Red Cloaks Radio

Listen in as we meet Vilma Martinez-Dominguez, candidate for Mayor in Lawrence, Massachusetts. It's 2021 and there has yet to be a Latina Mayor anywhere in the Commonwealth. Vilma's answer: Right Time. Right Choice. Join in as we learn about Vilma's inspiration, experience, and vision for serving vulnerable populations, and her plan to lead the city of Lawrence into the future.

Vilma’s website: http://vilmaformayor.com/

News you can use: Massachusetts could pass legislation to improve access to emergency contraceptives. Listen in and learn from lead sponsors Representative Marjorie Decker and Senator Joe Boncore. What is emergency contraception? How is it currently regulated? What would change if the laws change? How could this legislation improve an individual's ability to decide if, when and how they become a parent? Learn more at: bostonredcloaks.com.

Want healthy youth? Senator Brendan Crighton returns to continue our conversation about policy changes that will help all youth thrive. Learn more about how we can support Gateway Cities in Massachusetts. Senator Crighton argues that these policies could also improve conditions across the Commonwealth: from affordable housing to promoting racial equity and gender equity; from public transportation to stronger funding for school building replacements.

Learn more or contact Senator Crighton: malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/BPC0

Want healthy youth? Senator Brendan Crighton returns to continue our conversation about policy changes that will help all youth thrive. Learn more about how we can support Gateway Cities in Massachusetts. Senator Crighton argues that these policies could also improve conditions across the Commonwealth: from affordable housing to promoting racial equity and gender equity; from public transportation to stronger funding for school building replacements.

Learn more or contact Senator Crighton: malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/BPC0

Listen in as members of the Boston Red Cloaks meet Senator Brendan Crighton for a discussion of how specific policy changes could promote healthy youth. In Part 1 we learn about the Senator's past support of the Healthy Youth Act and other measures; plus, find out how housing policies and the state-wide budgeting process for replacement of aging school buildings each could play a bigger role in helping students thrive.

Learn more or contact Senator Crighton: malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/BPC0

Listen in as members of the Boston Red Cloaks meet Senator Brendan Crighton for a discussion of how specific policy changes could promote healthy youth. In Part 1 we learn about the Senator's past support of the Healthy Youth Act and other measures; plus, find out how housing policies and the state-wide budgeting process for replacement of aging school buildings each could play a bigger role in helping students thrive.

Learn more or contact Senator Crighton: malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/BPC0

In Part 2 of our conversation with Jordan Banick and Jocelyn Foye from The Womxn Project, we explore their use of a wide range of artivism strategies - from handmaid imagery to projections and beyond.

Visit The Womxn Project: thewomxnproject.org

In Part 2 of our conversation with Jordan Banick and Jocelyn Foye from The Womxn Project, we explore their use of a wide range of artivism strategies - from handmaid imagery to projections and beyond.

Visit The Womxn Project: thewomxnproject.org

Inspiration for activists! Tune in for Part 1 of an energizing conversation with Jordan Banick and Jocelyn Foye from The Womxn Project, a Rhode Island organization working to build a strong, feminist, community-based movement to further human rights of Rhode Islanders by using art and activism to advance education and social change.

Visit The Womxn Project: thewomxnproject.org

Inspiration for activists! Tune in for Part 1 of an energizing conversation with Jordan Banick and Jocelyn Foye from The Womxn Project, a Rhode Island organization working to build a strong, feminist, community-based movement to further human rights of Rhode Islanders by using art and activism to advance education and social change.

Visit The Womxn Project: thewomxnproject.org