Six days from now, next Saturday, on the third No Kings Day, we will proclaim our refusal to submit. . . It will also show each of us that we’re not alone. It will show hope and determination all around us. . . Our march next Saturday will demonstrate that we will not be silenced. . . America belongs to us, We the People.

Robert Reich Sunday, March 22, 2026

SUNDAY EMAIL - MARCH 22, 2026

Visit the IHB website at: https://www.indivisible-IHB.org.

Dear {{ FirstName | default: 'Friend' }},

Key actions for the upcoming week include the following:

Just Six More Days to Prepare for No Kings 3. Together, we can make this our most successful event yet! There are a few key things that remain for us to do:
- Sign-up to attend: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/911017/ and get others to sign up!
- Review parking instructions, march route map, and all other pertinent details under Rally Update section.
- Sign-up for the chorus (to register click HERE.). Rehearsal is at 5:00 p.m. today (that is, 5:00 p.m. Sunday).
- After Hours Group - Pop-up Poster Party - Wednesday, March 25th 6:30 - 8:30 p.m
  - Make posters for No Kings 3. Fun and fellowship. To RSVP, and receive location and details, contact PamelaSchure@yahoo.com. (See the Social Capital Section for more details.).
TOMORROW, Monday, March 23, we are at Wilmington Brew Works. Ray Siegfried, Delaware State Senator for District 5 will talk about his efforts to protect Delawareans from the unlawful detention and deportation actions of ICE and will answer our questions.
If you can't make it to the Monday Meeting, you can still pick-up postcards to write, from Alan and Peggy Evantash's front porch, 2302 W. 16th Street, Wilmington. Note: please return completed postcards to the porch or to Sarah Baylin at a Monday Meeting no later than April 13.
Don't miss a new section today, Advocacy Successes, to read about the outcomes of this past week's lobby days.
Check-out the numerous actions in the Advocacy Update section, including:
1. Urge your members of Congress to oppose all funding for this war by clicking on the following: https://act.indivisible.org/sign/no-iran-war/.
2. TODAY - Participate in PART 2: Advocacy 101: The State of Immigrants' Rights in Delaware | Sunday, March 22 | 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Register HERE. The training is virtual.
Beginning on Monday, April 6, we'll be moving our Monday Meetings to Silverside Church, 2800 Silverside Road, Wilmington, 19803 to accommodate our ever-growing membership. (See the Operations Section for more details.).

Thanks to each of you, we are making a difference!!

The IHB Leadership Team

RESISTANCE WORK GROUP UPDATE

The RESISTANCE WORK GROUP UPDATE is the new umbrella for the RALLY TEAM, IHB PUSH BACK, and some IMMIGRATION TEAM initiatives.

RALLY UPDATE

No Kings 3 - Only 6 Days to Go!

Read all the way down for more on recruitment, volunteering, and the No Kings Chorus, but first …

Here is everything you need to know to be part of Saturday’s protest:

When: Next Saturday, March 28^th, 9:30 -11:30 a.m.

Where: Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park

What: A brief rally will precede a 2-mile march (starting and ending at the park).

Why: To join together and say: America does not belong to strongmen, greedy billionaires, or those who rule through fear. It belongs to us, the people.

To sign up: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/911017/.

