Indivisible ATL

@indivisibleatl

Atlanta, Indivisible www.indivisibleatl.com Join: www.indivisibleatl.com/join-us Donate: secure.actblue.com/donate/indivisibleatl1323507251 Cover photo: 3/28 Beltline No Kings

122 Following2,966 Followers1,726 Posts

YouTube YouTube Bluesky

Is this your profile?Claim it and indivisibleatl.dirty.social is yours.Claim profile

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· 29d

Show up for people who need help keeping cool! Sign up for public comment at tomorrow's (Tuesday, 7/14) 1:30pm City Council Meeting OR write your city council member. Find your Atlanta City Council Member 👉 www.commoncause.org/find-your-re...

Summer in the City

In early July, Atlanta faced an Extreme Heat Safety Advisory, issued by the National Weather Service. Despite temperatures up to 96 degrees F for multiple consecutive days, City of Atlanta opened only ONE cooling center for our 530k residents.

This single cooling center, at the Selena Butler Recreation Center, has limited hours (M-F from 11am-6pm) and was CLOSED on July 3rd and 4th despite the continuing dangerous conditions.

Atlanta deserves better!

Extreme Heat poses a serious danger to public health, especially for people at elevated risk such as seniors, pregnant individuals, those with asthma and heart disease, those with inconsistent access to central air, and especially out houseless community.

Help fight for a more comprehensive heat safety response.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Jul 7

After the rally, join us at City Hall to support SouthWest Atlanta Residents Mobilize oppose a giant AI datacenter in our historic and cherished SW ATL neighborhoods. swarmatl.org (Atlanta residents can also sign their petition: swarmatl.org#page-1.)

VERY cool digitally hand-drawn poster with flying MARTA trains and parachuting bees.

SWARM City Hall
Tell the Atlanta Zoning Review Board to vote NO on 26-6-6.
Homes Not Data Centers
55 Trinity Ave.
Council Chamber (2nd Floor)
Bring signs.
Wear shades of red.
Thursday July 9th @6:00 pm

Questions?
e: hiya@swarmatl.org
insta: @swarmATL

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Jul 7

Rideshare drivers, workers, community organizations (including Indivisible ATL!), labor advocates, + Atlanta residents come together to rally for The People's Future. Thurs, 7/9, 4-6pm, O4W Park actionnetwork.org/events/rally... -- Come make signs with us! Wed, 7/8, 6-8:30pm, L5 Comm Center

Rally for the People's Future
Put People Over AI Profits.
Defend Human Work.
(logos for the main sponsors—Souther Workers Assembly + ATL Rideshare Union)

July 9th, 4-6pm
Historic Fourth Ward Park
Ralph McGill Blvd & Garden Park Dr.

(logos of sponsors: Indivisible ATL, Gabriel Sanchez, GA Voices United, Mosaic, Play Fair ATL, ATL DSA)

July 8th
6-8:30 pm

Little 5 Points Rec Center
Room #203
1083 Austin Avenue, ATL

Protest Sign Making Event
Anti-AI, Anti-Flock, Anti-WAYMO

Bring: Pasteboard, Markers, & Cardboard
NO PAINT

Prepare for:
The People's Future Event
On July 9th from 4-6pm
Contact dmtm.1946@gmail.com for more info.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Jun 29

Be careful outside today, folks, and look out for your neighbors—especially the unhoused ones.

Georgia Heat Emergency

Heat index values above 110 degrees are expected across the state.
For the 12,000 Georgians experiencing homelessness, this is life threatening.

The Gaps
- Cooling centers close at 7 PM & overnight exposure is when people die.
- People with mobility limitations cannot reach cooling sites.
- LIHEAP cooling assistance only covers housed residents.

What You Can Do This Week
- Share the number 211 everywhere! It connects people to cooling resources.
- Organize a water drop in your neighborhood.
- Check in on unhoused neighbors during peak hours (11 AM - 4PM)
- Know the signs: confusion, no sweating, rapid heartbeat = heatstroke. CALL 911!)

