Indivisible Oklahoma

Category: Edmond

  • August Monthly Meeting

    Guest Speakers: Senator Julia Kirt & Representative Andy Fugate

    Each fall, lawmakers use interim studies to take a closer look at issues that may shape future policy and legislation. But what exactly is an interim study, which issues are being studied this fall, and why should we be paying attention now?

    Join Indivisible Edmond for Between Sessions: What’s Being Studied at the Oklahoma Capitol and Why It Matters.

    We’ll talk about how the interim study process works, highlight some of the issues lawmakers are digging into this fall, and look at what these conversations could mean heading into the next legislative session. We’ll also talk about how Oklahomans can follow the process and stay engaged.

    Whether you follow the Legislature closely or are still trying to understand how it all works, you’re welcome to join us. Bring your questions and come learn what to watch between sessions.

    This event is not sponsored or endorsed by the Metropolitan Library System.

    Register Here

  • Guac & Gather (Community Meet-up)

    Guac & Gather (Community Meet-up)

    Guac & Gather is Indivisible Edmond’s monthly social community meetup. Unlike our speaker events, this is conversation-driven. It’s where we connect, reflect, brainstorm, and think through next steps in a more informal setting. Come as you are for food, conversation, and a chance to get plugged in. New people are always welcome.

    RSVP HERE

  • Good Trouble Lives On: An Oklahoma Community Conversation

    Good Trouble Lives On: An Oklahoma Community Conversation

    Doors open at 9:30 a.m. | Program begins at 10:00 a.m.

    Join us for an Oklahoma Community Conversation as part of the national Good Trouble Lives On weekend honoring the legacy of Congressman John Lewis.

    This nonpartisan event will bring together community voices to discuss voting rights, representation, and civic participation in Oklahoma. Together, we’ll reflect on the legacy of Good Trouble and talk about how Oklahomans can stay informed, engaged, and active in strengthening democracy.

    The morning will include:

    • Coffee and donuts
    • A short opening video honoring John Lewis
    • Community voices sharing perspectives on voting rights, representation, and civic participation
    • A community conversation with audience Q&A
    • Opportunities to connect with organizations working on civic engagement in Oklahoma

    Voter registration will be available after the program. Anyone who is 17½ or older and otherwise eligible may register in Oklahoma, though you must be 18 to vote. If you know someone who needs to register before the July 31 deadline for the August 25 election, please bring them with you.

    Confirmed participants currently include representatives from ACLU Oklahoma, Let’s Fix This, Thanks For Voting OK, and Southern Hills Christian Church, with additional community voices to be announced.

    Register HERE

  • Good Trouble Lives On: Morning sign wave for voting rights

    Good Trouble Lives On: Morning sign wave for voting rights

    Join us as we kick off the Good Trouble Lives On weekend with a peaceful morning sign wave honoring the legacy of Congressman John Lewis.

    During the morning commute, we’ll gather on the sidewalk at Broadway & 33rd in Edmond to raise awareness about voting rights, civic participation, and Oklahoma’s upcoming August 25 election. Our goal is to remind our community that democracy depends on participation and that every election matters.

    This is a peaceful, nonpartisan visibility event. We’ll remain on the public sidewalk and greet commuters with positive messages about voting and civic engagement.

    Please bring signs focused on:

    Voting Rights, Every Vote Matters, Check Your Voter Registration, Vote August 25, Civic Participation.

    Location: Broadway & 33rd, Edmond (sidewalk only)

    Click HERE for more information

  • July Monthly Meeting

    July Monthly Meeting

    July Monthly Meeting: Food Policy in Oklahoma with Bailey Ashbaker

    Food policy is shifting fast at both the state and federal level, and Oklahoma families are feeling it. This month we’re joined by Bailey Ashbaker, Senior Policy & Engagement Specialist at Hunger Free Oklahoma, to break down what’s actually changing, from SNAP to school meals, and what it means for seniors, kids, and families across Oklahoma. Bailey will help us understand the real impacts on the ground and, most importantly, what we can do about it. There will be plenty of time for your questions.

    Register Here: https://mobilize.us/s/8RkRvx

  • Guac & Gather (Community Meet-up)

    Guac & Gather (Community Meet-up)

    Guac & Gather is Indivisible Edmond’s monthly social community meetup. Unlike our speaker events, this is conversation-driven. It’s where we connect, reflect, brainstorm, and think through next steps in a more informal setting. Come as you are for food, conversation, and a chance to get plugged in. New people are always welcome.

    RSVP HERE