Information and Tips

We will gather, rain or shine!
Safety: We have lots of safety marshals ready to guide and support everyone throughout the morning. Also, we recommend using the buddy system for the day: Arrive, stay with, and leave the event with a trusted partner.
Kids/grandkids and dogs are welcome.
Figure out your transportation and parking plans in advance:
- Click HERE to review parking and public transportation options, and we are recommending that you carpool if possible.
- Plan to arrive early so you have plenty of time to find parking.
To review the march route in advance, click HERE. (The march is approximately 2 miles long; you can shorten it at any point along the way by turning on a side street and returning to the park.).
Do you have mobility issues and don’t wish to march? That’s fine – you can still participate!
- For those who need it, a passenger drop-off location is available at the turnaround at the corner of French Street and Rosa Parks Drive.
- Join our Honk and Wave (after the rally, while others are marching) at the corner of French and Front Streets (one block from Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park). Feel free to bring a chair.
- Or, stay at the park after the rally and enjoy people-watching and music. Feel free to bring a chair.
- Or, if you’d rather not leave your car at all and are willing to miss the rally: you can park in a lot along the march route and watch/cheer marchers as they pass. Bring flags, signs, and noisemakers! (See march route map HERE.).
What to bring:
- Your own water or beverage – and a snack if you feel you might need one. (No water or food will be provided.).
- A sign (see sign ideas HERE) and cowbells, drums, or other noise-makers!
What to wear:
- Wear yellow! (Get a yellow No Kings bandana - $10 each - from any Social Capital Work Group member at the Monday meeting, or email Jill Gaumer at jill.gaumer@gmail.com.). If it’s a rainy day, bring a yellow umbrella!
- Buy an inflatable costume or design another costume to wear! Strategic silliness is a great way to dispute the Trump regime’s claims that “No Kings” protests are violent, “hate America” rallies.
Accommodations:
- Portable toilets and Help Centers (for basic first-aid) will be at the park and at the halfway point of the march.
- We are working on arranging ASL interpretation. Stay tuned.
Make plans to have lunch somewhere and/or shop on the Riverfront afterwards.
- See list of restaurants HERE.
- Some Riverfront establishments (like Veritas Wine and Craft Beer) are getting into the spirit of the day by offering discounts to any patron who says “No Kings” when placing their order/making their purchase!
And remember: “A core principle behind all "No Kings" events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.”

Help Make NK3 Our Biggest Yet!

Please help build our turnout – and the movement: Recruit, recruit, recruit!!

Can you find one (or two or three!) people who didn’t attend previous protests to come along with you? “Copy and paste” the Mobilize link above or the graphic below in emails to friends and/or post to your social media.
For tips on how to reach out and recruit, click HERE (Each One Reach One) and HERE (50501 Movement).
If you will be out of town on March 28th, or for your friends around the country and world, find a No Kings Rally HERE. (Scroll down to the map and add the zip code or address where you/they will be on the 28th.).

Help distribute NK3 flyers in your neighborhood, at your local hangouts, etc. There are two ways to get flyers:
- Pick-up a supply at either the Monday Meeting or from the bins on the Evantash front porch, 2302 W. 16^th Street.
- Print flyers from your home computer; click HERE for the pdf.
Join the IHB Honk and Wave this Thursday the 26th, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. (Bring signs - ideas are HERE - to go along with the NK3 promo signs that will be provided.).
- Location: On the Riverfront, meet at the corner of Harlan Boulevard. and Justison Street.
- Parking: Park on the street or in nearby public parking lots. (Lots of parking lots are in the area; just make sure you avoid any marked as private.).
Come to the IHB Visibility Bridge Brigade this Friday the 27th, 4:30 – 6:00 p.m.
- On the I-95 Pedestrian Overpass in Claymont. For directions, click HERE.
- No need to bring signs - just wear weather-appropriate clothing and bring a flag to wave if you have one. Questions? Email LaNae at lanaesolomon@yahoo.com.

And Last but Not Least …

1. RAISE YOUR VOICE IN SONG ON MARCH 28! The newly formed No Kings Chorus is still looking for singers to perform at the end of the No Kings March at Tubman-Garrett Park on March 28th. Conductor Lynne Claire Morse and accompanist Matthew Jewell will lead the chorus and engage march participants in songs of resistance.

There will be one rehearsal (encouraged but not required) prior to the event. To register for the chorus, click HERE. (Note: The rehearsal is today at 5:00 p.m. When you sign-up, you’ll receive rehearsal location as well as pdfs of all music and part tracks. If you can’t make the rehearsal, that’s okay; just sign-up no later than March 26.).

2. VOLUNTEERS: Thank you to everyone who has signed-up to volunteer. We couldn't pull off this massive event without you!

