Lowell Education Justice Alliance (LEJA) is a grassroots group of parents, educators, students, school staff, and concerned community members committed to building a stronger and better PUBLIC school system driven by community voices. We believe that policies and decisions are strongest when they are informed by those who are most impacted. Teachers, parents and studentsContinue reading →
We know that entrepreneurial ecosystems make thriving communities. Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll) is actively building entrepreneurial ecosystems that provide entrepreneurs with the resources and supports they need to turn their ideas into profitable businesses. The EforAll Summit is designed for individuals and organizations working to build entrepreneurial ecosystems in their communities. 2018 Keynote Speakers: BlackContinue reading →
On Friday November 16th, 2018 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. at UTEC, 35 Warren Street, in Lowell join us for Locally Yours, for a night of live music, shopping, and delicious food & drinks. Enjoy a night of local entrepreneurs and experience the community and impact of EforAll Lowell-Lawrence. Including an array of exciting raffleContinue reading →
Join us for a Lowell Park’s & Conservation Trust favorite fall hike! Explore the connection of trails along the Merrimack River from border of Andover and Lawrence and follow the river the eight plus miles back into Lowell. A bus will be provided to take everyone to the start and then we walk together asContinue reading →
Confirmed Speakers: John Nichols is national affairs correspondent of The Nation. His most recent book is Horsemen of the Trumpocalypse: A Field Guide to the Most Dangerous People in America Rev. Karlene Griffiths Sekou organizes with Black Lives Matter Boston Phyllis Bennis is director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies.Continue reading →
Twice a year the Coalition for a Better Acre puts on a free Community Swap. It's a rummage sale, but everything is free! The idea is that you bring stuff you don't need anymore and take stuff you can use. It's a great excuse to clear out your closet, or take home something fun. It'sContinue reading →
No Borders, No Walls, No Prisons! We will not be complicit! Ollin is the Nahuatl word for movement and everyone has the right to move whether it be because of political, economic or corporate violence, oppression, racial or sexual discrimination, environmental catastrophe or circumstances, to connect with family and friends, or just because they haveContinue reading →
Our 9th annual vigil for International Transgender Day of Remembrance on Saturday, November 17, beginning at 6pm . The vigil is organized by the Welcoming Congregation Committee of the church, as part of our commitment to being welcoming and inclusive by honoring the dates that are special to members of the LGBTQ+ community and advocatingContinue reading →
Join us for the 2018 World Day of Remembrance. Stand in solidarity to honor those who have been injured or killed by a road traffic crash. The vast majority of these crashes are preventable through engineering, education and enforcement. In numbers, we can recognize our loved ones, and also demand action from our elected officials.Continue reading →
The monthly general meeting for members of Solidarity Lowell. This month: Daniela Marquez Albert will present on the “Public Charge Rule” and what we can do about it. Enter at the Bartlett Street entrance. Our meeting is in the chapel (come inside and take a left). Full agenda to be posted closer to the meetingContinue reading →