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July 2022
Innu Current Events and Folktales
Larry Millman has done ethnographic work with the Innu in Labrador, who speak a dialect of Algonquin not unlike the dialect spoken by the indigenous people who once lived in the vicinity of World Fellowship. In this presentation, he’ll discuss his work with Innu as well as discuss the current assaults on their world (mining, dams, etc) by outsiders. He'll also read from Wolvlerine the Trickster and The Cannibal Lynx, both collections of folktales he collected from Innu elders. Larry is an author,…
Find out more »Evening Meditation
Join Thursdae for a meditation session by the Schmauch meeting room or a walk down the pond! Beautiful way to end out your day with a guided meditation! Thursdae is a registered meditation and yoga teacher, as well as an intentional living mentor at Dae + Night Studio. Through meditation, movement, and integrative practices, they have found the balance of mindfulness and intention in their life. Thursdae offers sustainable ways to slow down their client's daily life, allowing them to…
Find out more »August 2022
Kilombo Novo Annual Retreat – Capoeira Angola
Kilombo Novo of Dorchester, MA brings an annual retreat and opportunity to experience the practice, energy, and commitment that this discipline of empowerment and liberation brings to community. Kilombo Novo is a community of people that study the Afro-Brazilian martial art called Capoeira Angola. This family of community members and professionals seeks to reduce urban violence, trauma, and loss caused by poverty and living in disenfranchised neighborhoods who face racism, classism, access to deadly weapons and drugs, negative images in…
Find out more »Soccer Week Reimagined
Join August 5,6, and/or 7th for soccer practice and some games with coach Stu Ball!! Dependent on interest, so let's play some soccer this weekend!
Find out more »Healing for Liberation with Eroc Arroyo-Montano
Ernesto "Eroc" Arroyo-Montano is a proud father of three, an artist, curandero, organizer and educator. A queer, Boricua, raised in Boston, Ma. He is the Director of Cultural Organizing at the national grassroots Economic Justice organization, 'United for a Fair Economy', a founding member of the radical Hip Hop group Foundation Movement a member of the ‘Seeds of our Ancestors’ healing collective. Healing Justice and Popular Education are his priority in movement work. Eroc was born and raised in Boston,…
Find out more »Showing up for Racial Justice
Showing up for Racial Justice (SURJ) has its roots in the call from the Black liberation movement in the mid 1960’s. Mae will describe SURJ's work and provide ample space for discussion in pairs, small group and with the full group on the concepts the presentation raises. SURJ is a national organization that brings hundreds of thousands of white people into fights for racial and economic justice. At SURJ, we bring our folks in by offering a better alternative: a…
Find out more »Climate and Militarism – Interconnections
Join us for a conversation on the intersection of militarism and climate crisis with Massachusetts Peace Action (MAPA) Peace and Climate working group member Nick Rabb! He will be talking about why it's necessary to organize against systems of domination, including militarized ones, if we are to address the climate crisis. He'd also like to talk about how we get there -- organizing and political tactics that he sees as essential for doing this work. Nick Rabb is a PhD candidate…
Find out more »Beyond Nuclear
Join Paul and Linda Gunter, Co-Directors of Beyond Nuclear, for a program updating us on nuclear weapons- as they have recently returned from the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons!
Find out more »No Coal No Gas with Emma-Shapiro Weiss
No Coal No Gas is a campaign to shut down the last coal power plant in New England, in Bow, NH. In just one hour, the Merrimack Generating Station emits as much carbon as the average American does in 26 years. Ratepayers pay millions of dollars in subsidies even though the plant provides less than 1% of our power. Learn more about this strong regional coalition.
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