Atlanta Cooling Resources
- Frontline Response (Dekalb)
2585 Gresham Rd. SE ATL
9 AM - 7 PM; transport from Decatur Library @ 8:30 AM
- Dekalb Libraries
Various: dekalblibrary.org
Normal business hours
- Dekalb Department of Human Services
30 Warren St. Atlanta
M- F business hours
- Hope House (Cobb)
1297 Bells Ferry Rd. Marietta
Emergency activation: Dial 211; 24.7

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Jun 17

Today's news is a win in the fight to protect Black votes and multi-party democracy, but this fight is far from over. Redistricting has not yet been removed from the proclamation. QR codes on ballots also remain part of the special session, and we must be there for that fight, too.

A surprised cat wearing cartoon classes, exclaims, "We won!?"

That doesn't mean that we don't show up again tomorrow. Keep going Georgia! See you at the Capitol tomorrow.

The background is red with "Keep Going" superimposed in gold letters.

Every Line Shapes Our Future

Join us at the Capitol
Thursday - June 18th
Events begin at 11am

- Rally
- Press Conference
- Pack the Gallery
- Chants & Singing in the Rotunda

Join Georgians in the fight to protect our voting rights.
https://linktr.ee/georgiaaction

Follow us for more information on what's happening at the Capitol each day.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Jun 15

Presented without comment

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· May 13

We call on Georgians to condemn Kemp and legislators for the unconstitutional + racist election law HB 369, amplify the injustice, and say NO to the erasure of Black voices! Join us for a rally starting at the King Center at 6pm followed by a march to the Capitol. www.mobilize.us/indivisiblea...

The imagery of the flyer evokes the 1950/60s Civil Rights Movement, with a spotted, newspaper-style black-and-white background and two black-and-white footprints.

One shoe reads, "March for the Ballot. Thursday, May 14th, 6:00 pm."

The other shoe reads, "Say NO to the erasure of Black voices. The King Center. 449 Auburn Ave. NE."

The flyer header reads, "Rapid Response Protest," with a sub-headline, "Shame HB 369."

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· May 8

We're still living off the joy of May Day last week from our May Day Solidarity Picnic. Adam of Trans Joy showed up with some brilliant things to say.

When we show up for each other, when we don't allow the false narratives to take hold, we are capable of great things together.

When workers organize, they make life better for all of us.

When immigrants are protected, our communities become stronger.

When trans people are safe, everyone has the freedom to live honestly.

When Black and Brown communities are valued, justice becomes more accessible to everyone.

When center the disability community, the world becomes more accessible for all.

That, my friends, is the promise of our collective solidarity.

—Adam, co-founder of Trans Joy

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· May 5

TOMORROW, Wed., 5/6 from 7:30-9pm Attend a vigil asking Gov. Kemp to veto HB 369 HB 369 makes some county‑level elections nonpartisan ONLY in Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Cobb + Clayton—inc DA + county commissioner. It's a clear effort to confuse voters in reliably left-leaning counties.

We Can't Let Democracy Die
A Candlelight Vigil
In response to HB 369, we are gathering for a candlelight vigil to call on Governor Brian Kemp to veto the bill.

Wednesday, May 6, 2026
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Big Bethel AME Church
220 Auburn Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30303

Attendees are encouraged to bring a candle.

(logos for sponsoring orgs appear at the bottom of the flier)

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· May 4

Jeremiah Olney showed UP for Indivisible ATL at our May general membership meeting today. We enjoyed hearing about his career, his campaign, and how he would fix Georgia politics. Olney is running for GA State House District 57. @jeremiah-olney.bsky.social

Five activists in a row. The pair on each outside end are Indivisible ATL members. Jeremiah Olney stands in the middle.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· May 3

We are happy to share that Rodney Taylor has been freed! A big thank you to everyone who has called, emailed, written, and shown up to rallies in support of Rodney and his family. Help Rodney rebuild after ICE detention. Donate at bit.ly/HelpRodneyRebuild

On behalf of Rodney and his family, we are grateful to share that, after 15 months in detention.

