A Little Background
Seniors for the Constitution
Seniors for the Constitution
Seniors for the Constitution
Under the leadership of Carol Hosler, who was notably arrested at the Pentagon in 1969 while demonstrating against the Vietnam War, Seniors for the Constitution was founded in March 2025 by a group of senior citizens dedicated to democracy advocacy. These individuals felt compelled to take action for the sake of their children, grandchild
Under the leadership of Carol Hosler, who was notably arrested at the Pentagon in 1969 while demonstrating against the Vietnam War, Seniors for the Constitution was founded in March 2025 by a group of senior citizens dedicated to democracy advocacy. These individuals felt compelled to take action for the sake of their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and for the democracy they cherished. They aimed to join the millions in the country, including groups like Des Moines Indivisible, who refuse to remain passive while oligarchs threaten their way of life. With an opportune organization, they participated in Hands-Off Day and No Kings Day, attracting 1,600 attendees at the latter event. Their regular demonstrations tend to draw around 250 participants, showcasing a committed effort in senior citizen activism. Additionally, they have sponsored a series of Conversation Cafes to foster civil dialogue and mail out approximately 100 postcards each month to encourage voter engagement and support candidates aligned with their values.
Des Moines WA Indivisible
Seniors for the Constitution
Seniors for the Constitution
Another group of neighbors in Des Moines, WA began organizing around the same time under the leadership of Michael Fuller. They chose to affiliate with Indivisible.org, forming Des Moines Indivisible WA. When the two groups discovered each other's efforts in democracy advocacy, it felt only natural to collaborate in every way possible. To
Another group of neighbors in Des Moines, WA began organizing around the same time under the leadership of Michael Fuller. They chose to affiliate with Indivisible.org, forming Des Moines Indivisible WA. When the two groups discovered each other's efforts in democracy advocacy, it felt only natural to collaborate in every way possible. Together, we co-sponsor significant events that encourage senior citizen activism and community involvement.
Contact: desmoinesWAindivisible@gmail.com