Whose Streets? We Will Not Go Quietly Film and Discussion
Saturday February 10, 7 – 9:30pm, First Church Littleton
An unflinching look at the Ferguson uprising, told by the activists and leaders who live and breathe this
movement for justice.
Read/Download the flyer for Whose Streets?
Stand Up! Active Bystander Training for Youth in Grades 4-6
Wednesday February 21, 3-5pm, Cary Memorial Library
Learn how to recognize when you are a bystander — and how to interrupt harm. Active bystanders are not aggressive to the harm doer. Rather, they take responsible action to help people in need. Gain the skills to act when you witness something you feel is unfair, wrong, or troubling. Free.
Sponsored by Lexington Pride Coalition and Cary Memorial Library.
Free, but please register so we know how many people to expect: https://www.libraryinsight.com/eventdetails.asp?jx=gxp&lmx=%CFbd%27%A9%ADu&v=3
Note: All are welcome, but keep in mind that this training is specially designed for grades 4-6. Participants should feel comfortable interacting with youth in that age group.
Upcoming Civil Rights Tours with Living Legacy
March 21-25, 2018: Alabama only
Oct 28-Nov 3 (tentative dates): Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee
Follen folks’ stories of their 2017 tour, with photos, as told at the January Food for Thought, are now available.
Find out more about the Living Legacy Pilgrimage Tours
Join EMIT — End Mass Incarceration Together
A statewide grassroots all-volunteer working group of UU Mass Action Network