MIT Day of Action

MIT first held its Day of Action, open to the entire community, last year. The Institute “paused everyday activities and devoted the day to engaging with the political, economic, environmental, and social challenges facing us today — through learning, discussion, reflection, and planning for action.” It was such a success they did it again. Today, I attended MIT’s second annual Day of Action. I went to a session that was jointly hosted by Indivisible Somerville and by Sister District, two organizations that I’ve worked closely with.

Today, I also dialed into a conference call for the Climate Reality Project’s business working group, an initiative of the national organization.

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