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Two sisters came to a protest with a story that made the abstraction of "detention" impossible to ignore. Their mother had been taken from a routine check-in appointment 67 days earlier. At the time of the interview, she was more than a thousand miles from home, in Louisiana, at a GEO Group facility, and her daughters were raising their younger brothers in her absence.

David Jolly is running for Governor of Florida, and heading into this forum, he is the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination in a state Democrats have not carried at the gubernatorial level in more than two decades.

Who Pays If Property Taxes Go Away? What Every Florida Voter Needs to Know Before Election Day

George Zoley, CEO of The GEO Group, runs the largest private detention company in America from Boca Raton, just minutes from his mansion. As his company profits from ICE contracts and faces lawsuits over conditions at its facilities, Zoley has embedded GEO Group executives on FAU's board and funneled millions to Republican campaigns. Join Indivisible Boca Raton and Resist Wilton Manors outside his home on July 18 to demand accountability.

On July 18th, indivisible Boca Raton and Resist Wilton Manors will be protesting George Zoley, the GEO Group CEO and Boca Raton resident. Please join us!

Lois Frankel has been in Congress since 2013, representing Palm Beach County under several different district numbers as the lines have been redrawn over the years. This year, thanks to Ron DeSantis’ 2026 mid-decade redistricting, her district was moved into a reconfigured District 23, and she’s running there in a Democratic primary against Victoria Doyle.

Our Voter Outreach Committee is building neighborhood teams across Palm Beach County right now. We will match you with voters in your area, train you on the tools, and put you to work at whatever level you can commit to - whether that is three streets or three hours a week.

Indivisible Boca Raton's canvassing program is built on one core insight: most voter contact starts too late, talks to too few people, and stops the moment an election ends. We are doing it differently. This guide gives you the tools to walk into any conversation, friendly, skeptical, or outright hostile, and come out having planted something worth coming back to.

Masked agents pulling people from their cars. No identification. Unmarked vehicles. No warrants shown, no questions asked. Billions of dollars funneled into ICE while the detention facilities where human beings are held grow more crowded, more squalid, more deliberately cruel. This isn’t border policy. It’s a terror campaign directed at some of our most vulnerable neighbors.

"Throughout history, democracies have eroded when citizens failed to recognize the warning signs of authoritarianism," said Myra Kremenitzer, founder of Indivisible Boca Raton. "We demand the full release of the Epstein files because the American people deserve the truth, the victims deserve justice, and no individual, regardless of wealth or status, should be above the law."

A Boca Raton civic group is taking to the sidewalks outside Boca Town Center Mall this weekend to protest what organizers describe as growing threats to democratic institutions and to demand the full public release of records tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

“Throughout history, democracies have eroded when citizens failed to recognize the warning signs of authoritarianism,” said Myra Kremenitzer, leader of Indivisible Boca Raton. “We demand the full release of the Epstein files because the American people deserve the truth, the victims deserve justice and no individual -regardless of wealth or status- should be above the law.”

U.S. Military stands accused of missile strikes on at least 22 schools and 17 healthcare facilities in Iran. They have refused to investigate the allegations.

We Invite You to An Evening with David Jolly, Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate for Governor.

Join Our Signs of Fascism March and Epstein Files Protest

Luis Garcia is not a politician. He'll tell you that himself. He bought a $30 suit at Goodwill for the campaign because he didn't own one. His public financial disclosure will show roughly $10,000 in assets and about $60,000 in debt. He recently lost his job and was days away from losing his health insurance when he spoke to Indivisible Boca Raton. His campaign had raised $786. He's running anyway. "I am you," he told the room. For most of the people in District 91, that's no

Congresswoman Lois Frankel has spent a lifetime in public service, advocating for the people of Palm Beach County. Join us as she speaks to and takes questions from Boca Residents.

Indivisible Boca Raton will participate in Hands Across America 2.0 on Monday, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., along Glades Road in Boca Raton, marking the 40th anniversary of the original 1986 event that drew an estimated 6 million Americans into a human chain stretching coast to coast.

One of the most painful truths about intimate partner homicide is that it rarely comes without warning signs, signs that may be invisible to the outside world, or dismissed, or rationalized away. A home where any family fight has turned physical is approximately five times more likely to become the scene of a homicide. Victims who are ultimately killed by a partner often carry the weight of a long pattern of abuse, coercive control, and escalating danger.

“Hands Across America 2.0 is about bringing communities together to stand united to save our democracy, support our immigrant neighbors, and show that the will of the people still matters,” said Myra Kremenitzer, leader of Indivisible Boca Raton. “This anniversary event reminds us that when people come together for a common purpose, they can inspire extraordinary change.”