If you already signed-up, watch for an email coming soon with further information and instructions. If you need to reach someone about your volunteer role:
- Safety marshals – Contact Doug, dougcsmith111@gmail.com.
- Everyone else – Contact Nancy, nancywahler@gmail.com.
We still need a few more volunteers to help carry banners. (Carrying a banner would be a fun family activity - or a good opportunity for two friends to do together!) If you can, please email Nancy Wahler (nancywahler@gmail.com) ASAP.

3. THANK YOU to everyone who contributed so generously to IHB to help cover the many expenses required to pull- off a successful – and LARGE – event like NK3. Wow – it does indeed take a village!

If you have questions, please contact Nancy Wahler: nancywahler@gmail.com.

IHB PUSH BACK

!! SUMMARY: IHB Push Back, part of the Resistance Work Group (RWG), aims to make it difficult for companies, institutions, and organized groups that are supporting the Trump Regime to continue to do so. Our goal is to make it embarrassing, uncomfortable, or financially disadvantageous for these companies/institutions to continue to support the Regime, by making the public, and especially their customers, aware of their actions.

If you are interested in what we are doing, join us. We meet every Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. by Zoom. Contact Deb at dstravers@comcast.net to get the link.

!! 1. New IHB Push Back Action:

Summary: IHB Push Back is teaming-up with Beth Anne Gluck’s Immigration Advocacy Team to identify practicing, retired, and out-of-state attorneys to fill gaps in the legal process for immigrants who are being threatened with detention and deportation.

Action: Pro bono attorneys are needed to (1) draft habeas petitions in federal court for detainees and/or (2) represent detainees in the immigration administrative court, located in Philadelphia. There are several nonprofits leading the charge on these volunteer positions. For those who have not done habeas work before, the nonprofits would like the attorney to take a training prior to volunteering. There is an upcoming virtual training the end of this month.

Background

The Immigration Court system is buried right now with all of the new detainees being rounded-up for deportation. There aren’t enough immigration attorneys or judges to handle the workload. Timing is critical to file the necessary briefs before the detainee is deported without due process.

If you would like more information on the processes and the nonprofits, please reach out to Tricia McCarthy at tricia.ann.mccarthy@gmail.com.

IHB Push Back continues to support the following initiatives which are focused on the Business pillar:

No Detention Camp Labor!
Shame on Citizens Bank.
Keep ICE contractors out of Delaware

!! 2. No Detention Camp Labor! (NDCL) We are partnering with the Indivisible Philadelphia Group on a campaign to target companies that use cheap prison labor (or use vendors who do so). Unfortunately, this is legal and considered part of the punishment. A few of these companies have crossed the line and started using ICE detainee labor, which is illegal. These companies get around this issue by calling the detainees “students”. We want assurances that these companies won’t start using immigrant detainees in this way. We launched this letter writing campaign seven weeks ago, inspired by Professor Timothy Snyder.

Summary: We want companies to pledge NOT to use ICE detainee labor or use contractors that do. Letters will go out to two target companies each week. The letters should be mailed to the companies. Here’s the HOW TO:

Action:

a. Watch the training video:
https://prod.cdn.everyaction.com/emails/van/TSM/TSMIV/1/83165/zM87QIk03k8XAFpk5ukM1oXbYijV11JdeW5wGzzxZhK_archive?emci=8b190d38-5800-f111-832f-000d3a1f0e4c&emdi=cd2e2e20-3301-f111-832f-000d3a1f0e4c&ceid=1605887
b. Please sign-up here to join this project. You’ll get pertinent information on the companies, template language for your letters, and a way to report back on your efforts. The goal is to make this a national campaign.
c. If you have already signed-up, you will be getting emails every Monday from Vicki Miller from Indivisible Philadelphia with two new targets for letters. Once you develop your basic letter from the template, it should be relatively easy to customize for each new company. This week’s targets are AirBNB and YUM! Brands (KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell).

