Welcome to COIN
COIN is made up of Indivisible groups from across Oregon that collaborate to protect democracy and implement progressive values through voter outreach and education, campaigns and elections, holding elected leaders accountable, and advocating for legislation that best reflects our values.
COIN - The Consolidated Oregon Indivisible Network
We are part of Indivisible, a nationwide movement of thousands of volunteer-led local groups that engage in progressive advocacy and electoral work at the local, state, and national level.
Form your own group or join a group near you.
Join us for a COINversation with Simon Rosenberg
Check out Simon on the new substack he has launched, Hopium Chronicles. You can also find him on Twitter and subscribe to his YouTube channel. You can learn more about his work at the following links:
His core analysis of what happened in the 2022 elections.
His interview with Ron Brownstein in The Atlantic Magazine about what’s next for Democrats.
This video about the importance of the new, powerful Democratic grassroots.
His With Democrats Things Get Better presentation.
And this frontpage New York Times article on the red wave which never came.
Tuesday April 4th at 7 PM.
REGISTER HERE for our COINversation with Democratic powerhouse Simon Rosenberg! Simon is a leader and believer in the power of grassroots activism and one of the only experts to correctly predict that the 2022 election would be a competitive one for progressive candidates in swing states across the country.
Simon has been deeply involved with Democratic politics since the 1990s, as a strategist and advisor to the Bill Clinton campaign and the Obama administration. He founded the National Democratic Network and the New Policy Institute, a Washington, D.C., think tank and has now moved his work online to directly work with grassroots organizations like us!
This event is open to all members of Indivisible and other progressive organizations, as well as Democrats everywhere! The COINversation starts at 7 p.m. You can register for it here. If you have questions or need more information, send an email to COINLeadership@gmail.com.
COIN Groups Take Action in their Communities
We Care
Thank you health care workers!
Indivisible activists know the work that starts in our homes and communities is just as important as the work that goes on inside the government. Whether we're gathering in homes or by zoom, organizing rallies, sign waving from bridges, phone banking, post carding, meeting with elected leaders, working on legislation, or even running for office, our members put in the time because democracy matters.
"This is about the fight for the soul of our democracy." Elijah Cummings
Kudos to Indivisible North Curry County on the success of their Women's March in January. For a small town, they have an active group and a very visible location for their rallies. Bret Cecil reported that the group marched a mile along Oregon Coast Highway 101 and was met with much support in the form of honks and waves from cars driving by.
If you have a photo of your group's event, send it to us for the website at coinleadership@gmail.com.
WOW! What a Weekend!
COIN's Voting is Our Superpower rally and COINvention was pretty awesome!
Indivisible Co-Founder, Leah Greenberg and SIX of our COIN-endorsed candidates were there to emphasize how critical it is for us to turn out voters in this election to protect the freedoms we all value, freedoms under threat by an extremist GOP.
Freedom to VOTE
Freedom to choose when to start a FAMILY
Freedom to love and marry who we LOVE
Freedom to be OURSELVES
Freedom to live in a healthy ENVIRONMENT
Freedom to live in a healthy DEMOCRACY