Bring your issues with our public transit system to the ones who run it! Every month, TRU members attend the MBTA Board of Director's Meeting and express the opinions and feelings of our members on how the T can provide first class service to all our communities.

Drop by for REEP's Teen Cafés. These are excellent opportunities for youth from Boston's different neighborhoods have fun together while talking about issues that relate to them. Every Thursday from 5 to 7

* We'll have a fun, and serious "Mock Debate" between us and the "Polluter Industrial Complex" with audience participation- come help and listen! * We'll discuss our victories and our plans for the coming year!

The Boston Green Justice Coalition is announcing its Campaign Launch at the Roxbury Energy Fair. This coalition is a partnership of community groups, labor unions, environmental organizations, and other allies who are building a broad-based effort in support of a sustainable, equitable, and clean energy economy in the Boston region - one that will create quality jobs, healthier communities, and energy savings for lower-income residents.

Ride the Green Wave To the Roxbury Energy Fair!   *Expert speakers *Exciting demonstrations *Great energy saving ideas & devices   *Free and open to the public *See how to save money on your energy bills

The Workers are Coming!! The Coalition of Immokalee Workers is coming through Boston on their Fall Northeast tour. Rally and action at Subway Saturday, December 6, 2008

City Life/Vida Urbana is proof that local residents, when active and organized, can significantly improve their own lives. Created in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston in 1973 by political activists influenced by the civil rights, feminist, and anti-Vietnam War movements, City Life/Vida Urbana's successful strikes and eviction blockings quickly made the organization visible with tenants, landlords, urban planners, and public officials.

More Than Traces: Examining The Enduring Impact of Slavery Moderated by Charles Ogletree and featuring: Tim Wise, Stephanie Robinson, Katrina Browne and Donna Bivens Discussion follows the screening of:

Community Rally - Stand with Chuck Tuesday, December 9 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Location to be determined - Look for further announcements

Tim Wise, a well-known anti-racist activist, will be speaking at Harvard on "Between Barack and a Hard Place: Racism and White Denial in the Age of Obama". December 9, 2008 6:00 PM Ames Courtroom, Austin Hall

Tim Wise is speaking at Faneuil Hall for the bicentennial of the abolition of slavery December 11, 2008 6:00 PM Faneuil Hall

Please come hang out with ACE members and supporters for another food-filled and entertaining night! No RSVP is necessary, just show up with your family and friends. We'll play board games, video games, poker, maybe even some Dance, Dance Revolution, karaoke and charades!

Come join T Riders Union members and staff to discuss the future goals and initiatives of the organization. Saturday, December 13, 2008 5:00-8:00 pm at the ACE Office If you have any questions please contact