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CAMBRIDGE, MA

WED MAR 1 - 7:00 PM

The Democracy Center 45 Mount Auburn Street

Organizing on (Safety) Pins & Needles

Facilitated by DiDi Delgado and Leslie Mac of Black Lives Matter Cambridge. This training will focus on community organizing in the service of marginalized communities without recreating systems of oppression. Cost: $20 buy your ticket here: http://conta.cc/2kWSMj5 Topics will include intersectional advocacy, privilege and productive silence, effectiveness of current white-led anti-racism work, uplifting without contributing to erasure, and why Donald Trump shouldn’t change everything in terms of how we organize. The Democracy Center is not wheelchair accessible. There are 8 steep steps to get in the front door. To discuss our improvement plans or your access needs please reach out to [email protected] or 617-492-8855

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JAMAICA PLAIN, MA

TUE FEB 28 - 7:00 PM

First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain 633 Centre Street

Organizing on (Safety) Pins & Needles 

Facilitated by DiDi Delgado and Leslie Mac of Black Lives Matter Cambridge. This training will focus on community organizing in the service of marginalized communities without recreating systems of oppression. Cost: $15 buy your ticket here: http://conta.cc/2kX90ZV Topics will include intersectional advocacy, privilege and productive silence, effectiveness of current white-led anti-racism work, uplifting without contributing to erasure, and why Donald Trump shouldn’t change everything in terms of how we organize. First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain's first floor is wheelchair accessible.

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CAMBRIDGE, MA

WED FEB 22 - 7:00 PM

The Democracy Center 45 Mount Auburn Street

Organizing on (Safety) Pins & Needles

Facilitated by DiDi Delgado of Black Lives Matter Cambridge. This training will focus on community organizing in the service of marginalized communities without recreating systems of oppression. Cost: $20 buy your ticket here: http://conta.cc/2kWTInN Topics will include intersectional advocacy, privilege and productive silence, effectiveness of current white-led anti-racism work, uplifting without contributing to erasure, and why Donald Trump shouldn’t change everything in terms of how we organize. The Democracy Center is not wheelchair accessible. There are 8 steep steps to get in the front door. To discuss our improvement plans or your access needs please reach out to [email protected] or 617-492-8855