Mutual Aid Drive 2 (July 16, 2025)
On July 16th a few members of the Cooper River Indivisible Immigration Committee brought the items collected in the mutual aid drive to the Cato School in Camden for distribution … Read More
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Flyer Team Goes to Pleasantville (July 2, 2025)
CRI joined up with Atlantic County’s Indivisible Empathy United to educate the voters in Congressperson Jeff Van Drew’s district about the Big Beautiful Bill. Keep an eye out on Mobilize … Read More
CRI Joins Oaklyn’s 4th of July Parade
On July 4th 2025 about twenty five members of CRI marched in the Independence Day Parade in Oaklyn. The weather was great and the enthusiasm was high as the parade … Read More
Stand Up To ICE Day (July 1, 2025)
On July 1, 2025 a few members of the Immigrants Rights’ Committee went to the Home Depot in South Philly to take part in the Stand Up to ICE day … Read More
Protesting Elon on His Anniversary of his Spawning (June 28, 2025)
On June 28th of 2025 we had hundreds of people come out to the Cherry Hill Tesla dealership to protest the destructive influence that he has had on our society … Read More
No Kings (June 14, 2025)
Members of Cooper River Indivisible marked the Nationwide Day of Defiance by attending No Kings protests and marches around the area. Of course the majority of us were at the … Read More
CRI Members Join Veterans’ Protest in DC
A few CRI members went down to DC for the weekend to protest cuts to Veterans’ jobs and cuts to the VA. To learn more about these protests, check out … Read More
June Voter Registration Efforts
The voter registration team started out the month of June with multiple different events. On June 4th a contingent of people went to the Low Cut Connie Concert and then … Read More
CRI goes to Delaney Hall
On June 2, 2025 a few members of the Cooper River Indivisible Immigration Committee went on a fact finding mission to Delaney Hall in Newark. Delaney Hall is an immigration … Read More
Community Food Delivery during Coronavirus
When schools close, and they will, our communities will face hardships beyond the coronavirus. Many of our neighbors are food-insecure; many more struggle to put food on the table while … Read More