Education Legislative Forum
This forum will feature legislators throughout the Merrimack Valley who will be asked to address the crises in funding public of education in Massachusetts. It is open to the public.
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Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence
December 12 - 6:15 p.m., 66 Marlborough St., First Church, Boston Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence Massachusetts Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence and Mom's Demand Gun Sense will meetContinue reading →
MEJA Winter Assembly
We're bringing together the students, parents, educators, and the whole MEJA community for a MEJA Winter Assembly. Building off of our statewide convening in the summer, we will be planningContinue reading →
ACCL Second Anniversary
Join us to celebrate the second year anniversary of the African Community Center of Lowell. It will be an unforgettable event with dinner and great entertainment. Please bring family andContinue reading →
Solidarity Lowell Holiday Party! (pot luck)
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 expectContinue reading →
Jericho Walk At Burlington ICE Office
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 inspirationContinue reading →
RTB PAC – Disability and Inclusion on Political Campaigns
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 ChairContinue reading →
Action meet-up at the Blue Coyote Grille
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, emailingContinue reading →
Indivisible National Day of Action
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 GreenContinue reading →