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CONTENTS

 

1.   TOMORROW'S Workplace Diversity Job Fair (10/26--10am-4pm)

 

2.   !SPEAK UP at Oct 26 School Committee meeting ! (10/26--6pm)

 

3.   Celebration of the only Black Labor Union  (10/28--7:00pm)

 

4.   Egleston YMCA Masquerade Formal Dinner   (10/29--4pm Registration + 4:30-6:00 Dinner)

 

5.   Visiting Mexican Artists Program @ Dudley Library  (11/1--6:30-7:30pm)

 

6.   Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) Upcoming Training Opportunities (11/3, 1/25)

7.   UMN Events: Black People for Better Public Schools + Wash Heights Tenants Assoc. (11/8--6-8:30pm)

8.   Makanda Jazz Project Concert At the Dudley Library Auditorium, 65 Warren St, Roxbury (11/13--7-10PM)

9.   Complete Neighborhoods, Complete Commonwealth  REGISTER TODAY   (11/16)

 

10. Conference on Immigrant Entrepreneurship  (11/17--8:30am-5:00pm)

 

11. Attend The Community Change Leadership Awards: Challenging Structural Racism (11/30--7:00pm)

12. ONE Mass: People Doing Real Work on No, No, No! (November Election Day Ballot Questions)

 

DETAILS BELOW...

 

 

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1.   TOMORROW'S Workplace Diversity Job Fair (10/26--10am-4pm)

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010 Radisson Hotel Boston 200 Stuart Street 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. On Tuesday, October 26, the Boston Herald is sponsoring the Workplace Diversity Job Fair to promote career opportunities for professionals in the areas of business, sales, medical, retail, high-tech, and more. Click here for a map

Meet with representatives from these companies: Acushnet Company Aflac American Student Assistance Arbour Hospital Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Boston Architectural College Boston Medical Center HealthNet Plan Cambridge Health Alliance Career Directors International Caritas Christi Health Care CB Richard Ellis - New England Citizens Bank City of Boston, Department of IT Dana Farber Cancer Institute Eliot Community Human Services Liberty Mutual Marriott International & Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company Massachusetts Air National Guard Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Massachusetts Port Authority MEDITECH Merrill Lynch Muzi Motors National Fire Protection Association Oakleaf Waste Management Rockland Trust South Bay Mental Health Sovereign Bank State Street Corporation Trilogy Financial Services Tufts Health Plan Vertex Pharmaceuticals

 

 

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2.  !SPEAK UP at Oct 26 School Committee meeting ! (10/26--6pm)

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School Committee, Oct 26, 6:00 pm  The English High School, with extended public comment to follow    Please join us to speak up for off-track students on Oct 26.  The public comment will take place after the school committee meeting, so I'm guessing it will start more like 7:30 or 8:00, for those of you who just want to come for the commentary.  A number of YT partners came out on the 19th and spoke up in a focus group format.  Thank you to all who came out, especially the young people!  Special props to Diamond Educators, East Boston's Youth Task Force and Sociedad Latina for speaking.  I think we did a good job keeping our issue on the screen.  We now need people to speak up in the session for the full school committee next Tuesday.  This is a chance for folks who couldn't make last Tuesday to join in....though certainly, we would love to have people who were there come back.  It is especially important for us to show support for off-track students' need for seats as this week's publicity is focused on the underestimate of empty seats, creating a pressure to decrease schools and programs.  Please click here to let me know if you plan to attend.    Once I see who is coming, I'll be in touch to coordinate talking points. We ask that you turn out and bring youth to speak up for off-track students and returning dropouts.  There is a lot of heartfelt emotion about the proposal to close schools, but we still think that we need community voices speaking about the larger issue:  that the high school programs are not aligned to the population's needs.  4,500 students are two or more years off-track and there are only 1,400 alternative options seats.  This year, the programs are fuller than ever.  Students need more alternative educational options.  It is heartening that Superintendent Johnson's proposal includes expanding partnerships with alternative education providers, though it was not mentioned in the presentation at the last School Committee meeting.  Learn more about the Redesign and Reinvest process and proposal here.  Superintendent Johnson has a proposal to close some schools and expand some programming.  She is vetting it with the community and at School Committee before the final vote on November 3.  If we want that plan to include any educational options for off-track youth, now is the time to say it. At a state forum on new school development mechanisms last week, we learned that Innovations Schools, Horace Mann charters, Race to the Top funds and other mechanisms can be used to serve this population.  Other communities are very interested in this, so let's help Boston to move in that direction! Best, Kathy   News!    Race to the Top News:  On August 24, Massachusetts was named a winner--and the top scorer--in the second round of the Race to the Top application process.   This brings $250 million to the state to improve struggling schools, the teaching corps, data systems and core standars.  Massachusetts has its own goal of increasing college and career readines.  That goal, the turnaround provisions, $ support for new Innovations Schools and the $125 million that will go to local districts creates opportunity for dropout prevention and recovery.  Read the press release here.     Data systems grant.  The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (ESE) recently won a grant that will enable it to improve and expand its Early Warning Indicator system.  Here is information on this longitudinal data systems grant .   The ESE hopes to win another grant that will allow it to provide more support for local districts to better use the data for dropout prevention and recovery efforts.   Lower dropout rates in Boston and Massachusetts.  The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (ESE) and the Boston Public Schools (BPS) released the 08-09 dropout rates.  The state rate (2.9%) is the lowest rate in a decade and the BPS rate (7.3% by the ESE caclucuation and 6.4% by the BPS method--this Globe article summarizes the BPS rate improvement nicely) is the lowest in 2 decades, according to the BPS.    Numbers tell an even better story.  In our work, we have always tried to look at the numbers, not just the rates.  According to the ESE data, since 2006, when the state SIMS data system facilitated more accurate reporting, the BPS number has fallen steadily from its highest point 1,872 to 1,308--564 fewer students left school last year than in the 2005-2006 school year.  The state number fell by 1,374 (from 9,959 to 8,585) in the most recent year alone--and by 2,851 since 2007, the highest point since the SIMS conversion.  Read the BPS press release and the ESE press release for more.  Include articles on topics of interest to your readers, relevant news and events. If you find an interesting article on the Web, you can easily ask the author's permission to summarize the article and link to it from your newsletter. Drive traffic to your website by entering teaser text for the article with a link to your website for readers to view the full text. YTTF meetings Nov 5, 8:30 - 10:30 Dec 17, 8:30 - 10:30  at  the PIC Office 555 Amory Street Jamaica Plain 617-524-5224

