On August 29th, the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Falmouth will
sponsor a community meeting to remember the Hurricane Katrina anniversary. We'll show some DVDs that
address the BP oil spill mess and the rebuilding of New Orleans. Then, we'll ask again, "How
can we be helpful?"
(We hope to send a team of volunteers to work with Unitarian Universalists
in New Orleans. Assistance has been requested, repeatedly, for almost
five years, so we know that help is wanted and needed.)

The Unitarian Church of Barnstable is commemorating the anniversary of
Hurricane Katrina with a potluck dinner, movie, and discussion on Friday,
August 27th, at 6pm. We'll show the
UUSC/UUA film, *Rebuilding the Gulf Coast,* and follow with a discussion on
how Hurricane Katrina affected us here on the Cape and how we can make sure
that vulnerable populations on the Cape are not left behind in the wake of
future disasters. Everyone is welcome!

We will sleep out in tents on the Boston Common on April 21, to show our commitment for strong leadership in Massachusetts against rapid, catastrophic climate change. We sleep out because our homes are powered by dirty electricity, and we oppose its contribution to the greenhouse effect.

March to the State House
Call for 100% Clean Electricity in Massachusetts by 2020! Monday morning, March 29th
All are invited to join any or all portions of this event

Sunday
2:30pm Welcome, Tent Set-Up
3:00pm Team Building Games

RALLY
4:00PM Speakers include Cambridge City Councilors, Students, and Former Seattle Mayor Greg Nickles
5:00pm Groups Break-Outs: Visioning the Leadership Campaign into Summer and Fall
6:00pm Non-Violent Civil Disobedience Training
7:00pm Potluck Dinner
8:00pm Live Music!
9:30 pm - Team Building & Discussion Forum
11:00 pm - Tent Tme

Hopeful new perspectives and possibilities. Creating a bold new future. Join us to explore a new global vision built on Environmental Sustainability, Spiritual Fulfillment and Social Justice.

Saturday • February 27, 2010 • 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM (registration 8:30 - 9:00 AM)
First Parish in Concord • 20 Lexington Road, Concord, MA 01742
Accessible by MBTA Commuter Rail — Concord Depot stop
Co-sponsored by the Concord Clergy Laity Group (CCLG) and Concord CAN
Information: www.awakeningthedreamer.org

Join John Rodgers, Senior Energy Analyst and Co ManagerEnergy And Water Initiative, Union of Concerned Scientist who will speak on 'the Energy-Collision: Understanding the water implications of our energy choices, particularly in the context of climate change'.

Jamie Maughan, Ph.D, Vice President for Water Resources CH2M Hill who will speak on 'Water in Developing Nations: How can we help communities develop sustainable water supplies and wastewater management practices consistent with their local culture and natural resources?"

We are running out of time. The United Nations climate change conference in December will be the turning point in the fight for a safe climate. But even before the conference, Barack Obama and the leaders of some other large nations have announced that they aren't going to reach any kind of legally binding climate agreement in Copenhagen--declaring that they need more time, despite the five years of preparation they've already had.

Candlelight vigil at meetinghouse in Falmouth. Starts at 5:00 pm. All people will be welcomed.

Friday, Nov. 13, 2009 7 p.m.
Countdown to Copenhagen: Water Justice, global and local
What are the water issues of purity,access, and affordability in Southeastern Massachusetts?
Can we harness our local interests to spark greater interests in global water interests?

Join UU Mass Action and UUSC. Come to listen and talk with speakers and local residents at the Social Justice Speaker series of the Duxbury First Parish Church. Come to be motivated. Come to find the connections. Come to help secure the Human Right to Water.

870 Tremont Street
Duxbury, MA 02332