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The available reporting and organizers’ materials identify and its co-founder as a prominent public leader and co-organizer of the No Kings protests, while the campaign itself is presented as a coalit...
Indivisible grew out of a 2016 Google Doc and was formalized by former congressional staffers, most prominently co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin; other early authors included Jeremy Haile and...
Indivisible was founded and is publicly led by co-founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin, who serve as co-executive directors and jointly host weekly strategy calls for the movement . Contemporary pro...
A broad constellation of national and local activist organizations — including Indivisible, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, 50501 and allied gro...
A broad coalition of grassroots networks, civil‑liberties groups and national unions helped organize the No Kings protests; organizers say more than 200 organizations coordinated the October actions a...
The available reporting shows the No Kings protests were organized by a coalition of grassroots groups, nonprofits and labor unions with prominent involvement from Indivisible and co-organizer Leah Gr...
Indivisible’s co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin remain central hands‑on figures in a national progressive organizing network: they co‑lead weekly national calls that draw thousands, run the na...
The No Kings protests were organized by a coalition of grassroots groups led publicly by Indivisible and allied local organizations, with organizers framing the events as nonviolent, nationwide demons...
Indivisible began in late 2016 as a DIY activist blueprint authored by former congressional staffers and rapidly became a decentralized network of thousands of local groups; over time it institutional...
The phrase and public branding of the “No Kings” movement were coined and first promoted by the 50501 Movement, which styled itself around a “50 states, 50 protests, one movement” concept and the 3.5%...
Indivisible operates as a national organization with thousands of autonomous local chapters; national staff provide strategic coordination while local chapters (for example Indivisible SF, Indivisible...
No Kings was launched and branded as a mass, nonviolent movement by the 50501 Movement and a network of allied groups; organizers and partner pages identify Indivisible leaders and civil‑liberties org...
Indivisible’s co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin remain publicly active in national coordination, weekly calls and trainings, and campaign mobilizations: the Indivisible homepage and trainings ...
Indivisible presents itself as a national movement of thousands of local groups and a coordinating national team that builds partnerships and coalitions, but the organization’s public pages emphasize ...
Organizers of the nationwide “No Kings” protests are primarily coalitions of progressive and civil‑liberties groups, led publicly by Indivisible alongside national partners such as MoveOn and the 5050...
The principal organizers behind the No Kings protests are a coalition of progressive groups led publicly by and involving other national advocacy organizations such as , with coordination appearing to...
Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg of Indivisible are the most consistently named national organizers associated with the No Kings 2.0 initiative, joined in public lists by leaders from MoveOn and the ACLU...
The main stated goal of the No Kings protests is to mobilize mass against what organizers describe as authoritarian tendencies in the Trump Administration, while creating pathways for participants to ...