Representing the Massachusetts Democratic Party in Sudbury MA
We have a stand out “Sudbury Stands for Democracy” Fridays 4:30p-5:30p at the intersection of Concord Rd and Old Sudbury Rd (Rt. 27). Ample free parking behind Town Hall, 322 Concord Rd.
Business meetings are generally on the first Thursday of March, June, September, and December on Zoom. In other months, we have in-person meetings on topics like healthcare, voter registration, the climate crisis, as well as caucuses etc. Send an email to info@sudburydemocrats.org if you want more information.
What: A community forum featuring short presentations on local organizing to fight climate change, followed by a conversation with the audience
RSVP Form: Click here to RSVP for the event
Details:
Also, please see this related info from our friends at 350 Mass, MetroWest Node:
“Starting this Wednesday, May 14, and continuing on Wednesdays throughout the summer and fall, the individual trials of the 21 defendants from the non-violent civil disobedience action at Hanscom Field in April of 2024. We hope to pack the courtroom with supporters at Concord District Court starting at 8:15 am, with each trial starting at 9:00am.
Check out this TV news video of the event last year:
SUDBURY — On Thursday, April 3rd at 7:00pm, Democrats will convene at First Parish of Sudbury, (2nd floor Commons, 327 Concord Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776) to elect 13 delegates and 4 alternates to represent Sudbury at the 2025 State Democratic Convention.
Doors open for registration at 6:30pm for a prompt 7pm start. You must be registered by 7:15p in order to vote.
Individuals aged 16 and above who have registered or pre-registered as Democrats in Sudbury by Saturday, March 29th, 2025 may vote and be elected as delegates or alternates during the caucus. Youth (age 16 to 35), people with disabilities, people of color, veterans, members of the LGBTQ+ community not elected as delegates or alternates are encouraged to apply to be add-on delegates at the caucus or by visiting:
massdems.org/massdems-convention.
The 2025 Convention itself will be in person at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, MA on Saturday, September 13th.
Those with questions or interested in getting involved with the Sudbury Democratic Committee should contact Ravi Simon (Co-Chair of the Sudbury Democratic Town Committee) at ravisimon@gmail.com or info@sudburydemocrats.org
Sudbury Stands for Democracy is back. We will be peacefully protesting Friday, Feb. 21, 4:30-5:30, at our usual spot in front of the Sudbury Town Hall.
Please bring your signs and banners against “President” Musk and his minions, the felonious Trump, and the supine Republican Congress and Senate. And given the latest news, we will be bringing SUDBURY FOR UKRAINE signs. https://sudburydemocrats.org/ukraine/ Please join us!
Please join Senator Eldridge, Rep. Gentile, and three guest speakers (see below) at “Reimagining Healthcare: A Community Forum”
When: Thursday, February 27th 2025 at 7pm
Where: Goodnow Library, 21 Concord Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776
The forum, hosted by the Sudbury, Maynard, Lincoln, and Wayland Democratic Town Committees, will feature three experts on healthcare and an in-depth discussion and Q&A on universal healthcare and Medicare-For-All.
Please RSVP here: www.tinyurl.com/reimagininghealthcareforum
The panelists:
Kimberley Connors is the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Campaign for Single Payer Health Care. A Maynard resident, she has a strong background in Massachusetts progressive politics and the Single Payer movement. She chairs the Maynard Democratic Committee and is a member of the Progressive Mass Issues Committee and Three Rivers Progressive Mass, where she was Chair. Connors’s interest in health care reform started in 2015 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, and since then, she has been an organizer for Medicare-For-All.
Michael Doonan, PhD, is Professor and Associate Dean for Academics and Online Learning for The Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University. He is the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Health Policy Forum and Director Schneider Institute Collaboration Committee. Michael founded the Heller School’s Master’s in Public Policy (MPP) program and served as Program Director for sixteen years. His Ph.D. from Brandeis is in both Political Science and Health Services Research. His research and publications focus on issues related to access to health care reform, federalism, Medicaid, federal/state relations, public health, and the politics and economics of health system change.
Vivian Kobusingye Birchall, MSc, is the founder of Health Care Blind Spots, an initiative dedicated to identifying overlooked areas in healthcare and proposing effective solutions to enhance the well-being of all individuals, particularly those often neglected in traditional healthcare interventions. An Acton resident, she is a health and medicine communication expert with an MSc in Media, Medicine, and Health from Harvard Medical School, and has over six years of experience in healthcare communication and biotech business management.
Please join the Sudbury Democratic Town Committee in honoring the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. by donating to the Sudbury Food Pantry.
Monday, January 20, 2025
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Drop off at 30 Meadowbrook Circle, Sudbury
Items Needed:
SNACKS (full size cookies and crackers)
PASTA
BAKING (cake & brownie mix)
BOXED RICE (Near East / Rice A Roni)
CONDIMENTS (salad dressing, mayo, ketchup)
TOMATO SAUCE
BOXED MEALS (potatoes, taco kits)
CEREAL
MAC & CHEESE
Further to our meeting with MetroWest Blue and Beyond back in February, I have compiled a list of education (501c3) non-profits in swing states that focus on voter turn out. The list comes from GuideStar, a website that rates non-profits. The EIN numbers are useful if you are donating not via ActBlue but from a before-tax fund like a Donor Advised Fund or a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) at age 70.5+ from an IRA
Saturday, August 31st.
Location: Private address (visible after signing up).
10:45AM – 1:00PM.
Link to sign up is here.
We knocked 106 doors in Sudbury on Saturday July 27, 2024. We were part of the total of 2000 doors over the entire weekend of action.