The NDCL weekly emails provide links to previous weeks' target companies (Aramark, Costco, Burger King, McDonalds, T-Mobile, Applebee’s, BelGiosioso Cheese, Inc., Cargill Ag Marketing SVC., Hyundai Motors, Chipotle Mexican Grill, American Airlines, BWH Hotels, (Best Western), Ben and Jerry’s, and Eversource Energy). You can catch-up as time permits. Profiles for these companies can be found on this website: https://www.indivisiblephiladelphia.com/detention-camp-newsletters?emci=3def7872-c61b-f111-a69a-000d3a1f0a97&emdi=5c2baef5-6721-f111-9a48-000d3a14b640&ceid=1664458.
d. For this week’s email: click HERE.

Background: ICE detention camps are springing up all over the country as a result of ICE funding from the Trump regime. They routinely "rent” prisoners out to companies as slave labor as part of their punishment. Most of the immigrant detainees abducted from our communities have not had the due process that has been afforded to prisoners. They do not fall within the slavery exception in the 13th Amendment. We want to prevent detainee labor now, to deter companies from getting any ideas about using it.

!! 3. Shame on Citizens Bank

Our successes within the Business Pillar (Avelo, Spotify, Daedalus) have made Corporate CEOs understand the Power of the People! We are becoming a force to be reckoned with.

Summary: We want to force Citizens Bank (CB) to quit funding CoreCivic and GEO, who build and run the for-profit prisons used to hold ICE detainees under deplorable conditions. Citizens Bank is resisting our efforts, so we are escalating.

Even with all the press coverage for the 11-state, multi-site protest on March 7, in the Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer and the Rachel Maddow Show, Citizens Bank has not backed down.

Dan Fitzpatrick, President of Mid-Atlantic Region has not responded to my request for a meeting. So, let’s keep up the pressure. There are new tactics in the works. Stay tuned.

Action: Social Media Campaign.

Continue to post signs like the one below to Facebook.

For more details, please contact Deb Travers at (dstravers@comcast.net).

OPERATIONS

Mark Your Calendar - We're Moving!

As much as we love Monday meetings at Wilmington Brew Works, beginning on Monday, April 6, we'll be moving to a new location, to accommodate our ever-growing membership. (We believe that you will understand if you have ever tried to look for a parking spot or a seat at one of our recent meetings.). Note that we will continue at Wilmington Brew Works on Monday 23 and 30.

Here's what you need to know about our new space:

Where: Silverside Church, 2800 Silverside Road, Wilmington 19803.
When: Monday April 6 and Monday April 13.
Time: 4:00 - 5:00 p.m., doors open at 3:30 p.m. (no change from current start time, more flexibility in end time.).

We're excited about this change and will test the new space by meeting there on Monday, April 6, and April 13. Silverside has ample seating (150 - 170 or more), good audio, plentiful parking, and the church staff are happy to welcome us. The church does not serve beverages, but we are free to bring in, and take out, beverages of our choice.

We'll need, though, to set-up, and take-down, chairs and tables, so contact Nancy Hannigan if you can volunteer to be part of a chair team!

Any questions, contact Nancy Hannigan, njhannigan@yahoo.com or 302-304-2184.

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Volunteers Needed - Chair Teams!

When we move our Monday meetings to Silverside Church on April 6, we'll need two "chair teams": one to set-up chairs/tables before the meeting and a second team to put them back. Could you join one of these teams? All are welcome and please specify which team you wish to join, if you have a preference.

Contact Nancy at njhannigan@yahoo.com or 302-304-2184

ADVOCACY SUCCESSES

!! ACLU'S LOBBY DAY - MARCH 18

Seven IHB members participated in ACLU’s Lobby day on March 18, – Our Voices at the Capital: Keeping Our Communities Safe. We asked legislators to support HB 94, which would ban Delaware law enforcement officers from cooperating with ICE in protected places (schools, day cares, healthcare settings, and places of worship).

A few months back, IHB members sent 219 emails to House Leadership during the ACLU’s “email blitz” in support of HB 94, but it remains stalled on the ready list.