 

 

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3.  Celebration of the only Black Labor Union  (10/28--7:00pm)

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A Very Special Event To Celebrate the 85th Anniversary of the Founding of the Nation's only Black labor Union, the  Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and its founder, A Philip Randolph DATE: October 28th [Thursday] TIME: 7:00 PM LOCATION: The Historic Charles Street African American Episcopal Church 555 Warren Street Dorchester, MA 02121   "Black People and the Labor Movement in Massachusetts Do we have a common future together?" Join us as we: Celebrate the 85th Anniversary of the Founding of the Nation's only Black labor Union, the  Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and its founder, A Philip Randolph Celebrate and honor VERONICA TURNER as the new President of 1199/SEIU, the first Black Woman President of a major union in Massachusetts Call for a joint community dialogue regarding community demands for full inclusion in the labor movement in Massachusetts Call for the creation of public Works Jobs, and Demand Justice and Jobs from Walmart upon their future arrival to Boston SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDE Gerry Hudson, International Executive Vice President , SEIU Honorable Michael Ross , President Boston City Council Rev. Dr. Gregory Groover , Pastor, Charles St. AME Church and                                                     President of the Black Ministers Alliance   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sponsored by: The Union of Minority Neighborhoods, Massachusetts Jobs With Justice, Black People for Better Public Schools, Boston Black Men's Leadership Group, Boston All-Stars, UMASS Boston - Breaking the Cycle of Violence Initiative [BCVI], Center for Race and Diversity at MIT, Professor James Jennings, and the Boston Workers Alliance, Community Change, Project Hip-Hop, and the Labor Department at UMASS-Boston  For more information contact: Union of Minority Neighborhoods 891 Centre Street Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts 02130 617-522-3349 * umnunity@gmail.com

 

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4.   Egleston YMCA Masquerade Formal Dinner   (10/29--4pm Registration + 4:30-6:00 Dinner)

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the Egleston YMCA masquerade formal dinner

 

MASQUERADE DINNER

OCTOBER 29, 2010

REGISTRATION 4:00pm   +  DINNER 4:30 TO 6:00pm

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3134 WASHINGTON ST

JAMAICA PLAIN, MA 02130

 

YMCA DONATION $50.00 DOLLARS DINNER FOR 4, PLUS MASK AND MUSIC INCLUDED.

 

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS FOR YMCA MEMBERS $10

 

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5.    Visiting Mexican Artists Program @ Dudley Library  (11/1--6:30-7:30pm)

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The Dancing Chickens

of Ventura Fabian

 

The Visiting Mexican Artists Program:

Supported by the Fellowes Fund of the Boston Public Library

 

 Monday, Nov. 1

 DAY OF THE DEAD

 6:30 - 7:30pm

 Dudley Branch Library -  Auditorium

 65 Warren St., Roxbury

 

FREE!

