You may have followed the recent news stories about past and upcoming Israel trips by Massachusetts public officials — paid for by local lobbying groups. We’re going to talk more about this at our “A NEW DAY?” conference next Saturday, which we hope you can attend. Here […]
On Monday, two bills were considered on the floor of the US House. Each, in their way, addressed the violence that has cost the lives of 9 Israelis (not including the Jewish resident of Jerusalem mistakenly killed by IDF soldiers on the 21st […]
November 4, 2015 — By 69% to 31% of those voting on this non-binding question, the residents of Newton yesterday called on Gov. Baker to instruct the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that, as Chief Safety Officer of the Commonwealth, he could no longer assure the safety […]
Massachusetts Peace Action recognizes the efficacy of, and the justification for, campaigns of boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) when directed conscientiously against companies, institutions and other organizations that profit from or help to perpetuate Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory. Peace Action, our national organization, is […]
The Building Sustainable Security conference will be held Saturday, November 21, at Harvard Law School. Following are the descriptions of the workshops that will be offered. More Information and to Register MORNING SESSION (11:45 am – 1:00 pm) Storm in the Middle East: Iran […]
The Building Sustainable Security conference will be held Saturday, November 21, at Harvard Law School. This message, written by the conference planning committee, expands on the assumptions behind the conference. More Information and to Register The 2016 elections are bearing down on us. […]
Fair Share Millionaire’s Tax IT’S CRUNCH TIME! Raise Up Massachusetts’ campaign to gather signatures for the Fair Share Millionaire’s Tax is on! It’s an amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution that will ask Massachusetts families with incomes over $1 million a year to pay a little more to cover needed improvements […]
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