Thanks for stopping HR.6729! (January 6, 2019)
HR.6729, which passed in the US House of Representatives, would have allowed warrantless searches of our bank accounts. Thankfully, it never got a…
The Party of Open: Open Government, Open Culture, Open Innovation & People First
HR.6729, which passed in the US House of Representatives, would have allowed warrantless searches of our bank accounts. Thankfully, it never got a…
At our vigil to end violence against sex workers we called for Boston Police Commissioner William G. Gross to implement a moratorium on arrests…
The last Mass. Mesh Net weekly tech meetup of 2018 is this Tuesday, 7-9pm. It will be an end of year party at Industry Lab,…
Thanks to everyone who attended the vigil to end violence against sex workers on a cold and rainy Sunday evening. Another way you…
On Sunday, December 16th, we will join with the Harvard Law School’s Sex Worker Advocacy Network to organize a vigil to End Violence…
I posted the slides I will present today at the Boston Anarchist Bookfair for the Keep Your Bytes Secure from Prying Spies talk in…
Thanks to everyone who voted for Questions 1 and 3 and to the activists and volunteers who advocated for them. Question 3’s overwhelming…
Election day is today. Polling places are open until 8pm. You can find your polling place at WhereDoIVoteMA.com. If you believe you are…
HR 6729, which would allow warrantless searches of our bank accounts, has not advanced from the Senate’s Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs committee. Senator Warren…
Early voting concludes today. Find your city or town’s early voting times. Alternatively, if you cannot vote on November 6th, you can mail in…