Indivisible Harlem

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January 6 was a violent and deadly attack against all Americans – against our country, our democracy, and our freedom as voters to choose the leaders that represent us so that we have a government of, by, and for the people.

One year later, the same faction that attacked our country on January 6th is hard at work silencing our voices by restricting our freedom to vote, attacking fair voting districts, and quietly preparing future attempts to sabotage free and fair elections and with it our democracy.

So this January 6, exactly one year later, Americans across race, place, party, and background are holding candlelight vigils to say: In America, the voters decide the outcome of elections.

The promise of democracy is not a partisan issue but a calling that unites us as Americans. To prevent this kind of attack from happening again, our elected leaders must pass urgent legislation that will protect this country from anti-democratic forces who are continuing their efforts to destroy it.

Coming together, we can prevent another January 6th attack and realize the promise of democracy for all of us - no matter our color, zip code, or income - so we all have an equal say in the decisions that shape our daily lives and futures.

Join us for our virtual 2022 Gubernatorial forum to hear where the candidates stand on various issues.

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New York: we’ve been pushing Congress for months to pass groundbreaking voting rights legislation – and Senate Majority Leader Schumer has announced that the Senate will be holding a historic vote to move forward The Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act this coming week.

This weekend, we can all help Senator Schumer take this bill to the finish line by calling voters in West Virginia or Arizona and patching them through to urge Sens. Manchin or Sinema to do whatever it takes to pass and protect our freedom to vote.

Join us for the “Fight for Our Freedom to Vote: NYS Virtual MLK Call to Action” event with Senator Chuck Schumer immediately followed by a phone bank connecting voters in key states to their Senator’s offices.

Senator Schumer will first provide an update on where we stand on passing this voting rights bill. We’ll honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy and advocacy for an inclusive American democracy. We’ll get fired up with a call to action because this fight isn’t over yet. We hope you’ll stay for a training to prepare everyone for the phone bank, no matter your previous experience level!

We need all hands on deck this weekend before this historic vote. We hope that you can join us for the “Fight for Our Freedom to Vote: NYS Virtual MLK Call to Action” virtual rally and phone bank Sunday, 1/16 at 5:30pm with Senator Schumer!