Dear Fellow Members of the Holliston Community,

Please take a moment and listen to the last word's of the irreplaceable Dr. Jane Goodall. Her words ring true on so many levels, and her belief that we are all a part of the natural world mirrors the belief systems of Indigenous cultures on this continent. As we approach Indigenous People's Day on October 13, let us all consider what small actions we might take to save our planet, save our country, and save our democracy, for future generations. 

Last month, we asked you to consider what your skills, talents, and capacities were, and to reflect on where you could most be of use in the current moment. Do you enjoy creating interesting visuals? Are you a teacher? An artist? A history buff? Do you have a story to share that would highlight your distinctive cultural identity, background, or experience?

If any of the above sounds like you, perhaps your small action might be  helping Diverse Holliston create displays for the Holliston Public Library display case. To learn more about this opportunity, check out our blog post on this topic.  

If that is not your calling, please consider these other actions:

Whether it is creating library displays or any of other opportunities listed, we hope you find your small action in this newsletter. 

In solidarity, 

Barb Fritts Worby, Chinmaya Gogineni, Laurie Markoff, Robert Principe, and Rene Park, and Angela Herring Page