

FOCUS: Elections 2026

ACT: VT legislative votes — Make calls, write

OTHER NEWS: America Belongs to All of Us. There’s work we must do!

NOTABLES: Analysis of Trump’s 7/16/26 speech: unsupported claims of “Election Vulnerabilities”

Good Trouble Lives On: The Right to Vote Rallies

A NATIONAL WEEKEND OF ACTION — JULY 17-19. All across the country, Right to Vote Rallies this past weekend spoke of Civil Rights icon John Lewis, and offered thoughts, inspiration, and history about The Right To Vote. THE RIGHT TO VOTE is the most powerful way that The People control and shape the government that runs our country. How The Right to Vote is under threat — Deceive, Disrupt, Deny, & make it Harder to Vote. Here’s a new example in North Carolina, targeting Black voters and students. Let’s speak up! VOTE!

John Lewis & Good Trouble Lives On

A 2020 documentary entitled “John Lewis: Good Trouble” by Dawn Porter is available on streaming services. View the trailer. Or read Mitch Jackson’s recent article on John Lewis and Good Trouble.

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Message from Marilyn

Vermont Public Documentary: ICE Raid on Dorset St.

The comprehensive story and a video look at the action taken by ALL parties during the hours-long detention attempt and protest on Dorset St in South Burlington in March.

Weeks after a botched ICE raid in March led to violent clashes between federal immigration agents and local activists in South Burlington, Vermont police agencies released more than 130 hours of body camera footage from the scene. This Vermont Public review shows local police confronted both ICE and protesters as officers resisted – but ultimately accepted – a role in the raid.

An ICE tactical team used flash bangs and tear gas to disperse a crowd of protesters who were blocking an ICE vehicle from leaving the scene of the Dorset Street house in South Burlington.
Credit: Zoe McDonald/ Vermont Public

Vermont Digger: ICE Raid on Dorset St.

The cumulative weight of standing there. What more than 100 hours of video reveal about police work during a March ICE raid in South Burlington. 7/16/26 Credit Shane M. Graber.

 
Wed, 22 Jul
Stand Up Against ICE at White Cap Business Park, Williston. https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/896871/ in front of ICE surveillance center, White Cap Business…
 
 
Fri, 24 Jul
Defend Democracy Protest in South Hero. Isn’t it time to join a protest? This week’s 1 hour Honk & Wave…
 
 
Sun, 26 Jul
If you have a computer and will consider helping with phone banking, there’s an opportunity (as of July) to help…