Morgan County Indivisible (MCWVI) is ramping up its efforts to engage the community in peaceful activism and advocacy. With a focus on protecting vital social programs and defending democratic values, […]
Thursday Protests continue in November (11/6, 11/13, 11/20) We’ll be PEACEFULLY protesting at Senator Capito’s office at 300 Foxcroft Ave. from 10:00–10:50 & then at Representative Moore’s office at 739 Winchester
Our local “Hands Off” protest on April 5th was picked up and received front page coverage in the April 8th edition of The Morgan Messenger. “Berkeley Springs was one of
Please take a look at this & familiarize yourself with your rights & responsibilities during a protest, put together by ACLU. https://morgancountyindivisible.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Attending-a-Protest.docx
MoCo Indivisible got noticed on the Rachel Maddow Show after the Protest in Martinsburg on March 29. Well done, everyone.
9 Indivisibles gathered together Wednesday night to produce 206 postcards that were mailed out on Thursday. âś… We addressed our state senators and delegates in addition to our DC reps,
Members of Morgan County Indivisible participated in this protest event in Martinsburg. Protestors hold signs outside Rep. Riley Moore’s office in Martinsburg. Photo by Tom Markland By Tom Markland, The
The Constitution, written in 1787, called for three branches of government: the Executive (the Presidency), the Legislative (Congress), and the Judicial (the Supreme Court)…
