Join Indivisible Oak Park Area at DPOP every Tuesday for a night of activism. This is how we will win in 2020! Bring stamps or donate $10 now to support our efforts! Ella's Diner is a space where we meet once a week and pick from a smorgasbord of activism activities. We call it Ella's Diner, in honor of the Continue Reading
Join Indivisible Oak Park Area at DPOP every Tuesday for a night of activism. This is how we will win in 2020! Bring stamps or donate $10 now to support our efforts! Ella's Diner is a space where we meet once a week and pick from a smorgasbord of activism activities. We call it Ella's Diner, in honor of the Continue Reading
Join Indivisible Oak Park Area at DPOP every Tuesday for a night of activism. This is how we will win in 2020! Bring stamps or donate $10 now to support our efforts! Ella's Diner is a space where we meet once a week and pick from a smorgasbord of activism activities. We call it Ella's Diner, in honor of the Continue Reading
Support Lauren Underwood's bid for reelection in IL-14! This virtual phone bank will begin with a Zoom social hosted by a campaign staffer who will offer training and will be available throughout the call. Sign up here!
TONIGHT! Join us for DPOP's bookclub! We are reading two articles from The New Yorker.
The Oak Park Public Library subscribes to The New Yorker, so you can read these articles for free through Libby with your Oak Park Library card.
We are reading One Direction: What MAGA can teach Democrats about organizing - and infighting by Charles Duhigg from the February 2, 2026 issue of The New Yorker.
We are also reading Listening to Joe Rogan by David Remnick in the February 16 & 23, 2026 issue.
Please note that while we disagree with several people mentioned in the articles, we are looking to learn more about why some people are drawn to certain groups. We hope you'll join us in this exploration.
You can find the February 2, 2026 article via the Oak Park Public Library and Libby here: share.libbyapp.com/title/12821703
You can find the February 16 & 23, 2026 article via the Oak Park Public Library and Libby here: share.libbyapp.com/title/12860272
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We are changing things up a little bit! We are going to read two articles from The New Yorker.
The Oak Park Public Library subscribes to The New Yorker, so you can read these articles for free through Libby with your Oak Park Library card.
We are reading One Direction: What MAGA can teach Democrats about organizing - and infighting by Charles Duhigg from the February 2, 2026 issue of The New Yorker.
We are also reading Listening to Joe Rogan by David Remnick in the February 16 & 23, 2026 issue.
Please note that while we disagree with several people mentioned in the articles, we are looking to learn more about why some people are drawn to certain groups. We hope you'll join us in this exploration.
You can find the February 2, 2026 article via the Oak Park Public Library and Libby here: share.libbyapp.com/title/12821703
You can find the February 16 & 23, 2026 article via the Oak Park Public Library and Libby here: share.libbyapp.com/title/12860272
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TONIGHT! After the polls close, come join us to watch the results come in! We will have pizza and snacks. See you there!
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I’ll be there in spirit!
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