Articles by Deb Peterson

Every second Tuesday  5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Watertown Citizens for Black Lives  stands in support of Black Lives and the Movement for Black Lives, and against white supremacy, systems of oppression and state violence […]

Now Is a Great Time to Consider Solar! Come Find Out Why! Please join Watertown Faces Climate Change, Belmont Goes Solar, and Neighborhood Solar for an informative presentation on the benefits of installing solar and why now is the perfect time to consider […]

A community-wide celebration of the fast-breaking meal that occurs each evening during the month-long Muslim holiday of Ramadan.  Muslims and non-Muslims are invited to a special evening of interfaith dialogue, increased understanding, festive food, and […]

The Watertown Citizens for Peace Justice and the Environment Monthly Meeting for May will feature a talk from Victor Wallis, after a brief business meeting.    It promises to be a provocative and informative discussion!

Watertown Walks for Peace 2019 On Sunday, May 12, Watertown youth and residents will join together as “Watertown Youth Walks for Peace” and “Watertown Walks for Peace” in the annual Mothers’ Day Walk for Peace […]

The Latest News in Climate—and How Trees Help Jennifer Shakun, an Applied Forest Scientist, and featured speaker at the well-attended “Trees for Climate Change in Watertown” symposium on March 23, brought dramatic news about climate […]

Watertown Faces Climate Change, a working group of Watertown Citizens for Peace, Justice, and the Environment and a node of 350 Mass meets every two weeks works on local and statewide initiative to reduce our […]