This week we met with Sen. Dan Cruce, Rep. Melanie Ross-Levin, and Rep. Mike Smith, three legislators who had not been familiar with the bill. We presented stories about children, families, restaurant workers, and healthcare workers who experienced fear and trauma when local police cooperated in these efforts. Cruce and Ross-Levin agreed to co-sponsor the bill. Mike Smith was very receptive but wanted to read the bill carefully before making a commitment.

In addition, we met with the Senate Majority Leader Brian Townsend, House Majority Whip Ed Osienski, and Representatives Sean Lynn (sponsor), Frank Burns (co-sponsor), and Mara Gorman (co-sponsor).

Thanks to the ACLU’s preparation and organization and IHB’s “boots on the ground”, we had a very successful lobby day and added SIX new co-sponsors to the bill!

!! LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS - LEAGUE DAY 2026 - MARCH 19

IHB members attended the League of Women Voters - League Day 2026 this week. The program included a panel of legislators who answered questions about Immigration, Voting Rights, and Criminal Justice Reform. Delaware A.G. Kathy Jennings spoke to the group about her office’s efforts to resist the Trump administration’s many illegal and unconstitutional acts. Her message was, “We’re fighting him in the courts, and we’re winning!”

ADVOCACY UPDATE

Save the contact information below on your computer and/or in your phone:

Chris Coons: 202-224-5042 or 302-573-6345; https://www.coons.senate.gov/contact/share-your-opinion.
The Honorable Chris Coons 1105 North Market Street, Suite 100 Wilmington, DE 19801
Lisa Blunt Rochester: 202-224-2441 or 302-573-6291; https://www.bluntrochester.senate.gov/contact/.
Sarah McBride: 202-225-4165 or 302-830-2330; https://mcbride.house.gov/contact.
The Honorable Sarah McBride 1105 North Market Street, Suite 400 Wilmington, DE 19801

[If you have not tried it, please take a look at Democracy I/O. This tool will allow you to send an e-mail to all three of our MOCs with just a few clicks.].

As part of our on-going advocacy efforts, the following are actions for your attention and action this week:

!! 1. To: Senators Chris Coons and Lisa Blunt Rochester (contacts 1 and 2 above) and Representative Sarah McBride (contact 3 above).

Summary: Trump’s unauthorized war in Iran continues to escalate, resulting in retaliatory attacks killing civilians across the middle east. Now Congress is considering a request for billions more to fund this war, which most Americans do not support.

Take Action: Urge your members of Congress to oppose all funding for this war, to demand transparency and accountability from the administration, and to continue to support War Powers Resolutions to require congressional approval for continued hostilities in the Middle East.

Call Your Senator here: https://indivisible.org/actions/no-war-iran-senate/.

Call Your Representative here: https://indivisible.org/actions/no-war-iran-house/.

Background: Indivisible provides more information on the issue here: https://act.indivisible.org/sign/no-iran-war/.

For more details, please contact Sheila Grant (sgrant62@gmail.com).

!! 2. To: All IHB Members - Education - Immigration Advocacy - TODAY

Summary: The Unitarian Fellowship of Newark, in partnership with the ACLU, is hosting a three-part “Know Your Rights” and activist training designed to empower allies with the knowledge, resources, and practical skills to support Delaware's immigrant communities. Advanced registration is required. This event is open for virtual attendance ONLY.

Take Action: Register HERE.

Background: A description of each training is listed below:

PART 2: Advocacy 101: The State of Immigrants' Rights in Delaware | Sunday, March 22 | 12:30 – 2:00 p.m.
Learn more about our efforts to urge Governor Meyer to end backdoor channels for cooperation with ICE and gain insight into a slate of critical, pro-immigrant legislation pending in the Delaware General Assembly.
PART 3: Holding Elected Officials Accountable: Advocacy to Action | Sunday, April 26 | 12:30 – 2:00 p.m.
This training will help you gain the skills to effectively hold legislators accountable through tactics such as bird-dogging. You will gain hands-on experience in engaging elected officials, amplifying immigrants' rights issues, and ensuring community voices are heard

For more details, please contact Beth Anne Gluck (bagluck@comcast.net).

