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Rally to Pass 4 Key Protections Tuesday, July 10th, 11:30am-1:30pm, Massachusetts State House, 24 Beacon St, Boston We have rallied, made calls, sent emails and visited our legislators - andContinue reading →

Get your ticket: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/july10 The humanitarian crisis happening at the border has left thousands of families with an uncertain future. While we wait for the administration's next steps on theirContinue reading →

Please join Teens Leading the Way, Citizens for Juvenile Justice, and I Have a Future at the Massachusetts State House on Thursday, July 12th to celebrate expungement and other youngContinue reading →

Outdated: Modernize the Foundation Budget Formula NOW! Thursday, July 12th, 1-4pm, Massachusetts State House, 24 Beacon St, Boston Our Foundation Budget formula was written in 1993, and it does notContinue reading →

Children are being taken from their parents and placed in cages. Asylum seekers are being exploited. People are being placed in detention and/or deported . We say NO! Silence=Compliance. SayContinue reading →

As the legislative session rapidly draws to a close, time is running out to take action to support climate policy. We are all witnessing the catastrophic effects of climate changeContinue reading →

English: Northeastern University has received $2.7 million from an ongoing research contract with ICE. The agency is also listed as an employer for Northeastern’s student co-op program. The university benefitsContinue reading →

NERLC CAC Tuesday, August 7th  5pm-7pm New Group in Lowell, Coffee and Peer Support Peer Facilitator Training now being offered

  Emmylou Harris Concert for Migrant and Refugee Families More info and tickets here!     http://www.goseelivemusic.co/index.php/2018/07/24/the-lantern-tour-concerts-for-migrant-and-refugee-families-announced-featuring-emmylou-harris-jackson-browne-mary-chapin-carpenter/

Continuing the 50 Miles More #50more in #50states challenge, the young people of Massachusetts are standing against gun violence with a four-day, 50 mile march from the city hall ofContinue reading →