Rodney is finally free.

We kindly ask that the family be given space and privacy at this time as they reunite after this long separation. We celebrate this moment and invite you to continue supporting them by contributing to Rodney's Welcome Home Fund. Thank you to everyone who protested, called, emailed, shared, and donated, your collective efforts made this all possible. We are deeply grateful to you all for your support. Please stay tuned for further updates next week.

(A photograph of a very happy Rodney Taylor in a polo shirt next to his very happy wife in a red t-shirt)

For all press inquiries please contact
Johanna Garcia, (770) 249-3992, jgarcia@elrefugiostewart.org
Carliana Harris, (943)678-1368, charris@wearecasa.org

Help Rodney rebuild after ICE detention. Donate @ bit.ly/HelpRodneyRebuild

Sponsored by (logos) BAJI (Black Alliance for Just Immigration), Progress for Georgia, We Are CASA, Indivisible Georgia Coalition, El Refugio, (unclear), Asian Americans Advancing Justice

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 28

An rally, march, and organizing event in Old Fourth Ward Park from 5:30-7:30pm Join labor unions and other organizations as we show the ruling class that workers have had enough! Fair Wages! Social Housing! Fascists and ICE Out! www.mobilize.us/mayday/event...

March on May Day
Atlanta, GA

Celebrate International Workers' Day
Organize for Power in Our Workplace and Communities
International Solidarity, Local Struggle

May 1st 2026
at 5:30 pm
Where: Historical Fourth Ward Park
(Corner of Ralph McGill Blvd. & Garden Park Dr.)

Supporting organizations include: Housing Justice League, PSL, Play Fair ATL, Indivisible ATL, Atlanta DSA, 50501 GA, ATL Ride Share Union, GLAHR, Union of Southern Service Workers, One Union District Council Southeast, Jobs with Justice, Black Alliance for Just Immigration, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Georgia Voices United, Starbucks Workers United Georgia, FRSO Atlanta, Emory United, Black Lives Matter East Atlanta Dekalb, Atlanta North Georgia Labor Council, United Campus Workers Georgia, Necessary Trouble, United for Respect. (?), Casa Alterna, Hands Off Africa, (?), Care in Action

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 28

What are the other events? A rally for Temco Teamsters at Home Depot HQ from 11:30am-1:30pm Over 80 drivers for Temco Logistics, a Home Depot subsidiary, made history in becoming the first group of Home Depot workers to unionize by joining the Teamsters. www.mobilize.us/mayday/event...

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 18

Join Behind the Slate and Indivisible ATL on Sat, 4/18 at 7:30pm for A Man Escaped. Stick around after the movie to hear Women on the Rise GA talk about criminal justice reform. Tickets $17/$14 www.taraatlanta.com/movie/behind...

Behind the Slate Podcast and Indivisible ATL

Behind the Slate Presents
A Man Escaped
Films against Fascism

Classic Film + Live Podcast + Special Guesr

Tickets: www.taraatlanta.com
April 18th at 7:30pm

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 17

Join us on May Day (5/1) from 2-5pm in Candler Park as part of a day packed full of pro-labor events. If you can't join us, remember that May Day is a day for No Work, No School, No Shopping. REALLY can't skip work? Prioritize no spending! www.mobilize.us/mayday/event...

May Day Picnic
No Work
No School
No Shopping

Candler Park
Solidarity
05/01
2-5pm

Logos: Georgia Equality, Black Lives Matter East Atlanta Dekalb, Georgia Voices United, Trans Joy, Intown Women's Resistance, Faith Advocacy for Black Lives, Indivisible Marching Buddies, Indivisible ATL, North Decatur Action

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 13

TODAY, Monday, 4/13, 6-7:30pm ONLINE Follow the Money: Who Profits from ICE Detention? RSVP via bit.ly/GADET26

New Date [It's TODAY, Monday, April 13]

Follow the Money: Who Profits from ICE Detention?

