Mark your calendars for Westford’s 2nd Annual Juneteenth event and celebration. As we hoist the traditional Juneteenth flag, we will be joined by representatives from the community to help us mark this occasion. This event marks an important statement about our town’s ongoing commitment to racial equity. Immediately after the flag raising – approximately 10:30amContinue reading "Westford’s 2nd Juneteenth Flag Raising & Celebration"
On June 19 at 2:00 pm, Acton’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission invites you to our celebration of Juneteenth. We begin at the Acton Congregational Church with Author Ray Anthony Shephard, who will present a history of Juneteenth and its relevance to other fights for freedom, followed by several musical selections. Around 3:00 pm, weContinue reading "Celebrate Juneteenth in Acton!!"
Indivisible Westford and Indivisible Acton Area will have a table – come visit us as we celebrate Pride!
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Come join us for the special viewing party of the groundbreaking documentary on reparations at the historic Strand Theater! Witness firsthand the powerful storytelling and impactful interviews that shed light on this important subject by some of the most recognizable and respected figures in Boston. Starring: Sharra Owens, City Councilors Tania Anderson, Julia Meija & Charles Yancey, Tony Van Der,Continue reading "Movie Event: Reparations Documentary at Strand Theater"
Across from the Minuteman Statue and Next to Buckman Tavern Celebrate July 4 by joining Indivisible LAB and our allies at Lexington Alarm! for a community reading of the Declaration of Independence. We’ll gather on the lawn across from the Minuteman Statue and next to Buckman Tavern from 11am - 1pm. Take part in theContinue reading "Stand Up to Tyranny"
Celebrate your freedom and independence in Worcester with food, speakers, music, and powerful calls for justice.
Held annually on the front lawn of The Robbins House, this community event features a reading of Douglass’s famous speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” This event is free, but please consider donating to the The Robbins House to support their programming.
Food trucks, concert, fireworks!Mass 50501 urges us to wear T-shirts, carry American flags or pride flags, bring "No Kings" signs, to make Independence Day a day for saying "No Kings in Our Community." Their message is here.
Outdoor games for adults and children with beer, wine, food and big-screen sports event. “Celebrate the hell out of democracy,” says Diane Proctor.
A coalition of Boston area peace, justice and environmental organizations are preparing a major event to mark and to build from the 80th anniversaries of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Boston area events on August 6 will be one of many across the state and around the world urging that nuclear weapons beContinue reading "Hiroshima-Nagasaki 80th Anniversary Commemoration"
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