 

Come join master woodcarver Ventura Fabian and his son from Oaxaca, Mexico as they demonstrate their traditional craft.

 

Don't miss this unique opportunity to:

• visit with these Mexican folk artists

• view a short film about their life

• see their authentic Oaxacan woodcarvings

 

Questions? 617-522-4008 ninah36@yahoo.com  / www.thedancingchickens.com

 

 

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6.   Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) Upcoming Training Opportunities (11/3, 1/25)
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) formerly known as the Affirmative Market Program (AMP) would like to make you aware of the following upcoming events for Minority and Women Owned Businesses (M/WBEs).

First, offered only twice a year, the next SDP Intermediate Vendor Training is taking place on Wednesday, November 3rd from 8:45 am. to 2:00 p.m. at the Masshousing Conference Room, 1 Beacon Street, 29th Floor, Boston.  Five contracting areas will be covered: Commodities, Services, Construction, Design, and Health & Human Services.  The training will be conducted by procurement officials from several state agencies.  Space is limited, and there is a $25.00 offset fee to attend.  All participants must pre-register.

Finally, the most comprehensive training offered by the SDP, the SDP Advanced Vendor Training is taking place on Tuesday, January 25, 2011 from 9:30 to 1:00 at the Masshousing Conference Room, 1 Beacon Street, 29th Floor, Boston. 
If you are a SDO Certified Business who is ready to respond to an RFR but needs help with the technicalities this workshop is for you.  Conducted by members of SDP Business Advisory Board, SDO certified businesses who have statewide contracts and provide a business perspective of the State procurement process, the session is only offered once a year.  There is a $25.00 offset fee to attend, and all attendees must pre-register.  Space is limited, so register early.

Questions about any of the SDP Upcoming events may be directed to the SDP Help Desk at SDP@state.ma.us.  All SDP trainings and events can be viewed from the Program and Services page of our website. 

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7 . UMN Events: Black People for Better Public Schools + Wash Heights Tenants Assoc. (11/8--6-8:30pm)
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Black People for Better Public Schools and Washington Heights Tenants Association ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meet and Greet: Reverend Gregory G. Groover Sr.  Chairman of the Boston Public School Committee: Come in and share your stories, thoughts, feelings and opinions about Boston Public Schools and what you hope to see change. Learn more about: ·      School Closings ·      Charter and Pilot Schools ·      Race to the Top Funds for Education   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TIME: 6:00pm-8:30pm DATE: Monday, November 8th 2010 LOCATION:  Washington Heights 69 Ruthven Street, Dorchester *Spanish/English translations will be provided* **For more information call Guerdine @ BP4BPS (617)-830-5084 or call Ms. Jessie @ Washington Heights 617-445-8731** Light Refreshments will be served! Join Our Mailing List! Union of Minority Neighborhoods 891 Centre Street Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts 02130 617-522-3349

 

 

 

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8.   Makanda Jazz Project Concert At the Dudley Library Auditorium, 65 Warren St, Roxbury (11/13--7-10PM)

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Makanda Jazz Project Concert At the Dudley Library Auditorium, 65 Warren St, Roxbury (11/13--7-10PM)

The next Makanda Project concert will be Saturday, November 13, 7:00 to 10:00 pm, at the Dudley Library auditorium, 65 Warren Street, Roxbury.

 

Our special guest will be tenor saxophonist ODEAN POPE (www.odeanpope.com).  Mr. Pope is known in the jazz world for having been a member of the Max Roach Quartet for over 22 years, and for leading the remarkable Odean Pope Saxophone Choir.  His sound and his mastery of various saxophonic techniques and harmonic concepts make him truly one of the outstanding tenor players in jazz today.

 

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9.    Complete Neighborhoods, Complete Commonwealth  REGISTER TODAY   (11/16)

