Come celebrate togetherness and friendship at the annual Solidarity Lowell Holiday Party! Bring a dish to share if you can--sign up so we have an idea what food to expect at: https://www.mealtrain.com/potlucks/m8w4m9 The SL Coordinating Committee will provide some fabulous food from local restaurants around Lowell as well, so come hungry! There will be board gamesContinue reading →
Please join us for our monthly Jericho Walk at the Burlington MA ICE office.. The Jericho Walk is a silent interfaith prayer and act of solidarity. The walk draws inspiration from the Battle of Jericho, in which the community marched around the city of Jericho seven times, causing the city walls to fall. The JerichoContinue reading →
Join the Reason To Believe PAC for a conversation on inclusivity on political campaigns. The workshop will be led by Cheryl Cumings (Leadership Lab Fellow of RTB PAC and Chair of the Massachusetts Democratic Party's Disability Outreach Subcommittee) and Laura Sabadini (Co-Founder of Advancing Community Inclusion & Equality on the South Shore). Topics to beContinue reading →
January 2, 2019, Action meet-up at the Blue Coyote Grille, 137 Main St. in Maynard at 7pm. Come stop by and join in taking action TOGETHER with postcard writing, emailing and texting for candidates, discussing best ways to resist and more!
Indivisible National Day of Action! Lori Trahan will be in DC on January 3, but Indivisible Acton is recommending sending her postcards to thank her for supporting HR-1 and Green New Deal! Other activities may take place on this day and will be listed on Facebook
January 7, 2019, Indivisible Acton General Meeting at the Acton Memorial Library! Make your New Year's resolution to MAKE A DIFFERENCE, and Indivisible Acton has the perfect platform for you! Become more involved, and consider joining the Indivisible Acton Steering Committee. Read here for more info about our process and job descriptions.
In the year 1675 English colonists beheaded Metacom, the supreme sachem of the Wampanoag people. For years afterwards his head was displayed on a pike in the town center of Plymouth. Four centuries later, the state of Massachusetts embraces that history of genocide through their state flag and seal where the sword of Miles StandishContinue reading →
January 13, 2019, 11-1, Indivisible Acton Book Club, location TBD, HOW DEMOCRACIES DIE, by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt.
Join us for a community conversation on LGBTQ history. Hosted in partnership with History UnErased. Free and open to all. Sunday, January 13 at 2 p.m. Boott Cotton Mills Museum Events Center 115 John St., Lowell, MA Free, limited street parking located nearby. Additional free parking at 304 Dutton St., Lowell, a 10 minute walkContinue reading →