Share your thoughts: o What works in Hingham Harbor? What works in Downtown? What doesn’t? o What weather/coastal related issues have you experienced? o What other resilience issues have you noticed? o What should resilience look like for Hingham Harbor? o What do you want this study to accomplish? o What would help you to stay engaged with this process? What would help others to get involved?
An update from the Equity Task Force is on the agenda for this meeting. Dial-in number: 1 929 205 6099 Meeting ID: 830 0168 3162 Website: https://zoom.us/join
This meeting will include a discussion of the Superintendent's entry findings from a year long study concerning the Hingham Public Schools.
We all have a responsibility to do something when we see street harassment happening, but too often we freeze. We don’t know what to do. Bystander intervention gives us tools to intervene without compromising our own safety. When we intervene, we don’t just reduce trauma for the person being street harassed. We also start to chip away at the culture that allows harassment to be so prevalent. Alone we can’t shift the culture — but together — our actions matter. In this training by Right to Be ______, brought to Hingham by the Hingham Human Rights Commission, the goal is to give participants the tools to intervene the next time they witness harassment in public spaces. They will equip you with the right information on how to be an effective bystander in the midst of public space harassment using our proven 5Ds methodology, our five strategies for intervention. Then we will practice so participants leave the training feeling more prepared to successfully and safely intervene. Register here.