3. To: All IHB Members - Take Action to Protect Delaware's Immigrants and Restaurant Industry - Immigration

Summary: The hospitality industry is one of the hardest hit during ICE activity across the country. Whether businesses are immigrant-owned or employ immigrants, it is important that business owners know their rights in the event that they are confronted by ICE.

Take Action: We need volunteers who are willing to reach out to local businesses and share a packet of information full of resources to protect immigrants and prepare for a possible interaction with ICE. If interested, please complete this GoogleForm to sign-up for a training session for volunteers. Training date/time/location will be announced once we have a core group of volunteers.

Background: Read this article from SevenFiftyDaily.

For more details, please contact Beth Anne Gluck (bagluck@comcast.net).

4. To: All IHB members – Voting Rights - Lobby Day Opportunity

Summary: Please consider registering to attend the Lobby Day for Voting Rights hosted by our partner, ACLU of Delaware.

When: Tuesday, April 21, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Where: Legislative Hall, 411 Legislative Avenue, Dover, DE 19901.
Details: Breakfast and lunch are included.
- No prior experience is needed.
- You must also attend a virtual training session prior to the Lobby Day. Details to follow.

Take action: Space is limited. Registration is required at this link: Click HERE.

Also, please text Sally Barclay (515-708-0489) if you need a ride or can take other members to Dover for this event.

Background: We have been working for several sessions, along with the ACLU of Delaware, to pass the priority voting legislation listed below. This is an opportunity to advocate directly and meet with legislators in small groups.

SB 2 - Early, In-person Voting.
SB 3 - No Excuse Absentee Voting and Permanent Absentee Voting.
HB 88 - Same Day Registration.
HB 180 - Restore Voting Rights to People with Felony Convictions.

For more details, please contact Sally Barclay at sallybar913@gmail.com.

!! 5. To: All IHB members – Computer Data Centers - Tier Three Issue - Community Education.

Summary: Thanks to the 100 plus IHB members who attended the last-minute ZOOM call held in place of our Monday Meeting at Wilmington Brew Works, in response to the weather, this past Monday.

Action: If you are interested in reviewing the slides and hearing the recording (partial) from our speakers, Marissa McClenton and Dustyn Thompson, please click HERE. Note: the slides and the recording are also on our website under the Activist Toolkit Dropdown, then Library, and then Monday Meetings, click HERE.

For more details, please contact Sheila Grant (sgrant62@gmail.com).

SOCIAL CAPITAL

The Social Capital Work Group - We Build Community.

“What really matters from the point of view of social capital and civic engagement is not merely nominal membership, but active and involved membership.” Robert Putnam

!! No Kings 3 Merchandise – Get Yours at The Monday, March 23^rd meeting.

IHB t-shirts with the No Kings 3 logo on the back. $20 - (S, M, L, XLG, 2XLG).
“WE THE PEOPLE” hats for $25/each. Just a few are left.
YELLOW, No Kings 3 bandanas - Just a very few left.
Contact jill at jill.gaumer@gmail.com.

!! New Member Meeting – Learn about IHB’s structure and how you can help.

Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. at Brew Ha Ha, Fairfax Avenue North, 1000 Renaissance Way, Wilmington, DE 19803. Space is limited.
Please RSVP to jill.gaumer@gmail.com to reserve your spot.

!! After Hours Group – For Those Who Cannot Make the 4:00 p.m. Monday meeting.

Pop-up Poster Party - Wednesday, March 25^th 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Join other After Hours members and make posters for No Kings 3. Fun and fellowship.
To RSVP, and receive location and details, contact PamelaSchure@yahoo.com.

Food Bank volunteering, Monday, April 6^th 9:00 a.m. - Noon. Optional lunch to follow.

Join us for fun and a worthwhile volunteer effort. Working with the Food Bank of Delaware, we sort and pack boxes of various types of food for the food insecure in our area.
Sign-up HERE. The link is exclusive to our group, and anyone that opens it will gain access to our volunteer shifts.
Contact Anne Elmlinger if you have questions. 240-454-2019, aelmlinger@comcast.net.
The next Food Bank volunteer date: Tuesday, June 9^thfrom 9:00 a.m. - Noon.

