Indivisible Hawaiʻi Statewide Network

Protect our rights and values

Elect the leaders we deserve

Build a better Hawaiʻi

We are Indivisible Hawaiʻi

Democracy is not a given: across the country, the systems and institutions that protect our rights are under pressure.

Indivisible Hawaiʻi Statewide Network (IHSN) organizes residents across all counties to take strategic action. Together, we can put the right people in office, and protect what’s important to us.

Join your local chapter to find out what’s happening near you — on your own island, or even in your own neighborhood.

Indivisible Maui Chapter
A woman walks up to a microphone to speak at rally with a T-Shirt print saying "I love due process". In the background are more people excited, engaged and holding up a banner.
Group of people posing with their postcards at the weekly postcarding party in Kailua, hosted by the Blue Wave and Indivisible Windward Oahu.
Protesters carrying sign at the 2026 No Dictators march in Hawaii

Raise your voice.
Make it count.

As a grassroots organization, we fight to defend civil rights, our communities, and the Spirit of Aloha that defines Hawaiʻi.

Our newsletter tells you what's needed when: write postcards, make phone calls, show up to protest, or submit testimony. You can also volunteer around specific issues or for longer-term commitments.

Upcoming events

Crush ICE: Weekly Protest on Weds + Thurs 5-6pm

Crush ICE: Weekly Protest on Weds + Thurs 5-6pm

Weekly protest: Wednesdays in Waikiki, Thursdays in Ala Moana.
Weekly Postcard Party & Potluck

Weekly Postcard Party & Potluck

Thursdays evenings in Hawai‘i Kai.
Phonebank with Ohio Wins

Phonebank with Ohio Wins

Join the Ohio Wins! to make calls to voters.
Phone Bank for Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate Campaign

Phone Bank for Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate Campaign

Phone Bank to help flip a US Senate seat. Help defeat Mike Rogers.
Postcard Party in Honolulu

Postcard Party in Honolulu

Saturdays in Honolulu
Phone Bank for Dan Osborn’s Senate Campaign

Phone Bank for Dan Osborn’s Senate Campaign

Phone Bank to help flip a US Senate seat. Help defeat Pete Ricketts.
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Shape policy

From basic democracy to keeping daily life affordable, many new policies put Hawaiian families and individuals at risk.

But when we work together to testify on legislation, engage with lawmakers, and keep them accountable — we have the power to protect our communities.

Join us to raise your voice on issues that matter!

Gun Safety

LGBTQIA+

Healthcare

Affordability

Migrant Rights

Free & Fair Elections

In the media

Screenshot From IslandNews HMSA doctors switch to new payment model, but fear lower reimbursements

Island News: HMSA doctors switch to new payment model, but fear lower reimbursements

Screenshot from Aloha State Daily Punahou studentn raises concerns about Palantir Technologies in Honolulu

Aloha State Daily: Punahou student raises concerns about Palantir Technologies in Honolulu

Aloha State Daily Palantir protest draws mid-sized crowd to Bishop and Queen streets

Aloha State Daily: Palantir protest draws mid-sized crowd to Bishop and Queen streets

Current initiatives (action groups)

Our action groups bring people together around specific goals. Some work year-round, while others follow Hawaiʻi's political calendar:

  • The legislative session runs January through May, that's when our Public Policy action group is active;
  • Election years add a primary season in spring-summer, followed by the general election in the fall.

Browse the groups below and find where you want to put your efforts.

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Flip Congress Blue

Let’s shift control of Congress to the Democrats so they can block harmful legislation. Help us make it happen.

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Young couple carrying a sign that says "diversity makes America great"

Fight ICE

Indivisible Hawaii takes a stand against ICE through multiple channels and events.

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Several members of the Indivisible Hawai'i public policy group visiting the Hawaii Senate chamber gallery during the 2026 legislative session, smiling and waving.

Public Policy

Get an email alert when important State bills need your testimony, so we can coordinate action and influence policy.

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2026 Hawai’i State Primaries

The 2026 primaries are our chance to replace Ed Case with a representative who cares about Hawaiʻi: Rep. Jarrett Keohokalole.

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Like what we’re doing? Support us by donating

Indivisible Hawaiʻi is completely volunteer-run. Your donation will support the direct costs of our activism across our statewide network; things like meeting room rental, posters, art supplies, clipboards, transportation, and more.

Indivisible Hawaiʻi is part of the Indivisible National Distributed Fundraising program, which is a registered 501(c)(4) not-for-profit corporation.

Featured resources

What I saw as an official ballot-counting observer in Hawaiʻi

A firsthand account of the security and precision built into every step of Hawai’i’s ballot-counting process.

2026 midterm races where Hawai’i volunteers can help flip a seat blue

Six US Senate and nine US House 2026 races where Hawai’i volunteers are working to flip a seat blue.

Who’s bankrolling Kawakami’s run for Lieutenant Governor? A case study on PRP

A case study on Pacific Resource Partnership, the organisation behind the super PAC that has been a major force in Hawaii elections since 2012.

Postcarding with Kona Indivisible

What you need to know about KIND postcarding parties – and receiving a postcarding packet to contribute from home.

Indivisible Hawaiʻi endorses Della Au Belatti for Lieutenant Governor

IHSN endorses Della Au Belatti as the 2026 Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Here’s the full story, including our endorsement criteria.

IHSN policy positions

Indivisible Hawaiʻi’s policy positions guide our advocacy, endorsements, and other efforts.