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Indivisible of Coos County

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Indivisible of Coos County is a grassroots community organization dedicated to protecting democracy, defending civil rights, and building a more just, inclusive, and accountable society for all.

Indivisible of Coos County

Rallies

First and third Saturday of the month.

Monthly meeting

Second Friday, 5:30 pm, at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 1290 Thompson Rd, Coos Bay.

Advocacy

Twice a month alongside SCHEC, the South Coast Health Equity Coalition.

What we stand for

We do not look at left or right

Indivisible is a group of the people, for the people. We see the challenge as the richest few against the people — not millionaires, not small and medium sized businesses, but the billionaires and trillionaires who use their wealth to lobby government officials.

Monopolies buy subsidies for already profitable corporations, which are largely unregulated or self-regulated, and under taxed by governments. We can fix many of today’s issues by re-establishing and using the laws that protected people before: anti-monopoly laws, banning stock buybacks, restoring the tax structure of the 1950s, and more.

Our campaigns

What we are working on right now

Surveillance

Why Axon body cameras are a problem

Flock cameras watch every plate that crosses North Bend. If you care how this technology is governed, read our plain-language breakdown of why the Axon body-camera contract is a problem and what we are asking the city to do about it, then share it with your neighbors. Spread the word about community control over surveillance.

Surveillance

Get the FLOCK out of North Bend

North Bend’s Flock cameras detect about 150,000 vehicles every month in our town. We are asking the city to put the safeguards in writing and to adopt the ACLU’s CCOPS model for community control over police surveillance.

Money in politics

Stop corporations from contributing to politics

Since Citizens United, billions have flowed into every election cycle. Hawaii and Montana have shown a way out: each state can define what a corporation is. We are working to have Oregon define corporations as entities that cannot contribute to campaigns or policies.

Where we stand

Our political policies

The platforms and policy documents members have asked us to share, in full, with a link to the original source of each one so you can read it for yourself.

Stay in touch

Will you stand with us?

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