What’s in My Toolkit

This is an Virtual Ongoing event - Volunteer organized - Join from anywhere - Beginner Friendly. Hosted from Santa Rosa, CA 95402. YOU are invited to Sign-up, Register for this Ongoing Series - Witticists Virtual Neighbors Forums. “What’s in My Toolkit?” In these meetings, let’s explore “What’s in my Toolkit?” Am I ready to take action in my local community and challenge an authoritarian system with “Demands?” No Wars. Tax the rich. Ice out. No Warehouse Prisons, No private army with unchecked federal power? Protect: Voter’s Rights, Suppression, Results, and Mail-in Voting? Community support needs? My Neighbors? “On Friday, January 23, Minnesotans of every race, place, and faith gathered across the state in prayer vigils for a Day of Truth and Freedom. It was a statewide day of nonviolent moral action, reflection: no work, no school, no shopping — only community, conscience, and collective action.” Minneapolis and the Twin Cities set an example of how to take action in their local communities. Their “actions” were and continue to be an incentive for other grassroots city and state leaders to study Minnesota's "example" and how it could be adapted in their areas. In solidarity with Unitarian Universalists, Faith Leaders, State and Federal Leaders and Everyone attending, Virtually and In-Person, Events to peacefully protest and prevent the takeover of our Democracy by an Authoritarian Administration that threatens the well-being of local communities’ in our Villages, Cities, States, Countries, and the World, “We are all Witticists - We’re in This Together!” Let’s continue to explore "What's in My Toolkit?" Georgette deBlois, host, is passionate about social issues, Voter’s Rights, pro-education, choice, diversity and LGBTQ+. The online, virtual political discussion group called the WITTicists, WITT being an acronym for We’re In This Together, became an Indivisible group in October 2025. Our intention? To break the yoke of disinformation and misinformation with peacefu