Don’t ghost your favorite candidates!👻 Framingham: There’s no time left for your mail-in ballot to arrive in time through the USPS, so drop it off instead: 🦇 City Clerk’s Office 🦇 Memorial Building, 150 Concord St 🦇 McAuliffe Library, 746 Water St Keep your vote alive 🎃🗳️

Yesterday I joined @RepJackLewis and @AshlandPolice at the #Ashland Community Center to help empower seniors with tools to protect themselves.

🚗🏛️We joined @Framingham_MA Mayor Charlie Sisitsky; MA State Reps. Priscila Sousa, @RepJackLewis & @DWGregoire; @GFCConline's Rev. Dr. J. Anthony Lloyd; @MWCoC's Reyad Shah; @uwoftc & @EversourceMA to celebrate 3 years of Project DASH delivering nourishment and dignity. 🥦 📰

@GileadSciences @RepJackLewis GEC member @electjacklewis showcases the guide as a key tool to advance LGBT+ health equity and end HIV as a public health threat by 2030. #EndHIV #LGBTHealth #GEC #InclusivePolicy

Going the Extra Mile is a new policy guide developed by GEC with support from @GileadSciences , designed to support legislators in high-income countries in pressuring their governments to step up commitments to the HIV response.

Are you an Ashland or Framingham high school student interested in advocacy, government, or politics? This summer, my office will be welcoming a total of four students (rising junior and seniors only) for a one-week intensive seminar (July 28-31 ). Applications close April 18.

The new MassVets Benefit Estimator is here! This easy-to-use tool helps veterans & their families determine if they qualify for monthly financial assistance from the Executive Office of Veterans Services. Try it today! https://t.co/5nMdy1MrP8

USAID represents less than 1% of the national budget. Every day, the employees there work on behalf of the American people to keep us safe and promote our values and interests. They don't deserve to be treated like shit by weirdo Elon and his sidekick Don the Con.

We welcome the US emergency waiver to allow HIV treatment under PEPFAR to continue, but remain concerned about the funding freeze's impact on wider HIV-related services and future support for the world's most vulnerable people. We urge the US Congress to secure PEPFAR's future.

Not having enough doctors diminishes the quality of care for patients, increases healthcare costs with more emergency room visits, and exacerbates healthcare disparities for rural and low-income communities. (2/3)

I’m proud to have been a lead sponsor of this legislation along with Reps. Jack Patrick Lewis and Mindy Domb. (3/3) @RepJackLewis @MindyForMA @MIRACoalition @MassLeague Read more from the Boston Globe:

This was an immigrant bill, but it was also so much more than that. It was pro-economic development, pro-health care access, and pro-business that will meet many needs for many, many years ahead. https://t.co/57MTslIWKN

Thank you, Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress, for entrusting Rep. Sean Garballey, Senator Julian Cyr, and me with this bill. https://t.co/QsH23lBMKQ

It was an honor to join Ashland leaders, the Ashland Business Association, and the Office of Senate President Karen E. Spilka in welcoming the Bennett Assessment and Behavior Center for Children, LLC (BABCC) to Ashland last week!

"Filing this bill answered the question my mom regularly asked, how could we have ensured that my sister had all the opportunities she needed & deserved to thrive?" Grateful to @seangarballeyMA @JulianCyr & @TheMDSC for their partnership on this bill. https://t.co/lW16kErYFE

Thank you, @WhipKClark, for the invitation to join other LGBTQ+ community leaders to discuss how to build and sustain more inclusive, welcoming communities in our Commonwealth in the face of the dangerous scapegoating occurring across our country.

I am forever grateful to the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress for entrusting Rep. Sean Garballey, Senator Julian Cyr, and me with this bill, all the advocates, House & Senate Leadership, and all our colleagues for supporting its passage. https://t.co/5eqpGdYi6Q

habitation assistant in a group home for adults who had formed a community together. Filing this bill with Rep. Garballey & Senator Cyr answered the same question my mom regularly asked, how could we have ensured that my sister had all the opportunities she deserved to thrive."

milestone events for her, like starting school and her first job. My first volunteer job was at a local summer camp for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities, initially because it was a place my sister may have enjoyed. This led to my first job as a ...

"My first sister was born with Down syndrome, and while she passed away before I was born, the question of how our family and society could have best ensured she had a lifetime of opportunities was regularly discussed in our house, especially around what would have been...