Thank you to North Plain Farm, Tess and Sean Stanton and all of the amazing bakers! 

Donations will be matched!!!

Learn more: northplainfarm.com/bakers-against-racism

Tune in for the New Pathways Lab 2.0: Race Amity Day:

Race Amity Day is an annual celebration in MA that BRIDGE has consistently held as a space to discuss, acknowledge, and be real about what racial amity really requires and how we can organize to get there.

It's this Sunday, June 14th, and BRIDGE has a full day planned of action, intentional reflection, and dialogue from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm (you can join for all or part of the day) It's a great chance to get involved and begin to meet folks in the BRIDGE community. If you're interested in joining, you can email rsvp@multiculturalbridge.org to get signed up; sign in directly at Zoom Link below; and get more info on the schedule!

Suggested contribution: $50/day via our Support us page. 

BRIDGE Race Amity Day Agenda (via ZOOM)

9:00 AM Opening: Introduction to Race Amity Day and Juneteenth
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Anti-Racism Chat on Accountability led by Accountability Team at BRIDGE 
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM Community Dialogue: Aligning Jewish Community with Black Lives Uprising: Rabbi Neil Hirsch, Dr. Christopher MacDonald Dennis (invited) and Gwendolyn VanSant
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Anti-Racism Chat: Dr. Leticia Haynes & Gwendolyn VanSant: What do we as a Black community need in this time?
2:30 - 4:00 PM  BIO Processional March : Together We Breathe! In Pittsfield, MA - As a part of the day we will join our partners at BIO for a “Together We Breathe” processional with the local police. The schedule is as follows: 
4:00- 7:00 PM  Race Amity Day 2020 - 
Tune in! 4-5 PM for opening and then thought leader presentations discussions after: https://raceamity.org/rad2020/; Donations go to the Navajo Nation. Reflection: how many indigenous lives can you name that have been taken by police brutality?
8:00 PM  “Tapping In with BRIDGE” to close out Race Amity Day - CARE Action Lab:  What are we looking for? What are we fighting for? What are the outcomes we seek to build a collective humanity where we ALL can thrive - not just survive.