Jay’s post was nothing short than brilliant.  Mine….won’t be so reflective, but rather an announcement on what we have accomplished. OUR BILL WAS INTRODUCED INTO THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE LEGISLATURE. Craig says I can’t swear.  If I was going to swear…THIS … Continue reading →

Fall semester has wound down.  Students across the state are busy with finals and papers, making up for all the time they devoted to halting catastrophic climate change. International negotiations have begun at the Copenhagen climate conference and the Leadership … Continue reading →

So I was sitting here in the church, getting ready to get started on the staggering pile of work that I have, when I decided a blog entry would be more fun.  Also, Ian took a bunch of fantastic pictures, … Continue reading →

We will be hosting our FINAL SLEEPOUT this Sunday, December 6th.  Joining us this week will be Reverend Yearwood, President and CEO of The Hip Hop Caucus! Rally begins at 3PM at Boston Common across from the Statehouse.

9:19PM We have just set up our tents, and the banner is looking pretty fine. More importantly, my toes are feeling significantly warmer now that I’ve discovered the wonder of my roommate’s Uggs. Who knows what time HUPD will show … Continue reading →

THREE GREAT SCHOOLS HAVE JOINED OUR CAMPAIGN: Emmanuel College Lesley University Lassel College   Thank you and welcome aboard!   -Dan   PS: Great work at Harvard, read their live blogging below!  

I’m writing this from my bed now, sadly. When 11:30 rolled around with still no sign of HUPD, we thought we were in the clear and started setting up our sleeping bags. I (Eva) went back to my room to … Continue reading →

10:58Our campus coordinator, Eva Roben, just got a text from Nick Dahlberg about an emergency regional conference call at 11. The excitement is palpable. We should have heard back from the Governor about our ask of 100% clean electricity in … Continue reading →