- Democracy Corner Chula Vista
- Visibility Event · Volunteer organized
Sunday, June 22, 12 – 1pm PDT
Location:
2255 Otay Lakes Rd
Chula Vista, CA 91915
About this event
Join us on Sundays at noon for weekly sign-waving in Chula Vista, in front of the Islands restaurant on Otay Lakes Road. Bring a large, easily readable sign. Please no noisemakers (megaphones, cow bells, whistles, etc.). We will use our signs, waves & smiles to encourage motorists to “Honk for Democracy”.
**Please be safe & use the pathway down to the sidewalk that is near the Jamba Juice.
A core principle behind all Indivisible 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.
2. Weekly El Cajon Rallies: Feet On The Streets In Defense Of Democracy
Thursdays, 11am – 12:30pm PDT
Location:
Parkway Plaza
Fletcher Parkway and Magnolia
El Cajon, CA 92020
About this event
Feet on the streets in defense of Democracy
Join every Thursday from 11:00 at the corner of Magnolia and Parkway Plaza Blvd. Bring your protest signs and a folding chair if you can’t stand for an hour or so.
HANDS OFF: Our bodies Our healthcare Our public lands Our education Our human rights
Rallies are a great way to meet other like-minded community members. They remind us that we aren’t alone and it feels good to be civically engaged. Action is the antidote to despair. We guarantee you will feel better about the state of affairs when you leave this event.
Please follow all posted rules and traffic laws when attending a rally. Safety is always our first priority. Safety patrol volunteers will be wearing bright vests – please comply with their requests at all times.
3. Victory Red Day
Tuesday, June 24, 9am – 9pm PDT
Location:
92020
About this event
A campaign for a Day of Female Solidarity and Empowerment on June 24, 2025—the anniversary of Roe v. Wade’s repeal. The idea is simple yet powerful: women and supporters of women everywhere wear red lipstick as a symbol of strength, resilience, and the ongoing fight for gender equality.
Victory Red lipstick has long been a symbol of women’s power, particularly during World War II, when it was worn by women on the home front to represent strength, defiance, and patriotism. During this time, women stepped into roles previously held by men, contributing to the war effort while asserting their independence and resilience. They stood against fascism, all while maintaining households and duties outside of their normal realm.
For more info or to RSVP visit indivisible.org for protests near you.
