Know your rights, be prepared, be a good ally or business owner... if you are looking to stand with our immigrant community, understanding the law and best practices for interactions with ICE can help. Zoom registrants will be able to Choose between English, Brazilian Portuguese and Haitian Creole. Register for the Zoom here. No registration required for in-person participation.
Join us downtown for this annual tradition! All are welcome. Complimentary donuts, cocoa, Chanukah Dreidels and Gelt!
We meet regularly at the Hingham Community Center on the third Tuesday of each month unless that is a school vacation week. All are welcome -we are ALWAYS interested in getting new and different folks involved!
We meet regularly at the Hingham Community Center on the third Tuesday of each month unless that is a school vacation week. All are welcome -we are ALWAYS interested in getting new and different folks involved!
Join us via zoom to learn more about the state of immigration in our country right now, including facts about legal pathways to citizenship, some current enforcement statistics, bystander best practices, and safety precautions. We will also provide some options for how to support our immigrant communities presented by Philip Warren White of La Colaborativa in Chelsea, MA and Courtney Orwig, who will discuss opportunities at My Brother's Keeper in Brockton. Hingham's Chief of Police David Jones will join us to discuss the HPD's responsibilities in the current environment. REGISTER
We meet regularly at the Hingham Community Center on the third Tuesday of each month unless that is a school vacation week. All are welcome -we are ALWAYS interested in getting new and different folks involved!
Join us for a viewing of the documentary film Stranger at Home followed by a talkback with lead producer, co-director and co-writer Beth Dolan and Dr. Mark Russell, retired Navy Commander and psychologist and cast member.
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.
We meet regularly at the Hingham Community Center on the third Tuesday of each month unless that is a school vacation week. All are welcome -we are ALWAYS interested in getting new and different folks involved!
We meet regularly at the Hingham Community Center on the third Tuesday of each month unless that is a school vacation week. All are welcome -we are ALWAYS interested in getting new and different folks involved!
Join your neighbors from across the South Shore at the Bandstand at the Hingham Harbor on Friday, June 19, 2025 to celebrate Juneteenth Freedom Day with free family fun for ALL!