Community / Advocacy / Democracy

Round Rock on SaturdayWe will be back to Round Rock to on Saturdays in January (at least). Protest location is at University Blvd and University Oaks Blvd. We will assemble on the green space ahead of PNC Bank.Register here or just come out and join us!Pflugerville on SundayNoon to 2 pm. No ICE in this town, which has the dubious distinction of being home to an ICE office. #ICEOutForGoodRegister or just come out and join us!Cedar Park on MondayWe will go a-bannering on Monday, and popping up signs for the bridge traffic. Big banners will be on display for the traffic on 183A below!Register or just come out and join us!Any questions? Email us at [email protected]

Community Resources

With the loss of funding to many programs, and the shutdown impact to SNAP, we've put together the following list of resources to encourage donations and volunteering within our community. This year, more than half a million Central Texans will face food insecurity.

OrganizationAssistanceWebsiteCity/Region
Central Texas Food BankFood Assistancehttps://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/Central TX
Meals on Wheels Williamson CountyFood Assistancehttps://owbc-tx.org/meals-on-wheels/Williamson Co.
Hill Country MinistriesFood, Clothing, Advocacyhttps://hccm.org/Leander
Meals on Wheels Central TexasFood Assistancehttps://www.mealsonwheelscentraltexas.org/Central TX
Sustainable Food CenterFood Assistancehttps://sustainablefoodcenter.org/Austin & Surrounding Areas
Helping Hands of GeorgetownFood Assistance, Prepared Mealshttps://www.helpinghandsgtx.org/Georgetown
The Caring PlaceFood Assistancehttps://www.caringplacetx.org/Georgetown
Brighter Days Food PantryFood Assistance, Diaper Bankhttps://leanderchurch.org/helpLeander
Agape Food Pantry of TaylorGrocerieshttps://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/location/agape-food-pantry-taylorTaylor
Round Rock Area Serving CenterFood, Clothing, Financial Assistancehttps://www.rrasc.org/Round Rock
ATX Free FridgeMutual Aid Food Assistancehttps://www.atxfreefridge.com/Austin

Supporting Immigrants

Indivisible 1431 is urging local jurisdictions to adopt humane-treatment resolutions, like those passed by the City of Austin, and Hays and Travis Counties. These resolutions affirm that all residents have a right to be treated like human beings, regardless of immigration status.Our goal is to persuade Williamson County and the cities along and around the FM 1431 corridor to pass similar resolutions. The resolution effort is supported in Cedar Park by Community Action for Racial Equity Cedar Park.Check out our model resolution here.Take Action: For our proposals to have impact before the governing bodies, we need the community behind us. To show the people’s representatives that their constituents care, we have launched a petition drive for the resolution.Sign the petition, and send it to a friend!

Special Pastoral Message on Immigration by the Bishops of the United States

Health Care at Risk: A Panel Presentation

On Oct. 12, we held a panel on health care. This nonpartisan panel explored whether American healthcare is at risk under the Trump Administration. A special thanks to Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church in Cedar Park for helping us host this panel.We appreciate our panel:
- Lynn Cowles, Heatlh and Food Justice Director, Every Texan
- Dr Karen Van Matre Smith, award-winning family medicine practitioner and published researcher
- Dr Christine Eady Mann, family physician with background in medicine and advocacy.
- Jan Lance, president of the Austin Chapter of the Texas Alliance for Retired Americans, moderated the panel.

Back to School: Who Cares About Public Education?

On September 15, we heard from education professionals, and shared our concerns about the state of Texas public education. A special thanks to Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church in Cedar Park for helping us host this panel.We appreciate our panel:
- Jaden Edison, Texas Tribune Education Desk (moderator)
- Anna Smith, Leander ISD Board of Trustees President
- Alexis Frezza, Leander Council of PTAs
- David DeMatthews, Professor, Education Leadership and Policy, UT Austin

Nov. 22 - Rally for Food and Healthcare

Setting the Record Straight About Immigrants

As Americans, I think we can all agree that immigrants in our country should follow US laws. We also agree that those who commit serious crimes should not be allowed to remain at large. Imprisonment or deportation of these individuals to their home countries is supported by almost all Americans as well.Continue Reading on Truthify ->

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Indivisible 1431 is a local Indivisible group serving the FM1431 corridor. This spans from Lake Travis, North Shore in the west to Hutto in the east, and includes Jonestown, Leander, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Georgetown, and any community thereabouts! We are dedicated to resisting fascism, protecting endangered populations, and building a consensus to return the USA to a sane course.

No Other Land - Special Screening

We are excited to present a special screening of No Other Land, a powerful documentary bearing witness to the ongoing displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank.But we need your help.To ensure that 100% of ticket proceeds from this screening go directly to humanitarian organizations like World Central Kitchen, we’re asking for your support to help offset the upfront costs of presenting the film. Your contribution—$10, $20, or any amount—will go toward the screening venue and promotional expenses. Every dollar we raise for those costs allows us to send more aid where it’s needed most.
About No Other LandThis incredible documentary is the result of a unique and courageous collaboration between two activists—Basel Adra, a Palestinian journalist and activist from Masafer Yatta, and Yuval Abraham, an Israeli journalist and filmmaker. Together, they captured years of demolitions, evictions, and resilience in a land under siege.Despite international acclaim, the film is not being widely distributed in the United States—possibly due to its unflinching portrayal of Israeli military policies and settler violence.This is a rare opportunity to experience a film that challenges, inspires, and speaks to our core values of justice and human dignity.Why It MattersBy covering the screening costs now, we ensure that every ticket sold becomes a donation to relief efforts—amplifying our impact and honoring the film’s spirit of solidarity. Organizations like World Central Kitchen are on the ground providing food and aid in conflict zones, including Gaza.Please chip in today to help us bring No Other Land to our community—and let’s show what grassroots power can do when compassion leads the way.

Southwest Theatres Lake Creek 7
Saturday, August 9th, 10am
$10 admissionThe button below will redirect you to the theatre website where you can purchase seats.
(coming soon)

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A comprehensive listing of progressive action and advocacy events across central Texas and beyond. If you'd like an event to be added that's not already here, please email us at [email protected]

Support Central Texas Flood Relief

Our hearts are broken at the tremendous loss of life, and for all the lives forever impacted by the recent floods across central Texas.This is us, and these are our neighbors.We encourage our group members and friends join us in solidarity by offering support in whatever way you can. The following list of links are for organizations confirmed to be working either on the ground in support of search, rescue, and relief or supporting community efforts to collect donations or supplies.If you can, please reach out to your representative to encourage additional support from FEMA for flood victims, many of which have had their applications denied.- Indivisible 1431