Category: Take Action
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What’s the Plan?
Indivisible leaders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin get on a Zoom weekly to update the national Indivisible community. Please check out their calls-to-action listed below – they make it easy to actually do something.
We’ll be posting these as they become available on our new What’s the Plan page. Watch the whole video each week if you have time: it’s such good stuff!
June 11, 2026
You can sign up to join their weekly zoom and submit questions to them.
You can also check out their YouTube channel or listen to their Lemonada podcast.
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Write for Democracy
We’re seeing real momentum in elections across the country, with a clear shift toward Democrats—but this is NOT the time to get comfortable.
Wins don’t happen on their own. They happen because people show up and put in the work.
Now is the moment to act
👉 Join a postcard party
👉 Sign up for phone banking
👉 Get involved in voter outreachLet’s reach the people who didn’t vote last time and make sure every voice is heard.
Stay focused. Stay energized. Let’s get it done. Write for Democracy
Every first Wednesday of the month.
St Andrews Episcopal Church 5pm-6:30pm
Next session May 6th.
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Stand with Minnesota

standwithminnesota.com Donate and see list of actions and information from local orgs in Minnesota (vetted , with the exception of individual GoFundMe’s)
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Resist and Unsubscribe
From Prof. Galloway
These are the subscription-driven consumer tech companies we have identified as having outsized influence over the national economy and our president.
Amazon
- Unsubscribe from Amazon Prime
- Unsubscribe from Audible
- Unsubscribe from Amazon Music
- Unsubscribe from Prime Video
- Unsubscribe from Amazon Grocery
- Unsubscribe from Kindle Unlimited
Apple
- Unsubscribe from Apple Music
- Unsubscribe from Apple News+
- Unsubscribe from Apple TV
- Unsubscribe from Apple One
- Unsubscribe from Apple Fitness+
- Unsubscribe from Apple Arcade
- Avoid purchasing Apple hardware products
Meta
- Hey, we’d boycott Instagram too if we could, but we need it to get this message to you. Share this message widely on Instagram, encourage your friends to repost, get everyone on board. But while you’re on the platform, do not click any ads and do not shop any brands that you see from links on the platform.
Google
- Unsubscribe from YouTube Premium
- Unsubscribe from YouTube Music
- Unsubscribe from YouTube TV
- Unsubscribe from Google One
Microsoft
- Unsubscribe from Microsoft Office
- Unsubscribe from Xbox Game Pass
- Unsubscribe from LinkedIn Premium
Paramount+
- Unsubscribe from Paramount+
Uber
- Unsubscribe from Uber One
Netflix
- Unsubscribe from Netflix
OpenAI
- Unsubscribe from ChatGPT Plus/Team
X
- Unsubscribe from X
PremiumAltogether and Delete
These are the consumer-facing companies that we have identified as active enablers of ICE.
AT&T
Awarded $90M to provide ICE with IT and network projects
- Cancel wireless services
- Switch to alternative carriers
- Avoid upgrading devices through AT&T
Comcast
The company holds an ICE award to provide the agency with broadcast cable at five “regional war rooms”
- Cancel cable / internet subscription
- Avoid Xfinity services
Charter
Provides cable and internet services for ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations Field Office in Beaumont, Texas
- Cancel Spectrum internet / cable
Dell
Company’s government contracting arm was awarded $18 million in April 2025
- Avoid purchasing Dell computers
- Cancel existing service contracts
FedEx
Mail carrier provides delivery services for ICE through March 2027 in a contract valued at $2.3 million
- Cancel FedEx accounts
Home Depot and Lowes
Using AI powered license plate readers in their parking lots and feeding this data into law enforcement surveillance systems accessible to ICE
- Stop shopping at both locations
Marriot
ICE uses Marriott chain to detain immigrants
- Book with alternative hotel chains
- Cancel Bonvoy membership
UPS
Small package delivery contract with ICE
- Use alternative shipping services (USPS, local couriers)

