HeyJaredNeighborly Actions
A list of things that we who live in the Providence, RI area can do with and for our neighbors.
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Neighborly Actions Has 500 Subscribers! (opens the original)
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Hi, everyone. This newsletter has 500 subscribers now. I think almost all of you are not bots and I hope most of you are still finding it useful. I started it nearly 10 years ago and I’m proud of what it’s become.Here are a few things to do with and for our neighbors this week into next.TONIGHT (Wednesday, September 30), 5-7pm, and some upcoming Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays, various times and locations in Providence: Divestment from Israel bonds is on the ballot in Providence this year, and
Neighborly Actions Get Right To It (opens the original)
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Hi, everyone. Please note that the location for the Climate Justice Plan conversation on September 22, 5:30-7:30 has changed to D’Abate Elementary School, 60 Kossuth St, Providence. If you registered, you should have received an update; if not, register now.Also: divestment from genocide is on the Providence ballot, so look out for canvassing opportunities in upcoming newsletters. Here are a few more things to do with and for our neighbors in the coming days. ASAP: </
Neighborly Actions: Super Magic (opens the original)
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Hi, everyone. Here are a few things do to with and for our neighbors this week and next. TOMORROW (Tuesday, September 15), 3:30-5:30, Juanita Sanchez Educational Complex (182 Thurbers Ave, Providence): Come do some weeding maintenance and plant learning with this densely diverse, air-cleaning and shade-providing mini-forest! High school students maintain it during the year, and we can help it feel manageable for them to get started again. Bringing extra gloves and leaf bags ensures you a place i
Neighborly Actions Tomorrow and Tomorrow (opens the original)
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Hi, everyone. Here are two things to do with and for our neighbors tomorrow! I’m a little disorganized this week. TOMORROW (Tuesday, September 8), 5:20pm, Kennedy Plaza, Providence: The efforts to keep the bus hub in KP continue because the efforts to move it continue despite transit riders’ objections! Join them in calling for the bus hub to stay in KP to reduce the burden on travelers (especially seniors and people with disabilities) who rely on its central location, and to save the cost of bu
Neighborly Actions: Now With More Actions (opens the original)
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Hi, everyone. Here are a few things to do with and for our neighbors this week.ASAP, remotely: ICE has kidnapped Victor, a grandfather and a West Side neighbor, and locked him in the Wyatt. Please donate to his legal fees and daily expenses. There may be phone/email banking and in person actions to support and free Victor as well—you can reach out to the fundraiser organizers with questions about that, and keep an eye on AMOR’s social media too. Sunday, August 6, 11:30am, Ella Risk Elementary Sc
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