!! IHB Neighborly Connections – We are looking for facilitators for these small groups where IHBers can gather, get to know one another, and be energized by new and not-so-new friends.

If you think you might want to be a small group facilitator, but want to learn more about Neighborly Connections, please join us. There are just a few places left.
Your questions will be answered and your suggestions valued. Join us for a light breakfast on Saturday, April 18^th 10:15 - Noon at the Brandywine Library, 1300 Foulk Rd, Wilmington, DE 19803.
Let Amanda Henderson know that you are coming - amandaghen@gmail.com.

Thank you all who contributed to the Lutheran Community Services – “It looked like a Costco aisle of paper goods!”

Next up is Monday, April 6^th. Always the first Monday of the month.

!! Planning Ahead for the Calendar

Wednesday, April 15^th Community Sing (Always the third Wednesday of the month.).
Thursday, April 16^th, After Hours group. 6:30 p.m. (Always the third Thursday of the month.). Our group is for IHB members who can’t make the Monday 4:00 p.m. meetings. Join us in the back room at Panera’s on 2311 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803. Let Courtney Simmons know you are coming - Courtney Simmons - courtney.lynne.simmons@gmail.com.
Thursday, June 18^th Spring Mingle June 18^th Ed Oliver’s Golf Club, an evening event.

MONDAY MEETINGS

!! Unless noted otherwise, all meetings start at 4:00 p.m. and take place at Wilmington Brew Works (WBW), 3129 Miller Road in Wilmington. Join us!

Tomorrow, Monday, March 23, 2026 - Ray Siegfried, Delaware State Senator for District 5, will talk about his efforts to protect Delawareans from the unlawful detention and deportation actions of ICE and will answer our questions.
Monday, March 30, 2026, Sheila Grant, the head of the IHB Advocacy Work Group, will be the speaker today.
Monday, April 6, 2026 - This meeting will be in a new location, Silverside Church, 2800 Silverside Road, Wilmington 19803. The speaker will be Shay Frisby, who is running in the primary for State Senate District 5.
Follow-up from our Monday Meeting, March 16 - If you are interested in reviewing the slides and hearing the recording (partial) from our speakers, Marissa McClenton and Dustyn Thompson, who discussed the issues of data centers in our state and elsewhere, please click HERE. Note: the slides and the recording are also on our website under the Activist Toolkit Dropdown, then Library, and then Monday Meetings, click HERE.

Reminders: Please come early (3:30 or 3:45 p.m.), to give yourself time to get your drink and socialize so that we may start promptly at 4:00 p.m. Because our membership is growing, do consider carpooling. And please don't forget to generously tip the wait staff at Wilmington Brew Works for making this great facility available to us! Members are encouraged to wear their IHB name tags.

IHB CONTACT INFORMATION

Indivisible Highland and Beyond’s mission: Preserve and expand participation in our democracy by electing pro-democracy candidates and by promoting legislation and policies that advance an inclusive, representative democracy.

Find IHB on TikTok @ihbdelaware and Instagram @indivisiblehighlandsandbeyond.

Visit the IHB website at: https://www.indivisible-IHB.org. If you need help setting up your IHB account or have trouble logging in, contact IHB webmaster Sandy Dobbs at indivisiblebeyond1@gmail.com).

IHB Leaders:

Electoral	Lucy Comstock-Gay (lucy.comstockgay@gmail.com)
Legislative Advocacy:	Sheila Grant (sgrant62@gmail.com)
Legislative & Electoral Mailings:	Sarah Baylin (sjbaylin66@gmail.com)
Resistance (including Rallies):	Deb Travers (dstravers@comcast.net)
Operations:	Nancy Hannigan (njhannigan@yahoo.com)
Social Capital: Social Media Coordinator:	Jill Gaumer (jill.gaumer@gmail.com) Maxine Robbins (maxinerobbins@gmail.com)
Communications:	Gwen Jolley (gmjolley@bellsouth.net)