March 28th, 2026, Berlin, NJ -

A new Indivisible chapter based in Lower Camden County and Western Atlantic County will be hosting a No Kings march and rally on Saturday, March 28th in Berlin Borough, NJ. Marchers will begin to gather at 12:00 noon and will start marching by approximately 12:15pm on March 28th at Borough Hall at 59 S White Horse Pike, Berlin, NJ. It will end with a rally from approximately 1:00-2:00pm that will take place at Berlin Park with guest speakers including Father Ryan Paetzold.

All attendees are encouraged to bring food for a food drive to benefit Lindenwold Food Pantry.

“We have a lot of people in our town and surrounding areas who don’t like what they are seeing, and they want to get involved. This march is going to give them a chance to do that,” said event organizer Adam Sheridan. “We live in a more rural part of the state where resistance to authoritarianism is less ingrained. This march is part of our efforts to bring the movement here and organize for democracy everywhere.”

Members of the Berlin community and surrounding areas have been voicing their concerns over the recent events with the rampant fear of ICE causing kids to flee their bus stops in sheer terror. “Especially given the recent ICE incident in Lindenwold, where schoolchildren fled their bus stop in terror as masked agents attempted to kidnap someone right in front of them,” Sheridan continued.

Indivisible is an organization founded in 2016 after the first election of Donald Trump. It continues to organize and advocate for resistance to the increasingly authoritarian Trump regime’s overreach into the lives of everyday people. This is even more evident with each passing day, as ICE encroaches on and terrorizes our communities. Indivisible believes that organized people can beat organized hate.

More and more South Jersey residents are feeling compelled to demand an end to the Trump Regime’s chaos and for peace and prosperity to return. This is the second year of No Kings protests and the third official mass mobilization of the movement. Millions of Americans nationwide are expected to participate.

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