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This is a calendar of Boston and Providence area rallies, protests, talks and other events fostering resistance, social justice, and a better world. If you know of events I should add, please send an email with info and (if you can) a link to the event.<\/a> Note: I’m not able to vet all these events, so please use the links to learn more. Published: Oct. 2. For updates see the main Resistance Calendar webpage<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Friday, Oct. 2<\/strong>
\nNoon: Providence: Ruth\u2019s Revolution<\/a>, a symbolic end of shiva walk around the federal court building in Providence, Oct 2nd, in memory of Justice Ginsburg. At Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse<\/p>\n

3 p.m. Boston: Mass Live Events Coalition “Case Push & Rally”<\/a> from Citizens Bank Opera House to Both Center Wang Theatre<\/p>\n

4:30 p.m. Northampton: Stand Out to Defend Public Higher Education<\/a> at intersection of King and Main streets<\/p>\n

7:30 p.m. Boston: “Projecting Our Future”<\/a> at the Strand Theatre. “A powerful and hopeful response to the escalating social emergency” organized by Design Studio for Social Intervention. Continues Oct. 3.<\/p>\n

Saturday, Oct. 3<\/strong>
\n9 a.m. Portland, Maine: For Justice: Day of Action to Get Collins to Do the Right Thing<\/a> at 1 Canal Plaza<\/p>\n

10 a.m. Online: “Here it Began – 2020 Hindsight or Foresight – Indigenous History Conference – Session I & II,”<\/a> hosted by Plymouth 400. Continues Oct. 4.<\/p>\n

Noon: Boston: Public Meeting – Solidarity with Denver Anti-Racists<\/a> at Jeep Jones Park, Boston<\/p>\n

1 p.m. Newburyport: Flood Newburyport<\/a> at Market Square Historic District. Continues through Oct. 10.<\/p>\n

2 p.m. Boston: “We Begin Trump\/Pence Out Now!”<\/a> at Park Street T Stop, Boston Common<\/p>\n

3 p.m. Plymouth: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington Prayer Ceremony at Plymouth Rock<\/a> at Massasoit Statue<\/p>\n

7 p.m. Boston: BLM Community Kickback<\/a> at Titus Sparrow Park<\/p>\n

Sunday, Oct. 4<\/strong>
\nAll day: National Week of Mourning “to grieve the horrifying and unnecessary loss of more than 200,000 lives to COVID-19.”<\/a> Continues through Oct. 11.<\/p>\n

2 p.m. Boston: Solidarity with the People of Belarus<\/a> at Tadeusz Kosciusko Statue<\/p>\n

Monday, Oct. 5<\/strong>
\n8 p.m. Online: “Honk! United”<\/a> festival of activist bands from around the world. Honked by Honk! festival in Somerville.Continues through Oct. 11.<\/p>\n

Tuesday, Oct. 6<\/strong>
\n4 p.m. Online: “Monument Lab Workshop: Grounding Public Art in Cultural Justice,”<\/a> hosted by New England Foundation for the Arts. Continues Oct. 13<\/p>\n

Wednesday, Oct. 7<\/strong>
\n12:30 p.m. Online: “Why Diversity Matters: In Boardrooms & Beyond – RI Treasury Virtual Town Hall,”<\/a> hosted by Rhode Island General Treasurer Seth Magaziner<\/p>\n

3 p.m. Online: “Social Emergency Response Center,”<\/a> hosted by Design Studio for Social Intervention, Boston. Continues every Wednesday through Nov. 18.<\/p>\n

4 p.m. Online: “City of Boston Trans & Non-Binary Town Hall,”<\/a> hosted by Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture Boston<\/p>\n

6 p.m. Online: “California Burning: A Lecture by Mike Davis,”<\/a> hosted by UMass Amherst History Department Feinberg Series and the UMass \/ Five College Graduate Program in History<\/p>\n

Thursday, Oct. 8<\/strong>
\nNoon: “Dave Cole: New Landscapes,”<\/a> exhibition by artist who often addresses political themes, at UMass Dartmouth Galleries<\/p>\n

Saturday, Oct. 10<\/strong>
\nNoon: Boston: “Sinking Columbus: Boston Marches for Indigenous Peoples Day”<\/a> begins at Tremont Street by Park Street station<\/p>\n

Noon: Marblehead: Marblehead Celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day with Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers<\/a> at Jeremiah Lee Mansion<\/p>\n

Tuesday, Oct. 13<\/strong>
\n5 p.m. Online: “Black Boston: Transforming the Arts,”<\/a> panel discussion hosted by Boston University Initiative on Cities, Boston University Diversity & Inclusion<\/p>\n

Wednesday, Oct. 14<\/strong>
\n3 p.m. Online: “Social Emergency Response Center,”<\/a> hosted by Design Studio for Social Intervention, Boston. Continues every Wednesday through Nov. 18.<\/p>\n

Thursday, Oct. 15<\/strong>
\n7 p.m. Online: Kellie Carter-Jackson discusses her book \u201cForce and Freedom, Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence\u201d<\/a> as part of the New Democracy Coalition\u2019s Civic Literacy Project Black Author\u2019s Series<\/p>\n

Saturday, Oct. 17<\/strong>
\n2 p.m. Boston: March for Our Democracy<\/a> begins at Boston Common<\/p>\n

Wednesday, Oct. 21<\/strong>
\n3 p.m. Online: “Social Emergency Response Center,”<\/a> hosted by Design Studio for Social Intervention, Boston. Continues every Wednesday through Nov. 18.<\/p>\n

Thursday, Oct. 22<\/strong>
\n7 p.m. Online: Peniel Joseph discusses his book “The Sword and the Shield: The Revolutionary Lives of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.”<\/a> as part of the New Democracy Coalition\u2019s Civic Literacy Project Black Author\u2019s Series<\/p>\n

Wednesday, Oct. 28<\/strong>
\n3 p.m. Online: “Social Emergency Response Center,”<\/a> hosted by Design Studio for Social Intervention, Boston. Continues every Wednesday through Nov. 18.<\/p>\n

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