We got great news this week, our mom is going to get a Covid vaccine this month! Jeez is this just… a hell of a time to be in the US. We hope you’re all doing alright out there. We’re really looking forward to seeing our dear mom, she’s very nice! Are you in need […]
Read More March 1st – 7thThe big event this weekend is the Authors and Artists Virtual Festival 2021: Honoring Nature at the Greenfield Public Library! It runs from Saturday at 11AM until Sunday at 11AM!
Read More February 22nd – 28thFirst up, the big thing this week is NERD Summit 2021!
Read More February 15th – 21stIn 2021 we will be virtual again, but are changing the format.
Friday (3/19) will be a normal day of sessions – presentations given by speakers.
Saturday (3/20) will be open discussion sessions, which are commonly called “BOFs” ( Birds of a Feather), people coming together to discuss a topic of interest. These meetings will have a leader who will structure the discussion with 3 or so discussion questions around the topic to be discussed.
Sunday (3/21) will be a Training Day – an opportunity for people to come together and learn from each other. More info coming soon.
Wednesday from 7PM – 11PM you can hang with the lovely folks from Start Playing Online! They gather at the Discord channel: https://discord.gg/fAM8yJw. Most games are played on Board Game Arena if you want to check it out ahead of time. It’s fun and everyone’s nice!
Read More February 1st – 7thMonday from 8PM – 10PM you can hang out with the Far Out Film Discussion via Zoom! This week they’re talking about The Juniper Tree which stars Bjork so you know it’s very far out there, extremely far.
Read More January 18th – 24thAre you in need of help of any sort? Speak with Mass Support! They’re here to help, and they’re doing a lot of stuff virtually this year. You can also just get in touch via MASSSUPPORT@RIVERSIDECC.ORG or 888-215-4920.
Read More January 11th – 17thHappy new year! It’s still basically the same because of how time actually works, but hey let’s take each day this year as an opportunity to make things less shitty than they were in 2020.
Read More January 4th – 10thCOVID is significantly worse now than it was earlier in the year when you were probably feeling more anxious. Do not travel to meet friends or family in person for a Thanksgiving dinner this year. Just don’t. Please.
Read More November 16th – 22ndMake a plan to vote! You can request a ballot and register easily in MA. Everyone in MA can get a mail-in/absentee/whatever you want to call it ballot AND if you’re nervous about how the USPS is getting fucked around with, you can drop it off early! You can find more information here: https://www.wgbh.org/news/politics/2020/07/30/13-questions-about-voting-by-mail-in-massachusetts-answered!
Read More August 31st – September 6thPlease remain the exact same amount of cautious, because there’s still a pandemic raging. Don’t do things that aren’t necessary. Don’t go out to a crowded bar or restaurant. Keep your excursions to the necessary stuff like picking up food. If you can work from home, keep working from home. Wear a mask whenever you’re going out. We understand that a lot of people don’t have a choice about how exposed they are. People need to work to survive. It’s because of that if you DO have the option, you need to do your part to reduce risks as much as possible.
Read More May 25th – 31st
