Our honoree this week uses she/they pronouns. As such, we have used them interchangeably throughout this piece. By Grace Bettencourt, NFSJ Intern Luz Palou Garcia, a senior at Winchester High School, has been organizing since 8th grade and has been aware of social issues since she was young. “I was always a heavily opinionated kid … Read more
On a glorious fall Sunday over a long Veterans Day weekend, we were thrilled that 19 engaged folks from Winchester and surrounding towns took a full day from their busy schedules to learn new skills around facilitating dialogue. Given the demand for the course and the positive feedback received from attendees we will be repeating … Read more
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