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Spread the Love, please purchase a bag at this Big Y location and we get a much needed donation.
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In Massachusetts, we honor Dr. King today, and all days, by ensuring the next generation understands the power of action, fighting for democracy, and continuing to uphold the promise of freedom and justice for all.
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🎉 A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for our 50th Annual Convention & Expo: 50 Years Together: Celebrating Today, Shaping Tomorrow!
Here’s to shaping the next 50 years—together. #PCExpo50 #HumanServices #CelebratingTogether #ShapingTomorrow #50Years
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My office is working with school districts to not only create, but enforce policies against racism and hate-driven bullying.
We will not allow an environment of fear to hinder our children from showing up as their full selves, in or outside the classroom.

ALT Graphic with the text: AG's Children's Justice Unit addresses bullying & harassment claims at schools. Attorney General Campbell steps in to revise school district's policies on racism.

ALT Graphic with a quote: "Under a new plan, the district must notify the AG's office of new incidents of hate-driven bullying, contract a nonprofit to work with the students involved in the mock slave auction, and continue to push for anti-bias training" attributed to an article written in the Boston Globe
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Great showing at the Caring Force Western MA Regional Rally yesterday! The rally at Westfield State Univ., attended by CHD, was a chance to advocate for a livable wage and a student loan repayment program for the human services sector and to celebrate direct service providers.
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A public service announcement taking on negative stereotypes about #disabilities is premiering on television and streaming services nationwide and will appear in print and on billboards. disabilityscoop.com/2024/09/…
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60 years ago, the Civil Rights Act was signed into law.
I'm grateful for those who fought for our rights and protections against discrimination and white supremacy.
That fight is alive and well - and we will continue to combat hate in our schools, workplaces, and communities.
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Massachusetts spending on the emergency shelter system housing migrant families and local residents surpassed $700 million last month, according to a report released Monday by Gov. Maura Healey’s administration. trib.al/IvIt9xE
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Let's talk about #MentalHealth! Join us on the Fourth Tuesday of every month from 2:00-3:30 PM on #Zoom. The next Statewide Young Adult Council Meeting is on January 23rd!
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While it's impossible to quantify all of the good that happened around the world yesterday - the kindness expressed, time given, hope restored - we do know that in a single day, people in the U.S. gave $3.1B on #GivingTuesday.
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On November 28, 2023, the entire world came together to do good. We helped our neighbors, cared for our communities, and proved that, when we take action together, we can change our world through radical generosity. Let's keep going.
#GivingTuesday
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If you are wearing a cloth face covering and feel yourself overheating or having trouble breathing, put at least 6 feet of distance between yourself and others and remove the face covering. More safety tips: bit.ly/2tZjtbM
#COVID19 #ExtremeHeat
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To our Black brothers and sisters, the AAPI community stands in solidarity and marches with you for racial justice.
#BlackLivesMatter #StopRepeatingHistory
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COVID-19 can spread easily among large groups in close contact. If you attended a large gathering in the past two weeks, you can get tested at no cost to you. Visit this website for test locations: mass.gov/GetTested #covid19MA
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"How many more George Floyd's do we have to have? How many have we had throughout our lives?” Rev. Dr. Terrylyn Curry Avery said. westernmassnews.com/news/spr…
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I’ve been getting a lot of questions from my non-Black friends about how to be a better ally to Black people. I suggest unlearning and relearning through literature as just one good jumping off point, and have broken up my anti-racist reading list into sections:
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Houston hip-hop artist @CoreyPaulMusic, who was friends with George Floyd, describes "Big Floyd" as a "man of peace" who spent much of his time "preaching peace, love, God, unity, advocating against gun violence."
Corey Paul on George Floyd's advocacy for peace & against gun violence
Corey Paul is a Houston hip-hop artist who was a friend of George Floyd and worked with him doing basketball court ministry in one of the city’s historically Black communities, the Third Ward.
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Peaceful protest today in Holyoke. #passioncouragetruth. @HPSHOLYOKE and @CityofHolyoke This cannot be one and done. Dismantling racism and systems of oppression requires individual introspection and deep institutional examination. We can do this if it becomes our primary work.
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Rest in Power, Beautiful. @BlkLivesMatter honors those we have lost to police violence. #BlackLivesMatter #JusticeforGeorgeFloyd
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ACT NOW: During this time of crisis, we are asking you to reach out to Governor Baker. The Arc has joined with others on the critical issue of health care triage and hospital care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. #COVID19
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