Oct 10, 2023
Three Generations March
Three generations of our family – a toddler, his parents, and his Grandma – began their climate march three weeks ago on a walk to the playground. As my 3-year-old,...
Oct 10, 2023
Youth Reflections
Last Sunday, 5 members of Our Climate MA’s team joined 20 youth from across the MA Youth Climate Coalition, 300 MA-based adult allies, and 75,000+ other protesters in the streets...
Aug 01, 2023
Imagining Alternative Futures
I attended an Asian-American Studies conference this April, where one of the guided conversations was about abolishing the carceral system. Over 50 scholars, academics, educators, and activists gathered...
Jul 24, 2023
Member Minute: Connie Henry
Name: Connie Henry Node / Working Group: Watertown What is your role in 350...
Jul 20, 2023
My Journey into Environmentalism
Greetings beautiful people, My name is Saraphym Wright and I am one of the interns here at 350 Mass. As a refresher from my previous introduction...
Jul 15, 2023
End the Era: A Poetic Recap
If you’ve been keeping up with our projects or have read our past blog post, you’d know that recently we held a “walking poetry slam” as part of...
Jul 05, 2023
The Tug of War Between Wind and Gas Gets Heated
The convention hall at DoubleTree by Hilton in Portland feels very dark as Marya Axner and I arrive late for the FERC meeting. This is not because the lights...
Jul 01, 2023
Alternative Protests, Alternative Worlds: End the Era
written with Lauren McNair Recently, we had the opportunity to help organize a poetry-focused climate vigil with two other local climate activists. Organizing this action was...
Jun 27, 2023
Member Minute: Judith Black
This blog post is a part of a new series I am doing for our newsletter and blog, titled "Member Minute." This series features a member of 350 Mass...
Jun 15, 2023
Baby Steps
All quotes were provided by Alicia Wu. On my second day as an intern for 350 Mass, I was invited to go to a legislative hearing....
May 30, 2023
Changing the Zeitgeist
On May 10, a dozen of us passed through security to the Statehouse in Boston, intentionally spaced several minutes apart and dressed differently, from casual tourist to summer intern to...
May 22, 2023
Why we need to Make Polluters Pay
Making a case for House Bill 872 and Senate Bill 481: An Act Establishing a Climate Change Superfund and Promoting Polluter Responsibility,...
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