(Updated!) Bake Sale for the MBTA (Sponsored by TRU and On the Move) Monday, March 9

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.

Hearing POSTPONED! Check back for updates.

Wednesday, March 11, 2009 Starts at 1:00 p.m. Hearing will continue until all testimonies have been heard - it's likely to last through the afternoon.

Every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., youth from around the city join REEP to have their own space for discussions about school, health, and other social issues that they want to talk about.

The T Riders Union's monthly meeting is a place for those concerned about their public transit system to come together and discuss the issues that are affecting service. These meetings are a great time to learn more about TRU, ACE, and their work - feel free to bring a friend or two! ACE's Legal Counsel Eugene Benson will also be presenting his work on Environmental Justice and Transportation.

LEARN HOW TO:Request a Copy of your CORI,Read and Understand your CORI,Seal your CORI everyother Wednesday Starting Wednesday, March 18 6-8pm 891 Centre St. Jamaica Plain, MA

Every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., youth from around the city join REEP to have their own space for discussions about school, health, and other social issues that they want to talk about.

The time to advance real solutions, built on real experiences and successes is now. Another world is possible and necessary. Join the movement and together, we can build upon the foundation that already exists to make that 'other world' a reality. For more visit www.ussen.org or contact Emily Kawano, Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network, (4

The time to advance real solutions, built on real experiences and successes is now. Another world is possible and necessary. Join the movement and together, we can build upon the foundation that already exists to make that 'other world' a reality. For more visit www.ussen.org or contact Emily Kawano, Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network, (4

Greening the City: Fostering Inspired and Innovative Leadership for Just and Sustainable Urban Communities March 20-22, 2009 Main Campus of Lesley University Cambridge, MA A conference sponsored by Lesley University's graduate Division of Environmental Studies and Mass Audubon

There will be an evening fundraiser on Friday, March 20th at the home of David Ludlow in Jamaica Plain to help raise funds for Chuck's legal defense. This event is generously co-sponsored by Mel King, Ty DePass and Horace Small. The goal is to raise $5,000 of the $20,000 he needs for legal defense and campaign expenses through the summer.

The time to advance real solutions, built on real experiences and successes is now. Another world is possible and necessary. Join the movement and together, we can build upon the foundation that already exists to make that 'other world' a reality. For more visit www.ussen.org or contact Emily Kawano, Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network, (4

Greening the City: Fostering Inspired and Innovative Leadership for Just and Sustainable Urban Communities March 20-22, 2009 Main Campus of Lesley University Cambridge, MA A conference sponsored by Lesley University's graduate Division of Environmental Studies and Mass Audubon

Greening the Empowerment Zone Initiative - Are you hearing a lot of talk about going green? - Are you wondering what it all means or how you can get green job training to get a green collar job? - Learn ways that you can help your environment, and save money by going green.

Greening the Empowerment Zone Initiative WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Homeowners, Residents, Students, Local Businesses, anyone interested in GOING GREEN. Saturday, March 21

Come join ACE members as we discuss our newest transit campaign! Saturday, March 21, 2009 Time TBA At ACE's office Learn more about current legislation, talk strategy and help us move this member-led campaign forward.

The time to advance real solutions, built on real experiences and successes is now. Another world is possible and necessary. Join the movement and together, we can build upon the foundation that already exists to make that 'other world' a reality. For more visit www.ussen.org or contact Emily Kawano, Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network, (4

Greening the City: Fostering Inspired and Innovative Leadership for Just and Sustainable Urban Communities March 20-22, 2009 Main Campus of Lesley University Cambridge, MA A conference sponsored by Lesley University's graduate Division of Environmental Studies and Mass Audubon

Co-sponsored by the Sustainability Institute, Clean Water Action, First Parish Cambridge (Unitarian Universalist), Cambridge Green Decade Coalition,Greenport, Mass Climate Action Network, Somerville Climate Action

Sunday, March 22, 2009 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Cambridge Innovation Center, One Broadway, 5th floor, Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA Suggested Donation: $15 Please RSVP to vanessarule@gmail.com (we need names for building security)

REEP Game Night

Dudley Vision Project: Retail Strategy Initial Discussion March 26, 2009 6:30pm – 8:30pm Central Boston Elder Services 2315 Washington Street Roxbury, MA 02119

The MBTA Riders' Oversight Committee Meeting is a public monthly meeting, usually occurring the last Monday of every month. For more information, contact René at 617-442-3343, ext 239, or