Upcoming events
Our Commitment to Nonviolence
Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisible (SDAI) is a peaceful, nonviolent group working for positive change. We strictly prohibit weapons, violent language, or threats at any of our events, rallies, or gatherings.
We coordinate with local law enforcement and obtain necessary permits to ensure our events are safe, lawful, and respectful—for our supporters, the public, and any counter-protesters.
We ask all participants to act peacefully and lawfully at all times.
Disclaimer
SDAI only takes responsibility for events we organize. When we share information about events hosted by other groups, it is for awareness—not endorsement. The organizing group is solely responsible for those events.
No Kings - Chalk the Walk
Hosted by: Good Trouble Indivisible; Saugatuck-Douglas
CHALK-THE-WALKS-WITH-TRUTH—on the sidewalks surrounding Coghlin Park.
WE PROVIDE THE CHALK! No Hate Speech—No Vulgarity
Postcards to Michigan
Last year’s elections in New Jersey and Virginia were an overwhelming success, to which we contributed by writing and distributing over 10,000 postcards! We are now working to help win the midterm elections by writing postcards to Michigan!
Writing postcards 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. We will continue to write postcards together at Blue Star Barns Coffee every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from noon to 2.
ADO'ers - Michigan Indivisible Coalition Meeting
If you are a Michigan Indivisible ADMIN, DO'ER, or ORGANIZER, this group is for you!
¡TODOS BIENVENIDOS! RAPID RESPONSE to ICE TRAININGS – Holland
Registration is now open for Active Response to ICE and Family Support training session in Holland next month.
The training will include information for both groups—Active Response volunteers and Family Support volunteers.
During this session, participants will learn how to effectively respond to ICE operations, and ways to support families impacted before, during and after ICE encounters. In addition, self-care tactics for volunteers participating in this program will be discussed.
¡TODOS BIENVENIDOS! RAPID RESPONSE to ICE TRAININGS – Paw paw
Registration is now open for Active Response to ICE and Family Support training session in Paw Paw next month.
The training will include information for both groups—Active Response volunteers and Family Support volunteers.
During this session, participants will learn how to effectively respond to ICE operations, and ways to support families impacted before, during and after ICE encounters. In addition, self-care tactics for volunteers participating in this program will be discussed.
Michigan Democratic Party Convention
The Michigan Democratic Party is holding their Spring Convention on April 19th, 2026 in Detroit. At this convention, party members will vote in a primary-style endorsement vote for crucial roles, including: Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Board of Education, University of Michigan Board of Regents, Wayne State University Board of Governors, Michigan State University Board of Trustees, State Supreme Court and more.
You MUST be a MDP member at least 30 days prior to the convention to be able to vote in these critical races.
April Meeting
Meet Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, Candidate for the U.S. Senate
And
Learn How We Can Protect Our Votes for 2026
Postcards to Michigan
Last year’s elections in New Jersey and Virginia were an overwhelming success, to which we contributed by writing and distributing over 10,000 postcards! We are now working to help win the midterm elections by writing postcards to Michigan!
Writing postcards 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. We will continue to write postcards together at Blue Star Barns Coffee every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from noon to 2.
¡TODOS BIENVENIDOS! RAPID RESPONSE to ICE TRAININGS – Plainwell
Registration is now open for Active Response to ICE and Family Support training session in Plainwell next month.
The training will include information for both groups—Active Response volunteers and Family Support volunteers.
During this session, participants will learn how to effectively respond to ICE operations, and ways to support families impacted before, during and after ICE encounters. In addition, self-care tactics for volunteers participating in this program will be discussed.
Postcards & Brews People Power
Join Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisibles for a fun, welcoming evening of connection and collective action. We’re bringing together like-minded community members to share good food and brews, meet new people, and write postcards that help amplify our voices and values.
Whether you’re a longtime activist or just looking for a simple, meaningful way to get involved, this is a low-pressure, high-impact way to take action alongside neighbors who care. Come for the food and brew, stay for the conversation, and leave knowing you helped make a difference.
We’ll provide the post cards (and stamps if needed) – you purchase your food and beverages.
Carsie Blanton Benefit Concert
We are joining our Todos Bienvenidos partner South Haven Indivisible, along with our other Todos Bienvenidos Indivisible partners from Holland/Zeeland, Paw Paw, and Southwest Michigan, in welcoming Carsie Blanton for a benefit concert in support of immigrant families in our area living under the daily fear of I.C.E. This event is a call to action—to offer not only financial support, but a visible message of unity, dignity, and belonging.
Postcards to Michigan
Last year’s elections in New Jersey and Virginia were an overwhelming success, to which we contributed by writing and distributing over 10,000 postcards! We are now working to help win the midterm elections by writing postcards to Michigan!
Writing postcards 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. We will continue to write postcards together at Blue Star Barns Coffee every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from noon to 2.