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Join us for the Massachusetts Public Health Association's 2010 Annual Meeting and Conference Complete Neighborhoods, Complete Commonwealth: Joining Forces for FRESH Action Tuesday, November 16, 2010 8:00 am- 3:30 pm Register today! Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel 181 Boston Post Road West,  Marlborough, MA Directions View the meeting agenda. Keynote speaker Geoff Anderson, President and CEO of Smart Growth America, will address the important connections between health and planning cities and towns. The meeting will also feature: Exhibitors representing grassroots organizations and local businesses  A celebration of our recent legislative victories  An Act FRESH announcement and call to action  A discussion of Massachusetts' Healthy Transportation Compact  Breakout sessions to help you build your policy advocacy skills, learn how to work with regional planning councils and more Networking opportunities    And we are pleased to announce MPHA's 2010 Annual Awards to...   Representative Stephen Kulik- Legislative Leadership Award Concetta DeBenedetto- Front Line Award Outreach Coordinator, Reading Coalition Against Substance Abuse Massachusetts Farm-to-School Project- Community Leadership Award Thank You to Our Annual Meeting Sponsors Children's Hospital Boston G & L Labs Network Health MPH Program in Urban Health, Northeastern University Exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are still available! Exhibitor Information (pdf) Sponsorship Information (pdf)       Volunteer Opportunity We are looking for a certified trainer or yoga instructor to lead a 10 minute stretch break during the annual meeting.  Please contact Kara (see below for contact information) if you or someone you know is interested. Questions? Contact Kara Keenan: kkeenan@mphaweb.org, (617) 524-6696, x113, or Michele McQuillen at mmcquillen@mphaweb.org, (617) 524-6696, x104. Massachusetts Public Health Association | 434 Jamaicaway | Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 | United States Manage preferences | Forward to a friend

 

 

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10.   Conference on Immigrant Entrepreneurship  (11/17--8:30am-5:00pm)

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Statewide Conference on Immigrant Entrepreneurship    Wednesday, November 17, 2010 8:30 AM to 5 PM  at Babson College, Wellesley, Massachusetts Executive Conference Center A Collaboration of The Immigrant Learning Center, Inc. and Babson College Agenda & Speakers   Register Now!   Directions Babson Executive Conference Center One Woodland Hill Rd. Wellesley, MA 02482 Driving Directions   Contact: Marcia Drew Hohn mhohn@ilctr.org 781-322-9777 Entrepreneurs = Wealth and Job Creation   Immigrants = Jet Fuel for Entrepreneurship in Massachusetts   Massachusetts immigrants are a proven driving force for entrepreneurship from neighborhood revitalization to increasing numbers of transnational businesses to innovation in science and engineering.  Come learn from and network with immigrant entrepreneurs, researchers and experts from the field.  They will present data, experiences, ideas and recommendations to accelerate immigrant entrepreneurship for economic and job growth in the Commonwealth.     Sessions include:    Immigrant Entrepreneurs and Neighborhood Revitalization Beyond the Bodega: Immigrant Entrepreneurs grow from Local to Global Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Science, Engineering and Technology Welcoming and Supporting Immigrant Entrepreneurs      Featured speakers:    Jill Cheng Cheng & Tsui Publishers Alvaro Lima Boston Redevelopment Authority Vinit Nijhawan Serial Entrepreneur, Board Member, Global TiE Anne O'Callaghan Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians Special Lunch Speaker - Dr. Jan Vilcek, New York University School of Medicine, co-developer of a breakthrough drug to treat chronic inflammatory diseases, President of the Vilcek Foundation. Policy and action recommendations will be generated throughout the day to be compiled for post-symposium dissemination with a summary of symposium proceedings. Get more information Register Now!

 

 

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11 .   Attend The Community Change Leadership Awards: Challenging Structural Racism (11/30--7:00pm)
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Please join Community Change for the presentation of the 2010 Community Change Leadership Awards   Tuesday, November 30, 2010, 6:00 PM - 8:30PM hosted by Simmons College Institute for Leadership and Change in the Linda K. Paresky Conference Center - 300 The Fenway, Boston, Ma LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS Jean Hardisty, Researcher Theresa Perry, Professor of Africana Studies and Education, Simmons College Sarah-Ann Shaw, Retired Journalist & Community Activist   HORACE SELDON EMERGING LEADER AWARD RECIPIENTS Alexia Loman Arroyo, Lead Organizer, Reflect and Strengthen Voices of Liberation   DRYLONGSO AWARD RECIPIENTS Berta Rose Berriz, Ed.D, Co-Lead Teacher/Lower School, Boston Teachers Union School Laurie Holmes, Organizer for Economic and Social Justice and Community Solutions to End Violence Against Women Maya Honda, Associate Professor of Human Development, Wheelock College Lynette Jones-Carradine, Educator Ron Marlow, Assistant Secretary of Access and Opportunity, Commonwealth of MA   Cash bar and dinner buffet   Community Change, Inc. works tirelessly to challenge structural racism.  The Community Change Leadership Awards provide a unique opportunity for our community to come together to celebrate the work we all do. This year's Leadership Awards are dedicated to the life and work of our dear friend Howard Zinn. The Drylongso Awards, begun in 1987, honor ordinary people doing extraordinary work. The Horace Seldon Emerging Leader Awards recognize the work of young activists who are living the commitment and demonstrating the energy and passion of CCI founder Horace Seldon. The CCI Lifetime Achievement Awards celebrate those who have been and continue to be at the forefront of this work and whose efforts have made significant impact on issues surrounding structural racism. Register Now! If you are not attending, but would like to subsidize a ticket or donate to Community Change, please click on the paypal button below. HOST COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Margaret A. Burnham; Peggy McIntosh; Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. PLANNING COMMITTEE Mary Antes; Loretta Dixon; Trudy Glidden; Antonieta Gimeno; Mark Gray; Audley Green; Diane Hammer; Pearl Hines; Tom Louie; Paul Marcus; Bunny Meyer; Myrna Morales; Alexi Paraschos   Directions and Parking Information: For driving directions see www.simmons.edu or telephone 617-521-2000 - MBTA use Green Line E Train to MFA Stop - Parking is available in metered street spaces or gar ages at MFA and Landmark Center.

