Book group series at Needham Free Library. Multiple dates and books. Copies of each book can be found at the Needham Free Public Library, the interlibrary loan system, as well as Hoopla for those who prefer audiobooks.
Co-sponsored by Trustees of the Needham Free Library, Needham Diversity Initiative, and the Needham Human Rights Committee.
Many young families, seniors, and people of middle, moderate, or fixed incomes are unable to move to — or stay in — our town. What does this mean for Wellesley’s future? Our expert panelists will provide an overview of the challenges and benefits of creating diverse housing. Bring your questions and comments and join us to discuss how we can develop a
broader range of housing choices for the long-term health of our community. Panelists include:
Presented by League of Women Voters of Wellesley and Wellesley Free Library. This event is free and open to the public.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us for racial justice and human rights. Join us for a silent fifteen-minute vigil held each month, as we proclaim that “Black Lives Matter” and protest white supremacy in America.
Find us on the sidewalk in front of our church at 309 Washington St. Through June 2020, our vigils are held on the first Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm: on Jan. 5th, Feb. 2nd, Mar. 1st, Apr. 5th, May 3rd, and Jun, 7th.
We have placards to share, but please feel free to bring your own.
If you have any questions, contact info@uuwellesley.org.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
Steve Pemberton will be the keynote speaker for Babson College’s 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Day celebration. Steve Pemberton is a successful author, business executive, philanthropist and speaker who has expanded opportunities for many Americans.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us for racial justice and human rights. Join us for a silent fifteen-minute vigil held each month, as we proclaim that “Black Lives Matter” and protest white supremacy in America.
Find us on the sidewalk in front of our church at 309 Washington St. Through June 2020, our vigils are held on the first Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm: on Jan. 5th, Feb. 2nd, Mar. 1st, Apr. 5th, May 3rd, and Jun, 7th.
We have placards to share, but please feel free to bring your own.
If you have any questions, contact info@uuwellesley.org.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us for racial justice and human rights. Join us for a silent fifteen-minute vigil held each month, as we proclaim that “Black Lives Matter” and protest white supremacy in America.
Find us on the sidewalk in front of our church at 309 Washington St. Through June 2020, our vigils are held on the first Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm: on Jan. 5th, Feb. 2nd, Mar. 1st, Apr. 5th, May 3rd, and Jun, 7th.
We have placards to share, but please feel free to bring your own.
If you have any questions, contact info@uuwellesley.org.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us for racial justice and human rights. Join us for a silent fifteen-minute vigil held each month, as we proclaim that “Black Lives Matter” and protest white supremacy in America.
Find us on the sidewalk in front of our church at 309 Washington St. Through June 2020, our vigils are held on the first Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm: on Jan. 5th, Feb. 2nd, Mar. 1st, Apr. 5th, May 3rd, and Jun, 7th.
We have placards to share, but please feel free to bring your own.
If you have any questions, contact info@uuwellesley.org.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
World of Wellesley will participate in the annual Wellesley’s Wonderful Weekend parade. Join our parade marching group or watch the parade and cheer us on. The parade starts at the intersection of Route 16 (Washington Street) and Route 9 and continues westbound along Route 16 to Wellesley Square. The reviewing stand is in Wellesley Square.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us for racial justice and human rights. Join us for a silent fifteen-minute vigil held each month, as we proclaim that “Black Lives Matter” and protest white supremacy in America.
Find us on the sidewalk in front of our church at 309 Washington St. Through June 2020, our vigils are held on the first Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm: on Jan. 5th, Feb. 2nd, Mar. 1st, Apr. 5th, May 3rd, and Jun, 7th.
We have placards to share, but please feel free to bring your own.
If you have any questions, contact info@uuwellesley.org.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
Join neighbors in Needham to celebrate diversity and add your voice to tackle related issues that affect our community.
The World of Wellesley team competes with the community.
In response to the hurtful expressions that have recently wounded members of our middle and high school communities, ALL are invited to participate in a healing and compassionate community response.
