Worcester Interfaith hosted a meeting on Thursday, March 17 to for members from various religious houses
of worship to consider the problems of refugees coming into the Greater Worcester community every month.
Twenty-six individuals attended and shared their experiences. Refugees require assistance, but the
emphasis is on integration into the community and giving assistance to make them become independent
and part of our social fabric. A second meeting is planned for May 5. Further details will be discussed
at that time with specific information on how individuals and houses of worship can be of assistance.
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Diversity training in the Wachusett schools
Asima Silva was invited to speak to school staff about the current problem of Islamophobia in our society, how to identify it, and how to address the problem. She and Ahmad Abojarajeh, Global Compliance Engineer to Avery Dennison, met with the principal and staff of Davis Hill School recently and will plan to meet soon with teachers and staff at Mayo School in Holden and the Wachusett District High School in the near future. Plans are also being developed for a presentation at Glenwood School in Rutland.
Write-in candidates for Holden Democratic Town Committee
In addition to the 12 candidates for the Holden Democratic Town Committee already listed on the March 1 ballot, be sure to write in the following:
- Stephanie Adams
- Linda Long-Bellil
- Diane Westerman