- Office of Campaign & Political Finance Webinar
Franklin, MA: School Committee Webinar (virtual only) Apr 2, 2024 - 12:30 PM |
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Franklin, MA: School Committee Webinar (virtual only) Apr 2, 2024 - 12:30 PM |
Join the Green Energy Consumer's Alliance for a review of their fourth annual Green Municipal Aggregation report. They'll review the data from winter 2022/2023, where customers receiving electricity from municipal aggregations saved money compared to those receiving electricity from National Grid, Eversource, Unitil, or Rhode Island Energy.
Register to understand the Green Municipal Aggregation report at a webinar - Dec 7 or Dec 14 |
Caleb Pulliam from EnergySage and Loie Hayes, Energy Efficiency Coordinator at Green Energy Consumers, will present and answer frequently asked questions about heat pumps. You'll get a tour of the EnergySage Heat Pump Marketplace.
We'll cover:
Whether you're looking to lower your heating cost or your carbon footprint, heat pumps should be one of the options you consider. We're here to help you learn about this highly efficient, low-carbon way of heating.
Energize Franklin let's us know of the Webinar on Heat Pumps with EnergySage Thursday, Oct 26 |
Maybe you got a chuckle from a recent artificial intelligence-generated hoax — an image of Bigfoot towering over a man that was created using descriptive text. But what's less funny is that AI can develop sophisticated content in the blink of an eye that can deceive and do harm.
The webinar will be led by the News Literacy Project's Dan Evon and DeMario Phipps-Smith. Dan writes for RumorGuard™, which uses examples of viral misinformation to help people learn to separate fact from fiction. He previously was a reporter for Snopes, the internet's oldest fact-checking site. DeMario leads news literacy training for adults around the country and has a background in digital media at various publications, including his hometown paper, the Chicago Sun-Times.
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You're Invited: Graduating High School: Financial Adulting 101 Webinar |
We've lined up some terrific journalists for our free webinar series How to find news you can trust. You won't want to miss these fascinating and informative conversations!
The series begins April 12 and runs for three consecutive Wednesdays, starting at 4 p.m. ET. Register once to access all three sessions!
We look forward to seeing you April 12!
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Webinar: "Executive Function Strategies for Creating Successful Students" - April 26, 2023 |
The Interfaith Council's Housing Assistance Program shares this invitation to a Zoom Progress Report on ending hunger in Massachusetts, March 17 at 1 PM.
See the notice and letter from Sen. Jo Comerford, below.
Contact her office for the links.
Register to Join Congressman Jim McGovern for a Progress report on the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health (virtual meeting) |
Introducing MCAN's 2023 Legislative Priorities!
With the new legislative session well underway, we are excited to announce the Massachusetts Climate Action Network's 2023-2024 legislative priorities!
These priorities reflect legislative efforts that must be implemented for our state to advance a just fossil-fuel-free future for all. They include 15 bills that center around four critical areas of action: equitable building decarbonization; the reduction of embodied carbon in our buildings; equitable climate action in municipal utilities; and the advancement of energy and environmental justice.
See MCAN's full list of legislative priorities here.
Of our 15 legislative priorities, MCAN has identified four top priorities that are critical to building a healthy, resilient, equitable, green future for all.
MCAN's Top Four Priorities
- HD.776/SD.500 - An Act Establishing a Zero Carbon Renovation Fund. Learn more here.
- HD.131/SD.151 - An Act Advancing Clean Energy, Equity, and Innovation within Municipal Utilities. Learn more here.
- HD.1033/SD.840 - An Act Incorporating Embodied Carbon into State Climate Policy. Learn more here.
- HD.4024/S.505 - An Act Relative to Energy Facilities Siting Improvement to Address Environmental Justice, Climate, and Public Health. Learn more here.
Take action to support our legislative priorities by joining us tomorrow at 5:00 PM for MCAN's Valentine's Action for Critical Legislation. Find the details and RSVP using this link.
While our Commonwealth has made critical progress to advance climate action, we know that we have a long way to go to meet our climate targets and equitably transition to clean energy.
Join us this legislative session in advancing our legislative priorities and working towards building a healthy, resilient, equitable, green future for all.
With Gratitude,
Logan Malik
Interim Executive Director
Massachusetts Climate Action NetworkPS: Please consider donating to support MCAN's efforts to equitably decarbonize buildings across the Commonwealth and the communities served by municipal utilities. You can donate here. You can also send a check to MCAN: 1665 Commonwealth Ave, #9 Boston, MA 02135. All donations are tax-deductible.
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