About Us

Our Mission

Indivisible Oklahoma is a grassroots organization with a mission of progressive activism dedicated to the principles of justice, compassion, equity, and honesty.

Our Affiliation with Indivisible (National Organization)

Indivisible Oklahoma and all local Oklahoma chapters are directly affiliated with the national Indivisible organization. The national website is Indivisible.org and provides educational materials, event ideas, and more. The national group also maintains social media presence on Facebook, Instagram, Blue Sky, Mastadon, and Threads.

Connect with us:
Oklahoma Action Network (our newsletter)
Private Facebook Group
Public Facebook Page

We are 100% volunteer-run with no paid staff.

Core Principles

Freedom of speech and a free press are the foundation of a functional and vibrant democracy.
Ensuring healthcare for all is a moral obligation of a good and just society.
High quality and well-funded public education facilitates equality, economic security, and is critical to the future of America.
A reasonable path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants is the responsibility of a compassionate and just nation.
Termination of a pregnancy is a deeply personal and often complex medical decision in which the government should not be involved.
We believe in the right to a living wage and that corporate welfare widens the gap between the rich and the poor.
Every person is equal; we reject discrimination for any reason.
There is scientific evidence of climate change caused by human activity. We support government-imposed protections of the environment and for human health and safety.
Criminal justice reform is overdue. Profit for incarcerating people is immoral.
Transparency in government is lacking. We hold our elected officials accountable for their actions and inaction.
The separation of church and state ensures religious freedom for all and is key to protecting our democracy.
We support the Second Amendment AND believe commonsense gun laws are needed to protect the public.
Every person should be treated with dignity and respect.
A compassionate and just society does not tolerate brutality or cruelty to people, or animals.
Well educated voters are key to electing more just, compassionate, and honest leaders.

OUR HISTORY

Indivisible Oklahoma held its first meeting in late January 2017, following the return of 50 Oklahomans who chartered a bus to attend the first Women’s March in Washington, D.C. Inspired by this event and and their mutual commitment to social justice and equity, the decision was made to follow the lead of the organizers of the national Indivisible group, Ezra Levin and Leah Greenburg, and form a state group.

In April 2017, the first Indivisible Oklahoma “empty chair” town hall was held at Rose State College with over 2000 attendees. While our congressional members did not choose to accept our invitation, other local leaders did, and a panel and members of the audience discussed LBGTQ rights, healthcare, and more.

Many rallies and meetings followed, and a number of local chapters were formed. Indivisible Oklahoma members actively worked to support SQ 802 by training members to be petition circulators. Our efforts helped bring Medicaid Expansion, now known as SoonerCare, to Oklahoma. Other projects included voter registration, and reproductive rights rallies. We also participated in and supported the work of other progressive groups. Our membership grew to over 6K during this time.

With the next administration the pace of our work slowed a bit and we began to focus on state issues, including the development of a robust bill-tracking program.

Following the November 2024 election, Indivisible Oklahoma leaders and members again kicked into overdrive. Both state and local group memberships rose by over 2K in the first quarter, and have continued to grow. Local chapters began holding monthly in-person meetings. New chapters have formed in rural areas.

We have been a major collaborator in the Hands-Off and No Kings rallies, and supported several local chapters in organizing their own No Kings rallies, allowing people from all over the state to participate.

We hope you will join us! Be sure to visit all the pages on our website, join our private Facebook groups, and sign up to become a member of the Oklahoma Action Network to receive our email newsletter.

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