“The Cambridge/Boston Women’s March 2018: The People Persist” attracted thousands of people to Cambridge Common this afternoon. “We’re still here. We’re still marching. And we are winning,” Massachusetts Attorney General…Continue Reading →
Art and activism around around greater Boston as we saw it in 2017. Help us keep producing our great coverage of local arts by contributing to Wonderland’s Launch Fundraiser. And…Continue Reading →
“They are designed to amplify the voices of front line groups fighting for the rights of immigrants,” writes New York artist Alexandra Zevin of her appliquéd “Liberty Knows No Borders”…Continue Reading →
“Temporary protected status is too important for us to let our federal government walk away from its commitment to our families,” Massachusetts state Sen. Linda Dorcena Forry (pictured above) said…Continue Reading →
Somerville Climate Action gathered volunteers at 100 Gilman St. Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017, for a “DePave The Way” event to “remove our neighbors’ asphalt and increase Somerville’s green space.” The…Continue Reading →
Hundreds turned out for the Malden Unites Against Hate vigil at the city’s high school tonight. The event began with a “Solidarity Standout,” including group chants, along Salem Street in…Continue Reading →
A “Cambridge Stands with Charlottesville” rally hosted by city officials drew thousands of people to the lawn in front of Cambridge City Hall this evening, Aug. 14, 2017. “In the…Continue Reading →
As AS220’s Foo Fest, Kari Percival and I created “Foo-topia.” The Providence art center kindly invited us to be artists-in-residence for this year’s street festival on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017,…Continue Reading →
Hundreds of nurses and their supporters picketed in front of Tufts Medical Center in Boston today as part of a one-day strike of some 1,200 registered nurses, according to the…Continue Reading →
Wee The People’s “Protestival” at Boston’s Mozart Park, as part of the Jamaica Plain Porchfest on July 8, offered music, stenciling T-shirts, and “Bridges Not Walls,” in which kids built…Continue Reading →