From 11:45-1:00 pm on November 6 (public school half day), Wellesley Village Church (2 Central St) invites you to come and make posters as expressions of care and of commitment to creating the kind of community we desire. PIZZA, music, and supplies will be provided. At 12:45 a group photo of participants and their posters/signs will be taken on the Washington St. steps, and then individuals are invited to take their posters and signs and put them anywhere in Wellesley they wish.
WHS and WMS youth, community members, and families with children of any age are invited. Join us in peppering Wellesley with SIGNS OF LOVE!
All are welcome for light refreshments beginning at 6:30 PM. The speaker will start at 7:00 PM.
Claude Kaitare was born in the early 80’s in Rwanda. He spent his childhood primarily in Kigali until the Rwandan president was assassinated on April 6th, 1994. This provided the catalyst for what is known as the genocide against Tutsi.
Claude’s began an odyssey that separated him from his family in an orphanage, led him to live with an aunt and some family members in Portland Maine. He went on to attend high school and graduated from Clark University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in History in 2005. In January, he complete graduate level Holocaust and Genocide Studies certificate program at Salem State University. Claude has travelled extensively through Eastern Europe and most recently visited Rwanda with Salem State University in 2015, 16 and 17.
Claude continues to testify about the tragedies that he witnessed in the genocide to different high schools and universities in collaboration with Facing History and Ourselves for whom he has been a resource speaker since the early 2000s. He aims to educate others on genocide and war crimes since unfortunately history does repeat itself. His objective is to continue raising awareness in hope of minimizing ignorance about the human catastrophe of genocide.
This is a joint meeting with the Rotary Club of Wellesley.
Annual Harvest Moon and Creator Praise Celebration. Hosted by the Praying Indians of Natick Tribe. Honoring the Elders, Special Guest, Food, Singing, Dancing, Storytelling & More. This powwow takes place the last Saturday of September every year.
The earth is sacred, Creator says it is so. Join us and give honor to this sacred bond. Let the soles of your moccasins feel the power of the Great Spirit. How good and pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity!- Psalm 133:1
We thank the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Town of Natick for allowing our tribe to hold this ceremony on our sacred land. All are welcome to this *FREE event!
*Please note that while admission to the Natick Powwow is free, Cochituate State Park does charge a fee for parking.
ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us against white supremacy and for racial justice and human rights. We hold a 15 minute silent vigil in recognition that Black Lives Matter each month. We gather in the UU Wellesley Hills courtyard and proceed together to the sidewalk in front of UU Wellesley Hills. We believe that holding such a vigil will ignite important conversation about white supremacy and institutional racism within our community.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us against white supremacy and for racial justice and human rights. We hold a 15 minute silent vigil in recognition that Black Lives Matter each month. We gather in the UU Wellesley Hills courtyard and proceed together to the sidewalk in front of UU Wellesley Hills. We believe that holding such a vigil will ignite important conversation about white supremacy and institutional racism within our community.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
The Independent Quaker Worship Group of Greater Boston invites members and attenders of Wellesley Friends Meeting to join them in a candlelight vigil to call attention to the inhumane treatment of refugees in the United States. We will meet at the intersection of Washington Street and Central Street in Wellesley Square (in from of the Congregational Church at Rts. 16 and 135). Please join us and bring a candle. This is a local event in conjunction with a national action: https://www.lightsforliberty.org.
Members of the UU Wellesley Hills Advocacy & Witness Interest Group invite you to stand with us against white supremacy and for racial justice and human rights. We hold a 15 minute silent vigil in recognition that Black Lives Matter each month. We gather in the UU Wellesley Hills courtyard and proceed together to the sidewalk in front of UU Wellesley Hills. We believe that holding such a vigil will ignite important conversation about white supremacy and institutional racism within our community.
Hosted by our partner UU Wellesley Hills.
Everyone is welcome for some free family fun including arts & crafts, face painting, nails, henna tattoos, lawn games, popcorn, cotton candy and much more!
Wellesley Eid Fest is being coordinated by Wellesley resident Nadeem Sarwar. A team of Wellesley youth spanning elementary, middle, high school and college freshmen are helping organize the event. Contact Wellesley.eidfest@gmail.com for more information. Please tag us on social media #WellesleyEidFest.
A thank you to all Wellsonians for your kindness and support for the muslim community in our amazing town.
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