On May 25, The Guardian — one of the world’s most widely read newspapers — published a major feature on the Indivisible movement, and CVI was at the center of it.

The piece, “Indivisible: The Mass Movement Leading the Progressive Fight Against Trump,” profiled how grassroots groups across the country were channeling civic energy into sustained local action. CVI’s story — from 28 people to thousands in just a few months — was held up as an example of what the movement looked like on the ground.

International coverage of a group that started in a living room in the Chippewa Valley. It was a sign of just how far CVI’s story was traveling.