• Resist Deportations! Save TPS!

    Mobilize Saturday, December 2 Save TPS! Defend DACA! Resist Deportations! No Wall! No border militarization! No Muslim ban! Permanent Legal Residence! Jail Joe Arpaio -- Not Migrants! Resist Fascism! Rally:Continue reading →

  • Stopping Violence Against Women – Watertown Library

    This panel will bring together perspectives relating to violence against women: in New England, nationwide, and in the Republic of Armenia. It will touch on issues relating to Title IX,Continue reading →

  • 13th – Film and Discussion

    November 29 - 6:15-9:00 p.m., Armenise Bldg at the Harvard Medical School, Boston 13th - Film and Discussion If you missed the film last weekend, here's another chance. Please join usContinue reading →

  • Threads of Resistance & The Unraveling- Fuller Craft Museum

    December 9 - 455 Oak St., Brockton - Fuller Craft Museum Threads of Resistance & The Unraveling by Adrienne Sloane Threads of Resistance is an exhibition of modern and traditional quiltsContinue reading →

  • Panel Discussion in Commemoration of International Migrants Day

    December 18 - 11:00-12:00 p.m., Massachusetts Statehouse Panel Discussion in Commemoration of International Migrants Day Join us in a conversation about the impact of the Trump administration’s policies in the LatinContinue reading →

  • Jobs with Justice Solidarity Meeting

    December 19 - 6:00-8:00 p.m., 375 Centre St., Jamaica Plain Jobs with Justice Solidarity Meeting Want to get involved in the fight for economic and social justice? Already involved with aContinue reading →

  • Democratic Gubernatorial Forum

    Focused discussion on Healthcare, Economy/Taxation and Policy Differences with Current Administration Seating is limited. RSVP and submit your Questions for the candidates at https://goo.gl/forms/6bdhpfhDLulPtOGy1

  • FreeSiham Protest Against Child Deportations

    Every Tuesday at the immigration court in the JFK Federal Building, in the heart of Boston, children without legal representation are brought before a judge and then deported, often timesContinue reading →