Speakers:
- Matéo Penado (Chair, The Rainbow Collective
- Andrew Free (Journalist & Researcher, #DetentionKills)
- Alma Bowman (Malaya Georgia)
- Moderator: Samantha Hamilton (Litigation Attorney, Asian American Advancing Justice Atlanta)

A virtual panel on Zoom
Mon., April 13, 2026
5:00-7:30 ET
Register today bit.ly/GADET26

Sponsored by (logos) Asian Americans Advancing Justice, The Rainbow Collective, Malaya Georgia, Project South

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 7

Georgians—the clock is ticking! Make sure you register to vote or verify your registration on or before MONDAY, APRIL 20. 👉 mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/olvr-home

Your vote is sacred
Protect it!

The deadlines to register to vote is April 20th,

One vote can change the nation.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Apr 1

HB 369 began as a FOOD TRUCK BILL. Now it mandates nonpartisan elections for local offices ONLY in blue Metro Atlanta counties. The bill is an unconstitutional attempt by the GOP to sneak into office where it’s not wanted. The kicker? Many of the offices are currently held by women of color.

Graphic with a red textured background and two megaphones at the top reads “Zombie Bill Alert!” in bold red text.

Below, white text reads: HB 369 is a “zombie bill” that has been revived and pushed by Republicans. It originally began as a food truck bill but has since been amended into a measure focused on targeting 5 Georgia Counties. House Bill 369 mandates nonpartisan elections for local offices in only five counties: Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, Gwinnett, and Clayton.

A black-and-white photo of Governor Brian Kemp appears on the left.

Graphic with red textured background reads:

Call Kemp
tell him to veto this bill.

Hi, my name is __________, and I’m a constituent from (city, state, zip). I’m calling to urge Governor Kemp to veto HB 369. This bill is a harmful and unconstitutional change to elections targeting only Metro-Atlanta counties.

Thank you for your time and consideration. Call 404-656-1776

Black and white image of a zombie in right bottom corner.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 30

From '96 to '26—The Legacy of Mega-Events in Atlanta Panel Discussion on the Impact of the 1996 Olympics and What We Must Learn for This Year's World Cup TOMORROW, Tuesday, 3/31 7-8:15pm at the Georgia Hill Neighborhood Center (250 Georgia Avenue SE) RSVP 👉 www.playfairatl.com/events

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 29

The stroll ended with opportunities to get involved in various organizations in the Atlanta area. Check out the information we were sharing with folks in the Old Fourth Ward Skate Park to learn more. 👇 drive.google.com/file/d/1KN8Z...

A table with various materials to share. The visible sign says "Protest is step one. What's step two? Talk to me. Change takes all of us. Scan for next steps & resources. Indivisible ATL."

A sign shared on an informational table. (You can read the text through the link shared in the post.) There is also a stack of stickers with an upside down American flag with the words "we the people" in place of the stars.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 29

We're grateful @laura-gordon.bsky.social shared her gorgeous work with us to use at the Atlanta No Kings Beltline Stroll.

Two marchers hold up posters for the event, designed by artist Laura Borealis. The signs depict the upper head and torch of the Statue of Liberty, with the torch flaming high, into the upper margin of the signs. The signs read, "NK 3. No Kings Atlanta. March 28."

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 29

Atlanta street art really complimented the event.

Marchers stroll past a mural that includes the text "We [heart] ATL".

A mouse in a hoodie stands in front of a burning car holding a sign that says "king" with a no sign striking it out. The artist is @dasbk.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 29

About 250 people showed up for the Atlanta No Kings Beltline Stroll on Saturday, co-hosted by Indivisible ATL, Georgia Voices United, Intown Women's Resistance, Black Lives Matter Grassroots East Atlanta Dekalb, and Fulton Dems.

A photo of the front of a march, including a chant leader wearing a black Black Lives Matter East Atlanta Dekalb t-shirt with a black megaphone and a marshal wearing an orange safety vest and an Atlanta Braves baseball cap. Signs in the photo read "No Kings", "Files for Miles", and "Lego Our:
- Body
- Science
- Immigrants
- Taxes
- Rights
-Future".