Postcards to Michigan
Last year’s elections in New Jersey and Virginia were an overwhelming success, to which we contributed by writing and distributing over 10,000 postcards! We are now working to help win the midterm elections by writing postcards to Michigan!
Writing postcards 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. We will continue to write postcards together at Blue Star Barns Coffee every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from noon to 2.
No Kings March - Douglas
Hosted by: Good Trouble Indivisible; Saugatuck-Douglas
NO KINGS 3.0 SOLIDARITY MARCH
We will march from the Bridge Protest to the Rally!
MEET US ON THE BRIDGE! Protest at our NO KINGS 3.0 event on the bridge, then March with us to downtown Saugatuck to support SDAI's Coughlin Park Rally (starting at 2:00 pm).
No Kings Protest - Douglas
Hosted by: Good Trouble Indivisible; Saugatuck-Douglas Uniting West Michigan
NO KINGS 3.0 — MEET US ON THE BRIDGE!
No Kings Protest - Holland
Join Holland Zeeland Indivisibles to rise up, take to the streets, and say it loud: no thrones, no crowns, no kings. We’re not watching history happen—we’re making it
Poster Making Party - No Kings
We are doing a little impromptu get together to make posters on Friday, March 27 for No Kings marches. Anyone welcome, we are just now possibly 5 people coming together to share some fun while we work on posters. People can bring their own supplies and meet at Alley’s Pizza at Lakeview Lanes in Douglas.
We have the back room at 6:00 pm and anyone wanting to join us please feel welcome!
We are looking forward to meeting with like-minded individuals who can join us.
Postcards to Michigan
Last year’s elections in New Jersey and Virginia were an overwhelming success, to which we contributed by writing and distributing over 10,000 postcards! We are now working to help win the midterm elections by writing postcards to Michigan!
Writing postcards 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. We will continue to write postcards together at Blue Star Barns Coffee every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from noon to 2.
Poster Party for No Kings
Join us at the Farmhouse Deli in Douglas for a poster making party for the No Kings Rally on March 28th.
We'll provide the supplies or you may bring your own.
Register for the No Kings Event Here: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/910408/
De-escalation Training for Protectors of Democracy
With No Kings 3 approaching SWIM (StateWide Indivisible Michigan) have had many requests for de-escalation training. To meet that need, they are repeating this training "De-escalation Training for Protectors of Democracy".
This is a virtual event.
Rooted In Light: Celebrating the Beauty of the Earth and the Resilience of Community
Fundraising event for Michigan Public Radio. However, this event will be more than a fundraiser. It will be an experience designed to lift our spirits. It’s intended to be an evening where people can step away from the world's chaos and gather together in community to remember the beauty that is all around us—celebrating the beauty of the earth and the beauty of community.
HUIZENGA PROTEST
Join us every Friday from 12:00-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office.
Know Your Rights: Protest Rights and Safety Practices (for all No Kings Attendees)
Indivisible National is providing an ACLU-led training where participants will learn about the Constitutional right to peacefully protest and about best practices for reducing risks when attending protests like the upcoming No Kings mobilization on March 28.
Michigan Democratic Party registration deadline to participate in the April Endorsement Convention
March 20 is the deadline to register as a Michigan Democratic Party member to be able to vote at the April 19 convention. Party members will vote in a primary-style endorsement vote for crucial roles, including: Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Board of Education, University of Michigan Board of Regents, Wayne State University Board of Governors, Michigan State University Board of Trustees, State Supreme Court and more.
You MUST be a MDP member at least 30 days prior to the convention to be able to vote in these critical races.
Singing Resistance in Solidarity
Singing Resistance community are hosting a gathering, a time when leaders in the community teach songs by ear and everyone who gathers has a chance to sing together. The goal of the gathering is to bring unity, solidarity and joy and to equip people with new songs of hope and protest that they can carry with them in acts of daily resistance and for protests and rapid response.
ADO'ers - Michigan Indivisible Coalition Meeting
If you are a Michigan Indivisible ADMIN, DO'ER, or ORGANIZER, this group is for you! This will be our first meeting following our January 10th summit. We'll briefly discuss the feedback from the summit and review the proposed meeting schedule for the coming year.
Then we'll launch into the meat of the discussion, which is coordinating our GOTV activities with each-other and outside groups doing similar work.
Meeting will be held via zoom.
Pizza, Postcards & People Power
Join Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisibles for a fun, welcoming evening of connection and collective action. We’re bringing together like-minded community members to share pizza, meet new people, and write postcards that help amplify our voices and values.
Whether you’re a longtime activist or just looking for a simple, meaningful way to get involved, this is a low-pressure, high-impact way to take action alongside neighbors who care. Come for the pizza, stay for the conversation, and leave knowing you helped make a difference.
We’ll provide the post cards and the pizza (donations are appreciated) – you purchase your beverages and stamps (or we will provide them).
