As part of the national No Kings movement, Camel City United Indivisible will host a Vote Early day of action and a community rally in Winston-Salem on Saturday, October 17, 2026.

Dozens of concerned citizens came together on Saturday, July 18th, for the John Lewis Voting Rights People’s Movement Assembly, honoring the late Civil Rights activist on the sixth anniversary of his death. Participants engaged in breakout sessions focused on voting rights, barriers to civic participation, and local action steps for Forsyth County. Linda Sutton, Central Region leader for Democracy NC, led discussions that revealed significant barriers to voting, while attendees brainstormed actionable steps to increase voter engagement. As the event concluded, twenty strangers left feeling hopeful and empowered, ready to roll up their sleeves and make a difference in their community.

At a recent community forum, voters heard directly from Jen Wiles and Sen. Paul Lowe about where they stand on taxes, healthcare, education, and public safety. Read what the candidates said, and what it means for our community.

Camel City United Indivisible (CCUI) announces details for the March 28th "No Kings 3" rally. The event will be at Winston-Salem's historic Union Station, located at 300 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Forsyth County Democratic Party Chair Jenny Marshall, Winston-Salem educator the Rev. Daryl Napper, Forsyth County Association of Educators president Jennifer Easter, and Winston-Salem community leader Charles Terry are the guest speakers. We’re also honored that the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber will be calling in LIVE to speak directly to our community during the event. While he is preparing to preach in Washington, DC, he made it clear he wants to connect with Winston-Salem and the movement we are building together.

Camel City United Indivisible (CCUI) announces the “Community Building Initiative” for Winston-Salem. The initiative will focus on bringing neighbors together for a common purpose. After attending leadership training sessions, volunteers will form local teams based on community needs. CCUI will help teams build the skills they need to advance their community goals.

Power belongs to the people — not kings. Hear from Forsyth County Democratic Chair Jenny Marshall and community leaders at the NO KINGS 3 rally, March 28, Union Station, Winston-Salem.