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Featuring US Senator Ed Markey, Bill McKibben, Cabell Eames, Rev Vernon Walker. Space is limited. Register at http://bit.ly/massclimateaction.

We’re 18 months into the COVID-19 pandemic and 9 months into a new federal administration and the passage of the Massachusetts Safe Communities Act ( S.1579 and H.2418) is more important than ever. Ending police and court involvement in deportations remains an urgent public health and public safety priority in Massachusetts. Join us for a virtual town hall to hear from immigrant workers, immigrant survivors of domestic violence, and advocates about why the passage of the Safe Communities Act is essential and what you can do to take action. Sign up at https://actionnetwork.org/events/safe-communities-act-town-hall?source=direct_link&.

Planning library book donations and future action on plastics reduction

The North Brookfield Public Schools should not use the Indian Chiefs as a mascot. It genuinely offends many members of the community. Please come and join Eric and Karen in front of the town library and support this effort to retire the use of Native Americans as mascots and support the indigenous community as a whole. There will be posters and much literature on this issue to hand out.

Planning future actions, receiving committee reports and discussing issues of interest to the organization.

The WTR (Work That Reconnects) Network has been collaborating with the French film maker Emmanuel Cappellin, whose film "Once You Know" features four scientists in their respective journeys of facing the seriousness of the climate reality that we are in. As a bonus event, WTR Network will make the film accessible one more time and hold a live zoom event with Susanne C. Moser on Saturday, December 4, 12pm EST - to allow people in Europe/Africa and all US timezones to be able to see it. You can find out more and - if interested - register here: https://workthatreconnects.org/event/once-you-know-bonus-event-with-susanne-moser/ for…

Grassroots Central Mass is joining with like-minded citizens all across our nation. By participating in this vigil on the Brookfield Common, we will demonstrate that we will continue to resist the forces that led to the insurrection a year ago. We will urge our elected leaders to pass legislation to protect our country from anti-democratic forces. Meet by the cupola on the Brookfield Common at 5:30. We encourage participants to wear bright orange or yellow for visibility near traffic. We will have candles and sand in paper bags for lanterns, candles in cups to hold safely, and a solar light…