Our democracy is under threat, but we will not yield to an authoritarian takeover. We are standing together and fighting back in defense of our rights, our communities, and our values. Please join us!
Weekly protests in Freeport:
NOTE- Schedule has been known to change with the changes of daylight hours and temperatures through the seasons. We’ll do our best to keep this website updated when changes occur.
MONDAY through FRIDAY, 4:30-6:00 PM “Rush Hour Bridge Brigade” Mallet Drive/Exit 22 overpass
TUESDAYS, 7:30-8:30 AM “Stop Fossil Fuel Investment” protest at LL Bean Corporate Offices Corner of Main and Casco St.
TUESDAYS, 8:00am-10:00 AM Corner of Main and School St. (run by “Visibility Freeport”)
SATURDAYS, 11:00-12:30 Rte.1/Desert Road intersection (near the “Welcome To Freeport” sign/across from the Shaw’s shopping center)
Please participate whenever you can. As this protest movement evolves, an understanding has grown that we are more likely to convince other people by showing that we support things that they support, rather than by expressing our outrage over a political figure. To that end, some ideas for signage include (but are definitely NOT limited to): ”Protect the Constitution,” “Due Process for All,” “Defend Free Speech,” “Stop Project 2025,” “Save Veterans’ Benefits,” “Save our National Parks,” “Protect Medical Research…”
Other Actions/Events:
For a full list of actions in Maine, check out activatemaine.com andmobilize.us
Communities Not Cages: National Day of Action to Stop ICE Warehouse Detention
Sign up for the training call on Tuesday, April 14 at 8pm ET/ 5pm PT. You’ll hear directly from organizers at a frontline site about what they're planning, receive resources to find out if a detention center is being planned in your area, and get tools and support to host a safe, peaceful and effective event in your community. (The call will be recorded. If you can’t join us on Tuesday, you can still register and they will send you a link to the recording).
On May 1, 2026, workers, students, and families rally, march, and take action across the country to demand a nation that puts workers over billionaires, with many refusing business as usual through No School. No Work. No Shopping.
Pledge to take part in the National Economic Boycott HERE.
Mass mobilizations, such as No Kings, are just one tactic. Economic disruption is another. And it’s most successful when you’ve done the work to build a large, broad-based coalition of folks ready for higher-level actions.
So now, the ground is laid for May Day Strong’s National Day of Economic Disruption to put Big Business owners, who are enabling Trump’s power grabs, on notice.
This movement is already flexing its power in the streets and in the voting booth. Now, we need to harness our collective power as workers and consumers to demand an end to the oligarch-enabled Trump regime.
Pledge to take part in the National Economic Boycott HERE.
And here are two local May Day actions that have been shared so far:
Freeport May Day Standout—Corner of Main and School St— 8:00-10:00 AM
Brunswick May Day Rally—Brunswick Mall— 5:00-6:00 PM— Sign up HERE
DONATE to the Maine Solidarity Fund, which provides rapid, direct, and equitable support to community members facing increased detention, targeted harassment, policy rollbacks, and systemic discrimination. This includes providing legal support (e.g.legal representation, defense attorney fees, bail or bond); emergency familial support (e.g. groceries and eviction prevention); and lifesaving healthcare access. Learn more and donate HERE.
In partnership with the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project (ILAP) and the Refugee and Human Rights Clinic at the University of Maine School of Law, ACLU Maine has created a one-page handout. Find it, plus much more in depth info here :
Preparing for and Responding to Immigration Enforcement Activity in Maine ACLU Maine
Find more information about the ACLU's "ICE Out for Good" initiative.
If you see ICE, call the ICE Watch Hotline at 207-544-9989!
If you agree that ICE is out of control, acting inhumanely, immorally and illegally, and causing tremendous trauma, here are two actions you can take:
1) Put the phone number for the Maine ICE Watch Hotline in your phone NOW!
It is: (207) 544-9989
2) Check out the Maine Immigrants' Rights Coalition Resource Hub for more info.
Sign up to write News Boosting postcards to help combat disinformation and make sure voters in states with key elections in 2026 learn how harmful the Trump/GOP agenda is for them. Postcards to Swing States will send you free postcards, voter lists and instructions. You’ll provide the stamps and have until February to write the postcards. When this initiative is done, they’ll continue on with new cards and deadlines.
Order postcards HERE.
FYI-Greater Freeport Indivisible usually has a supply of postcards on hand, so if you’d like, you can contact us to ask for x number of cards.
POSTCARDS TO CONGRESS
Join in on this mass, coordinated postcard mailing campaign to flood Congress to prove that the majority of US citizens stand for due process and humanitarian rights. The goal: Mail 1,000,000 postcards to Congress in sustained monthly waves. We mail TOGETHER on the first of every month (but if you miss the 1st, better late than never).
Click on the link for more info and to order or print postcards: SignsofJustice.com/collections
Greater Freeport Indivisible is also keeping a supply of these postcards on hand, so if you’d like, you can contact us using the Contact page of this website to ask for a few cards.
TAKE ACTION NOW!
Check out this helpful resource from Indivisible National. They continue to make updates for actions and campaigns that we ALL can participate in! Indivisible.org Take Action Now.
WHAT’S THE PLAN? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible’s Co-Founders
Thursdays, 3:00-4:00 PM
Sign up HERE.
The onslaught of news, the chaos coming out of the White House – it’s all meant to overwhelm us. It’s a deliberate strategy to sow confusion and make us believe we are powerless to fight back.
The antidote: Coming together in community to process what’s happening, to sift through what’s important and what’s just noise, and coalesce around strategies for fighting back.
Join Indivisible co-founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin each week, as they carve out an hour to discuss what’s happening and – more importantly – what’s the plan.
FYI— These sessions are recorded so can be viewed at a later time if you are not able to make it at 3:00.