Rights panel OKs $800 for Dec. 10 event
The Watertown Human Rights Commission voted 5-0 to approve an $800 budget for its Human Rights Day event on December 10 at Hosmer Elementary School.
The Watertown Human Rights Commission voted 5-0 to approve an $800 budget for its Human Rights Day event on December 10 at Hosmer Elementary School.
Watertown Human Rights Commission referred a resident's ICE flight webcam request to subcommittee, approving its minutes 6-0.
The Watertown Human Rights Commission voted unanimously to back a proposed three-hour School Committee hearing on special education experiences. Member Liz Ashleman drafted the letter after meeting with a family that filed a human rights complaint, saying the goal was "repair and accountability."
Watertown's Human Rights Commission learned police did not initially know immigration agents had detained four residents over a four- to five-day period, not two as first believed.
The Watertown Human Rights Commission voted unanimously to adopt a statement responding to the Supreme Court's temporary protected status ruling.
The Watertown Human Rights Commission heard a father's appeal to investigate the school district's handling of his disabled daughter's case and allocated most of its remaining budget to Indigenous Peoples Day and outreach merchandise.
Watertown's Human Rights Commission unanimously adopted a student-designed logo and pre-approved $1,500 for Indigenous Peoples Day.
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