Postcards to Michigan
Writing postcards 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.
¡TODOS BIENVENIDOS! TRAIN THE TRAINER and RAPID RESPONSE to ICE TRAININGS – Allegan
Registration is now open for Active Response to ICE and Family Support training session in Allegan next month.
The training will include information for both groups—Active Response volunteers and Family Support volunteers.
During this session, participants will learn how to effectively respond to ICE operations, and ways to support families impacted before, during and after ICE encounters. In addition, self-care tactics for volunteers participating in this program will be discussed.
Singing Resistance in Solidarity
Singing Resistance community are hosting a gathering, a time when leaders in the community teach songs by ear and everyone who gathers has a chance to sing together. The goal of the gathering is to bring unity, solidarity and joy and to equip people with new songs of hope and protest that they can carry with them in acts of daily resistance and for protests and rapid response.
Lift Every Voice and Sing
Given the role music has played in racial justice work, All Saints Episcople Church focused all their programming throughout this Black History Month (its 100th anniversary) on music; the series concludes on this coming Saturday with 'Lift Every Voice'.
All voices are welcome and every voice is needed for this educational celebration of Black History Month!
HUIZENGA PROTEST
Join us every Friday from 12:00-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office. Bring a sign and a letter to slide under this door.
Meet Your Candidates: a Forum for All Voters (Hastings)
This event is hosted by MI Barry County Indivisible
Doors Open at 6pm, candidate forum begins at 7pm. Questions will be asked of the candidates.
Candidates who will be attending:
Governor: Anthony Hudson (R)
Senator: Abdul El-Sayed (D) & Rachael Howard (D)
District 2 Representatives: Ben Ambrose (D), Jamie HIll (D), and Clyde Welford (D)
Attorney General: Eli Savit (D)
Secretary of State: Suzanne Shkreli (D)
Postcards to Michigan
Writing postcards 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.
¡TODOS BIENVENIDOS! TRAIN THE TRAINER and RAPID RESPONSE to ICE TRAININGS – HOLLAND
Childcare will be provided by background-checked church staff during the trainings.
Registration is now open for two Active Response to ICE and Family Support training sessions this month, occurring back-to-back.
The initial session will include information for both Active Response and Family Support volunteers, to be followed by a Train the Trainer session for those having completed at least one full training session. That program will provide consolidation of prior training and access to training resources.
HUIZENGA PROTEST
Join us every Friday from 12:00-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office. Bring a sign and a letter to slide under this door.
Online session of Yes You Canvass -- Indivisible Chicago's Canvassing School
Can't get to one of Indivisible Chicago's in-person canvassing training sessions? Join us for this online presentation. (NOTE: We also will be recording this session for future use)
As you may have heard, knocking on voters' doors and engaging them in one-on-one conversations is the single most effective way to win their vote. But maybe you're hesitant about canvassing. A lot of people are! Or, maybe it's been a while and you need a refresher or just have questions about how it works.
Whether you've never canvassed or just need to shake off the rust, this training class is for you. We show you what to expect; lead you through the process step-by-step; share tips accumulated over years of experience; and answer all your questions and concerns.
Indivisible Chicago excels at organizing and training canvassers. We invite you to come learn what it's all about!
ADO'ers - Michigan Indivisible Coalition Meeting
If you are a Michigan Indivisible ADMIN, DO'ER, or ORGANIZER, this group is for you! This will be our first meeting following our January 10th summit. We'll briefly discuss the feedback from the summit and review the proposed meeting schedule for the coming year.
Then we'll launch into the meat of the discussion, which is coordinating our GOTV activities with each-other and outside groups doing similar work.
Meeting will be held via zoom.
Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisibles Meeting
Join us at First Congregational church in Saugatuck, Michigan for our monthly meeting.
During our February meeting you will meet Candidate Diop Harris, one of the candidates running against incumbent Bill Huizenga for Michigan's Fourth Congressional District. In addition, you'll learn about what we have planned for 2026 as we work to protect Democracy.
Stand for Peace - Holland
Concerned about current global conflicts and the US role in them?
Bring a homemade sign calling for peace, and join us as we march along River Ave calling for peace. Add your voice and your presence!
There are so many broken hearts, broken lives, and voices that will never be heard again.
HUIZENGA PROTEST
Join us every Friday from 12:00-1pm to protest outside Representative Bill Huizenga’s Holland Office. Bring a sign and a letter to slide under this door.
Protect Your Community: ICE Watch & Rapid Response Virtual Training
This event is sponsored by States at the Core on effectively protecting your neighborhoods from federal enforcement incursions.
👀 What you’ll learn:
• How ICE Watch and rapid response efforts work
• How to document ICE activity safely
• Ways to support neighbors and build neighborhood resilience
• New analysis on ICE operations and updated safety guidance