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.
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NCGA Candidates Discuss Main Issues: Conversation and Debate Bring Clarity
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.
Continue readingICE Out of Forsyth County: Show Up, Speak Out, and Stand Together on February 28
On the final day of early voting, community members across Forsyth County will gather to vote and then assemble at 4:00 PM at the Forsyth County Law Enforcement Detention Center to call for ICE accountability and immigrant dignity. The action centers people power, solidarity, and a public demand to keep local communities safe and free from fear.
Continue readingCCUI Hits the Ground Running
Camel City United Indivisible is growing fast and turning energy into action. Since January, membership has surged from 100 to more than 1,500 engaged community members across Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. In just six weeks, CCUI helped lead three large protests, organized activist trainings, supported local food drives, and mobilized residents for city and school board meetings. Through weekly listening sessions, deep canvassing, and public demonstrations, CCUI is building people power and strengthening grassroots advocacy across the region.
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