News and Events
NWBI Condemns SCOTUS Overturning Roe
Northwest Bronx Indivisible unreservedly opposes the loss of a constitutional right to abortion. contraception, voting, marriage, privacy in all forms, and every other right not specifically enumerated in the Constitution. An attack on the rights of individuals to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (also not enumerated in the Constitution) is an attack on…
NWBI Holds Environmental Teach-In
If you missed our Environmental Teach-In, here is a recap of what we learned, with links on how to get involved. Session 1: What is New York’s Climate Law? (Nan Faesller and Amanda Sachs, NY Renews): The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (the “CLCPA”) is New York State’s landmark climate law. The Climate Law…
Ride and Rally for New York Health Act
On Saturday, April 9th, Grassroots Action NY — in coalition with the Campaign for New York Health, PNHP, NYC DSA, NW Bronx Indivisible, NWBCCC, NYPAN, Bronx Progressives, Times Up, Transportation Alternatives Bronx Committee, and the NYC Food Delivery Movement — is gathering in the Bronx to demand that the New York State Legislature pass the…
End Mass Incarceration in New York
Reunite families and help end mass incarceration in New York! Please join us to show your support for the Elder Parole and Fair and Timely Parole Acts. Rally 6 pm on Tuesday, June 1 at the #1 231st Street Station. RSVP at bit.ly/kings-bridge-rally
NY Health Act Forum on May 18
Northwest Bronx Indivisible is co-hosting with NYCD16 a forum about the New York Health Act (A.6058/S.5474) on May 18th, at 7pm. Come learn about what the bill means for health equity, access to care, racial justice, and reduced costs. There are implications for Municipalities, Counties and the State. We were thrilled to get this great panel. If…
Town Hall: Schumer and Bowman on May 16
Please join our monthly meeting on Sunday, May 16 from 3:30 – 5:30 PM with Senator Chuck Schumer and Congressman Jamaal Bowman. Constituents are invited to carry small signs bearing witness to their priorities about specific issues Congress needs to address: voting rights, climate change, immigration rights; LGBTQ rights, infrastructure, economic opportunity, healthcare, police reform,…