 

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12.  ONE Mass: People Doing Real Work on No, No, No! (November Election Day Ballot Questions)

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Real Work Paying Off for No, No, No! Thursday, October 8th, 2010 Also In This Issue: Free Trainings! Quick Links Register Now Newsletter Archive More On Us Dear Lorraine, Like a lot of people across the world, I spent this week obsessively checking up on the efforts to rescue the thirty-three Chilean miners trapped a half mile beneath the surface of the San José Mine. I can't begin to imagine the emotions that each person there was feeling if I was getting choked up thousands of miles away. But as I sat, focused on the tiny rescue capsule and its trip up and down that narrow tunnel, I also thought about the much wider efforts going on behind the scenes, keeping the miners (and their waiting families) healthy and safe, keeping the wider community aware of rescue efforts as they developed, reviewing how safety guidelines have been implemented and how they should be adjusted moving forward. It's a clear example of what we (and our government) can accomplish if we all work together. It reminds me of statewide efforts leading up to November 2nd. As I said in our last newsletter, it can be easy to be distracted by the headlines of election season. Sometimes we aren't even aware of how hard people in our own neighborhoods are working to make sure all of our communities get the support they need. The good news is that a long and growing list of community and nonprofit organizations have already agreed that all three 2010 Ballot Questions would have dangerous repercussions within our communities, and their members statewide are fighting to make sure we all show up to the polls to defeat all three ballot questions! Even better news? That hard work is working - even before advertisements hit the airwaves! According to a Suffolk University/7News poll, "support for the sales tax rollback [Question 3] dropped significantly in the last month - down seven points from 51 percent." [Full Article: Boston Herald] Just a few examples of the real work being done in our state to defeat the  ballot questions on November 2nd include: In the first week of October, PHENOM members walked from Berkshire Community College to the State House to demonstrate their support for our education system and the economy! Leading up to November 2nd, members and staff of organizations, including both NEU4J and MAHA will be knocking on doors in their communities, urging folks to get out and vote and to defeat all three ballot questions! Each week leading up to the election, ¿Oìste? will be hosting phone banks on No, No, No!  at 59 Temple Place #337. The days and hours the calls will be made are: Mondays-10:00am-1:30pm, Tuesdays-10:00am-1:00pm, and Thursdays-2:00pm-4:00pm. On October 20th, Community activists from across Boston will be attending the City Council meeting urging council members to endorse No, No, No! On October 30th and 31st, staff and members of MIRA will be phone banking - making calls to new Americans who have recently registered to vote, urging them to act on their right to vote no! [Get Involved] Need some inspiration to get more involved? Our own Judy Meredith was moved last week at one of her trainings by a group of Iranian women who likely risked their own safety to learn more about how local governments work in the United States. Contact us today if you are interested in hosting a free on-site training for your organization or neighborhood - or call one of the local or statewide organizations working in your region on the "No, No No!" campaign for more information on how you can get involved! Sincerely, Harmony Blakeway Director of Operations, ONE Massachusetts harmony@realclout.org  |  617-999-846 Free Training to Organizations Statewide The staff and Leadership Team at ONE Massachusetts would love to come out to your community or organization for a free on-site training. We can focus more closely on the three upcoming ballot questions, or you can request a more broad introduction to how our state ended up in this fiscal situation, how and why we make certain budget and revenue decisions, and how we can talk to our friends and neighbors (and public officials!) about these issues. Contact us today for more information! Want more information on ONE Massachusetts and how you can get involved? Check out our: Official Website Facebook Profile Twitter Feed

 

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