Join us at on Saturday, January 20th to learn about and discuss local methods of surveillance and share tactics and strategies to resist! Hear from organizers from the Young Muslim Collective in Minneapolis as well as local speakers.

The ACLU of Massachusetts is co-hosting this event as part of the Resisting Surveillance series, which has hosted community forums around the country. Read more about what we've learned so far at www.resistingsurveillance.org

Co-sponsored by our Resisting Surveillance partners (American Friends Service Committee, Defending Rights and Dissent, and Boston Worker's Circle); Northeastern Somali Student Association and ACEDONE.

Light refreshments will be served.

More details available on the event page.

On the anniversary of Trump's inauguration, we will take to the streets to show again that we matter: our rights matter and our voices matter. For the last year, this administration that is systemically eroding the rights of women, immigrants, LGBTQ people, other marginalized groups, and putting our planet at risk.

The event is being hosted by a coalition of organizations and endorsed by the ACLU of Massachusetts.

For more details, visit the Facebook event page.

On Wednesday, January 17, US District Court Judge Patty Saris will rule on the merits of the class action case which argues that the immediate deportation of a group of Indonesian nationals should be halted so that their cases can be heard in immigration court. Join us to show solidarity with these men and women who are fighting to remain in the United States where they have made a home.

For more information on the case, go to: https://www.aclu-nh.org/en/cases/devitri-v-cronen

Please RSVP on Facebook.