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Sunday, September 30 All of the Afternoon: times to be determined Norfolk Public Library, 139 Main Street, Norfolk MA RSVP to Info@WtPMass.org WHY and WHAT? We do have a special guest presentation arranged to be given by a lawyer and amendment activist from Vermont; we can learn his interactive way of engaging audiences in learningContinue reading →

Mark your calendars for October 3rd! Quinton Zondervan, Cambridge City Councilor, and David Ismay, Senior Attorney, Conservation Law Foundation will be discussing systems and strategies to combat and manage climate change. Suggested Donation: $10/person. Doors will open at 6:30pm, and speakers will begin at 7:00. Light refreshments to follow. Proceeds will benefit 350 Mass, aContinue reading →

(Español abajo) Join Resist the Raids and bands from the Honk! Festival of Activist Street Bands to show musical solidarity with our friends, family and neighbors who are locked up in Suffolk County House of Correction and the ICE immigrant detention center. Bring your drums, horns, pots and pans to break the silence around incarceration,Continue reading →

Do you want a government where the volume of your voice doesn't depend on the size of your wallet? You can do something about it! Community leaders invite you to an informational meeting about the grassroots non-partisan Yes On 2 ballot initiative. Learn why your neighbors are supporting Yes on 2! *Please note: Use theContinue reading →

Saturday, October 13th 10:00am-1:00pm 485 Locust St, Attleboro, MA 02703

Join us to rally with striking Marriott workers and say one job should be enough! On October 20, the biggest hotel company in the world will hear us from Boston and more cities across the U.S. and Canada. On October 3, workers walked out at seven Marriott-operated hotels, including the Aloft Boston Seaport District, theContinue reading →

Join us on the farm for a 1 hour session of Goat Yoga accompanied by our baby fainting goat kids. The class is sequenced for all levels of yoga (beginners are welcome too!!), and focuses on deepening the human connection to nature, nurturing communication with animals, as well as fostering mindfulness, breath, and meditation allContinue reading →

November 1 - 12:00-1:30 pm, Lexington Community Center, room 242 Richard Kimball, Vote Smart President, will be demonstrating Vote Smart's new tools defending each citizen's right to the truth. The presentations will be in four parts about 10 to 15 minutes each. - The Founding Fathers feared that if they cast power out to the people,Continue reading →