A shot from the middle of the march shows a diverse crowd by both age and race, some looking somber and others looking cheerful. Sign text includes, "No kings", "They divide to distract", and "Flip us off if you support the pedophile".

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 28

Indivisible ATL was out on Atlanta’s Beltline today with Georgia Voices United, Intown Women’s Resistance, Black Lives Matter East ATL Grassroots, and Fulton Dems. Check out the resources we were sharing to help folks find their fight. Change takes all of us! drive.google.com/file/d/1KN8Z...

Flyers handed out at the No Kings Atlanta Beltline event, laid out on a table:

Protest is step one.

What’s step two? Talk to me. Change takes all of us.

Scan for next steps and resources.

Indivisible ATL

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 28

More photos to come, but this kid from our Beltline stroll’s poster is on point! “Donald Trump go to jail” “We don’t like Trump”

A child (face hidden) holds a poster with a child’s sketch of Donald Trump. (You can tell it’s Trump because the figure is orange.)

The poster reads “Trump go to jail” and “We don’t like Trump.”

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 26

Join us on Saturday for our No Kings stroll down the Beltline. Meet at Dad's Garage at 10am. Here are some things to know before you go!

We Have Friends Everywhere

Know before You Go Guide

For Parking Transit and Preparation

GA Voices United, Black Lives Matter Grassroots East Atlanta Dekalb, Intown Women's Resistance [not pictured: Fulton Democrats]

What to Expect:

10am: Meet in the parking lot of Dad's Garage, 569 Ezzard St SE.

Join us for a 1 mile stroll along the Eastside Trail, from Dad's Garage to Old Fourth Ward Park.

We'll pass out flyers along the way and welcome fellow Atlantans into the pro-democracy movement.

After the stroll, stay for community.

This is a peaceful movement.

No kings!

Parking

569 Edgewood Lot: Located 0.08 miles from Dad's Garage at 569 Edgewood Ave SE (1-2 min walk)

619 Edgewood Lot: Located 0.11 miles from Dad's Garage at 619 Edgewood Ave SE (2-3 min. walk)

Free street parking is available but limited.

This is a peaceful movement.

No kings!

Take Marta!

King Memorial Station—located approximately 0.5 miles form Dad's Garage.

MARTA bus route 899 (Old Fourth Ward) will take you to and from Dad's Garage and the Park. Fee is $2.50 (itsmarta.com for details).

Bathrooms

Public restrooms are available at the park.

During walk ask a marshal or medic.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 24

We need your help to make our No Kings Beltline event a success! Please consider donating today. We’re especially hopeful to defray the costs for our partners—Georgia Voices United, Black Lives Matter Grassroots East Atlanta Dekalb + Intown Women’s Resistance. secure.actblue.com/donate/indiv...

No Kings

Beltline No Kings
March 28
10am a 1pm

All donations made to Indivisible ATL this week will be used to organize the No Kings event in the Beltline.

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 18

We have friends everywhere, and we need some of those friends to help out by serving as medics, marshals, and general volunteers at our No Kings Beltline Walk. Will you join us? Volunteer: forms.gle/XSvbypyLFTa8...

We Have Friends Everywhere!

We need you, friend

Volunteers are needed for our No Kings Walk

- Medics
- Marshals
- General Volunteers

Come stroll with us on the Beltline!

Sponsors: GA Voices United, Indivisible ATL, Intown Women’s Resistance

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 18

The World Cup is coming to Atlanta—but the profits aren’t staying here. 💸 While corporations walk away with billions, our city gets crumbs. Mayor Andre Dickens is making these deals behind closed doors with corporate sponsors, not with us. March 18, 5:30-7pm Symptom Hall (1280 Peachtree St.)

Indivisible ATL@indivisibleatl· Mar 16

Join Behind the Slate, Indivisible ATL, and special guest speaker Royce Mann for a screening of The Conformist at the Plaza—one night only, on Thursday, March 26, at 7:30pm. 2hr film + post-film discussion $17 adults; $14 kids/seniors/military www.mobilize.us/indivisiblea...