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Join local activists to learn about and protect our environment in a multiplicity of innovative ways. We are currently planning our annual "Trees Are Treasures" event which will be celebrated on Earth Day, Saturday April 22, 2023. We welcome your ideas and your energy that will make this event a success. This committee meets virtually; email climate@grassrootscentralmass.org to request the Zoom link.
Join us to plan future actions, hear committee reports, and discuss issues of importance to the organization. The Leadership Group meets virtually via Zoom. Please email Jeana, justice@grassrootscentralmass.org, to receive the Zoom link.
Come join the DTC chairs from towns in Western Central Massachusetts. Meet fellow activists and plan to increase participation in Democratic Party initiatives in our region! The meeting will be held at Ye Olde Tavern in West Brookfield. All are welcome.
Join local activists to engage in advocacy work especially related to immigration, re-imagining policing, and health care disparities. This committee meets virtually; email justice@grassrootscentralmass.org to request the Zoom link.
Join local activists to learn about and protect our environment in a multiplicity of innovative ways. Currently in the planning stages is our annual Trees Are Treasures event, one of our most visible actions to support our communities and champion the environment. We could really use some enthusiastic volunteers to make this a successful event once again. This committee meets virtually; email climate@grassrootscentralmass.org to request the Zoom link.
Join us to plan future actions, hear committee reports, and discuss issues of importance to the organization. The Leadership Group meets virtually via Zoom. Please email Jeana, justice@grassrootscentralmass.org, to receive the Zoom link.
Join the National Day of Action: demand that banks stop funding climate chaos. Rally in front of Bank of America on West Boylston Street and march to Chase Bank on Gold Star Boulevard. To avoid climate chaos, no new fossil fuel projects should be built. But Wall Street banks continue to funnel trillions into fossil financing. The Filthiest Four are Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America. If these banks refuse to defund fossil fuels, we will refuse to do business with them. Support local banks and credit unions instead. This rally is sponsored by 350 Central Massachusetts. All…
Join local activists to learn about and protect our environment in a multiplicity of innovative ways. Currently in the planning stages is our annual Trees Are Treasures event, one of our most visible actions to support our communities and champion the environment. We could really use some enthusiastic volunteers to make this a successful event once again. This committee meets virtually; email climate@grassrootscentralmass.org to request the Zoom link.
Join local activists to engage in advocacy work especially related to immigration, re-imagining policing, and health care disparities. This committee meets virtually; email justice@grassrootscentralmass.org to request the Zoom link.
Join us to plan future actions, hear committee reports, and discuss issues of importance to the organization. The Leadership Group meets virtually via Zoom. Please email Jeana, justice@grassrootscentralmass.org, to receive the Zoom link.
Each candidate will introduce themselves and will include a statement about who they are, why they are running, and what they will do to help improve town government in West Brookfield. Then there will be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions. Each candidate will take turns answering each question. In the interest of fairness, candidates will alternate who responds first. There will also be a few informative questions prepared by members of the town government and chosen for the purpose of further informing you. Knowledge is power: be informed! Your life is directly affected by decisions made by…
Grassroots Central Mass (GCM) will continue its tradition of celebrating Earth Day with its third “Trees Are Treasures” event on Saturday, April 22nd from 11 a.m.-4:00 p.m., at Wells State Park in Sturbridge. Take a family-friendly stroll along the Mill Pond Trail and meet a reformed, tree-loving logger and the Lady of the Wetlands. Walk through the park and hear a naturalist describe its history from the Ice Age to the building of the stone walls which are ubiquitous in our area. Enjoy children’s crafts, entertainment, and a tree seedling giveaway under the pavilion. Please check back with us to…