FOUR SILENT MARCHES. ONE MESSAGE | Grand Haven | Hosted by: Good Trouble Indivisible

FOUR SILENT MARCHES. ONE MESSAGE is part of Good Trouble Indivisible’s ongoing regional Public Awareness series across West Michigan. Description GOOD TROUBLE INDIVISIBLE'S — FOUR SILENT MARCHES. ONE MESSAGE. — Good Trouble Indivisible will coordinate FOUR silent protest marches through downtown. PLEASE REGISTER. We provide all signs. Please dress in black. OUR PUBLIC AWARENESS SIGNS ILLUMINATE THE ADMINISTRATION'S 👉 CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATIONS 👉 VOTER SUPPRESSION 👉 INDICATORS OF FASCISM 👉 ICE ATROCITIES 📍LOOK for Jan’s yellow Jeep close to the Town Hall in downtown @ 11:30 AM. The Marches will start promptly, so don't be late. SCHEDULE: ⏰ 11:30 AM sign-in & sign pickup (We provide signs). Signs are not available once the lineup begins. ⏰ 11:45 AM LINEUP & Instructions You must be present for Lineup and Instructions to march. ⏰ March begins promptly at Noon ⏰ Event Concludes Around 2:00 PM 👉 Water and Protein Bars are provided by Good Trouble Indivisible Participants will march silently in coordinated single-file formation through downtown in black clothing, carrying themed protest signs while accompanied only by the steady heartbeat drum. Participants march silently and directly in line with the person in front of them, at a slow pace, emulating a funeral procession (death of our democracy). We do not acknowledge passersby. We look straight ahead and are expressionless. Our Safety team will lead and flank participants, ensuring safety and providing safe street crossings. At designated points throughout the march, the formation stops, turns toward the storefronts and restaurants, and raises signs in silent witness before continuing forward. No chanting. No screaming. No chaos. Just silent, disciplined civic resistance. This visual, disciplined style of protest has drawn attention across Michigan and around the US, from both viewers and groups interested in replicating Good Trouble Indivisible's model in their own communities. We continue to mentor groups to help them