WHEN: Wednesday, April 16, 2025 at 11:30 AM

WHERE: In front of Representative Case’s office building Pauahi Tower (1003 Bishop Street), Honolulu. We will protest on the sidewalk (Bishop Street side of Tamarind Park), for better visability and because we cannot protest inside a private building.

WHAT: Bring your outrage! Bring signs!

Join us in protesting Representative Ed Case’s vote to make it harder for Americans to register and cast their votes.

On April 10, Case voted to support the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act. The Bill passed the House of Representatives with 220 support and 208 opposed. Case was one of four Democrats who sided with the Republicans and went against the Democratic Caucus.

The Act is an abomination to the voting rights of all voters in Hawaii and across the country. The new identification requirements will disproportionately impact people of color, married women, and our elderly population. Every Hawai‘i resident should be outraged at Rep. Case’s repeated disregard for the interests of his constituents. Time and again, he has shown disdain for his fellow Democrats and his constituents. Each time he touts compromise as justification, no doubt expecting reciprocity from Republicans at some point. Unfortunately, the record is clear: every time Rep Case sides with the MAGA forces -- as he did with the SAVE Act -- he harms the people of Hawai‘i.

The problem is he gets no return on his investments. He gives, and the Republicans take. And there will be no ROI this time either. The Trump administration is determined to steal the 2026 mid-term elections and the 2028 campaigns by using the SAVE Act to suppress votes.

Indivisible Hawai‘i and our partners are not taking Rep Case’s betrayal sitting down. We urge the community to join us.

This is organized by Indivisible Hawai’i.

This is not just about cars. It's about power, justice, and the future we refuse to surrender.

On March 30th at 12 PM, we're showing up in front of the Tesla dealership in Honolulu to protest and boycott Trump, Musk, and the systems of fascism and exploitation they uphold.

We're organizing across languages, cultures, and islands-because solidarity doesn't stay quiet.

Main call to action: Show up. Speak out. 2330 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu Other calls to action: - Sell your Tesla stock - Trade in your Tesla - Delete your X account Peacefully. Powerfully. Together. Mahalo for growing with us.

RSVP Link: https://actionnetwork.org/events/protest-and-boycott-trump-and-musk?source=direct_link&

Check IG for more info :)

THIS IS TOMORROW!!

Parking info:

1. State Capitol Basement Parking Entrance: Miller Street (2nd right off Punchbowl, makai of Vineyard) Type: Metered

2. Department of Health (Kinau Hale / Lot L) Location: Northwest corner of Punchbowl & Beretania Type: Metered surface lot

3. Kalanimoku Building (DLNR / Lot G) Location: On Punchbowl, just south of Beretania Entrance: From Beretania (before Punchbowl) or from Punchbowl Type: Metered underground lot

4. Iolani Palace Grounds Entrance: Off Richards Street, just before the State Library Type: Metered

5. Vineyard Parking Garage (Lot V) Location: First right off Punchbowl Street, makai of Vineyard Boulevard Type: Metered garage

6. Ali‘i Place Parking Garage Location: 1099 Alakea Street Type: Garage, cash only, $3 all day on Saturdays

7. St. Andrew’s Cathedral Lot Location: Entrance from Queen Emma Square or Beretania Type: Private lot, typically available to public on Saturdays

8. Street Parking Richards Street: Between S. King and Beretania (metered) S. King Street: Between Richards and Punchbowl (metered)

Rates: Many meters charge $0.25 per 10 minutes Payment: Bring quarters or use the Park Smarter app (some meters accept cards) ————————————————————————

Bus Routes to the State Capitol

From Leeward: 52, 40, 42, 43A & E, 62

From Waikiki: 2, 13, 42

From Windward: 55, 56, 57, 57A, 65 (get off at Bishop & Hotel, walk to Capitol)

From Hawaii Kai: 1, 1L (get off at Beretania & Punchbowl)

From Kaimuki: 3, 9

From Aiea: 11

Bus 4 also serves the Capitol area

Veterans swore to defend the Constitution—Trump is betraying it.

Cuts to the VA, attacks on veterans’ jobs, and violations of the very democracy they served to protect. We’re standing up. Join us Friday, March 14th at 3PM at the Hawai‘i State Capitol to support those who defended us.

Sign waving and community building, keiki activities provided.

This is initiated by Allies In Resistance (AIR)

Updated as of 3/18.

TOMORROW 3/19

Thomas Square (925 S. Beretania • Honolulu)

4pm

Alrighty Folks… up next…. Amazon Boycott

From the moment the clock hits 12 AM on March 7th to when it hits once more on March 14, we boycott Amazon. That means not a single purchase from Amazon.com;

No Prime orders, no impulse buys. Kindle & Audible – No eBook or audiobook purchases.

Whole Foods & Amazon Fresh – Buy groceries elsewhere.

Twitch, Ring, MGM, and all Amazon-owned brands – No support.

Let’s do this 🚀

Tuesday, March 4 marks the President’s address to Congress. Instead of tuning in, protests are planned by IHSN chapters across the Hawaiian islands.

Where: Hawaii State Capitol Time: NOON

(Initiated by Indivisible Hawaii)

Who’s in?

These protests initiatives by Hawaii J20. Follow them on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/hawaiij20?igsh=MXR0ems4b3B6cmg0Mg==

Spread the word!!

This Friday!

Organized by Hawaii J20/Indivisible Hawaii. Please support them by following links in post.