This is part of a series of articles designed to help you craft powerful and engaging protest signs.
Now you are ready to design your sign. Here are some considerations
This is part of a series of articles designed to help you craft powerful and engaging protest signs.
Our last article focused on how color can affect your sign'
This article is part of our series covering November's local elections, which also includes coverage for Beverly, Lynn, and Peabody.
With so much happening daily in national news,
This is part of a series of articles designed to help you craft powerful and engaging protest signs.
There are a variety of ways to add text and art to
We close out our series with a summary of the materials that will help you build your sign. If our articles have been helpful or if there are additional topics
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Before Your Call
Prepare a call script or at least have a set of notes to follow during your call. We
Know Your Rights
Our right to peacefully assemble to protest the government is protected both by the First Amendment and by the Massachusetts Constitution. But, the police and other government
The North Shore has several weekly pro-democracy protests, some of which began in February and are still going strong. Newcomers are welcome to these protests. If you're feeling
Our state leaders need to hear from us during this unprecedented crisis in our democracy. We must urge them to do more to protect us from Trump's authoritarianism.
Below is contact info and background links for state legislators representing the North Shore.
