Cambridge, July 22, 2016 — Massachusetts Peace Action leaders wrote to Governor Charlie Baker today, urging him to support free speech and refrain from signing a “Governors Against BDS” letter being circulated by the American Jewish Committee. The full text of the letter is attached […]
The legislation would make employees eligible for paid leave to recover from a serious illness or injury, to care for a seriously ill or injured family member, or to care for a new child. It prohibits employer retaliation against workers who take time off under […]
Remarks delivered by David Klafter at the People over Pipelines rally, State House steps, July 17th, 2016 We all know we are here to address the climate issue, and to stop this unnecessary and dangerous pipeline, and the tax that would pass along the cost […]
Anti-Boycott Amendment Defeated in Massachusetts Senate Boston, July 15 – Yesterday afternoon, an amendment to the Economic Development Bill (Senate Bill S2423) that would have violated our first amendment rights was withdrawn within hours of being proposed by Senator Cynthia Creem. Amendment 133 sought to […]
A fully funded system of free public schools to provide an equal, quality education for every child of the Commonwealth is one of the foundations of a democratic society and an essential building block to a healthy community. It helps make possible a Commonwealth valuing […]
In February of 2016, Peace Action and Massachusetts Peace Action proudly endorsed Bernie Sanders for President of the United States of America. We chose to support his campaign because he promoted progressive ideas and brought new energy into the political process and the Presidential race. […]
UPDATE, 5:45 pm: The amendment has been withdrawn. Thank you for contacting your Senators! Boston, July 14 – The Massachusetts State Senate today is considering an amendment by Senator Cynthia Creem that seeks to infringe the freedom of speech of Massachusetts citizens and businesses, punishing […]
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