Indivisible Somerville orientation

Today, I continued my exploration and engagement with Indivisible Somerville. I attended a new member orientation, which drew an impressive 20-25 people on a beautiful summer day. That speaks to the pent-up energy that been awoken, particularly among progressives.

On the other hand, there were two members present who attended because the Indivisible Boston chapter is on hiatus. That’s sad to hear, but Indivisible Somerville continues to gain momentum so it should be able to pick up some of the slack.

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