
Here, we highlight the community empowering a vision to reimagine #OurCommonwealth. Check out @Dsallentess for Danielle's thoughts & updates on the road.
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Reimagine
Our Commonwealth stands at a crossroads, much like we did more than 200 years ago. Now is the time to reimagine what it means to be One Commonwealth. Join our movement at AllenforMA.com

ALT This is a purple image with white text and a purple background with a state of Massachusetts pattern. Text reads: “To the supporters, volunteers, donors, friends, family, and staff who stepped up to be a part of this big team of guts and grit and heart and hustle: thank you for your work to move mountains on behalf of Massachusetts communities. And to everyone who paused to take a second look at this first-time, nontraditional, big-hearted campaign — thank you for seeing the value in a fresh perspective, and the courage to reimagine the possible. Our commitment is our power, and it isn’t going anywhere. I’m looking forward to working with you, in the next iteration, to keep building One Commonwealth.”
![This is a screenshot of an email from the MA League of Women voters that reads: Help Drive MA Families Forward Today!
The Work and Family Mobility Act, H.3456, will be brought to the House floor for a vote on Tuesday, February 15. Advocates have been working on this bill for fifteen years. Your voice is important to move it closer to the finish line. Please contact your state representative TODAY and ask them to vote YES on the bill as it stands, and NO to any amendments. Below is a sample script to use for email, phone call, or voice mail message.
“Hi my name is [NAME], and I am a resident of [CITY/TOWN]. I’m calling today to ask my state representative to vote YES for H.3456, the Work and Family Mobility Act without any amendments when it comes to the House floor vote. All qualified drivers should be able to apply for a Massachusetts license, regardless of their immigration status. This bill promotes everyone’s safety, including law enforcement officials...](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLl_gLKWQAUJyLG.png?name=small&format=webp)
ALT This is a screenshot of an email from the MA League of Women voters that reads: Help Drive MA Families Forward Today! The Work and Family Mobility Act, H.3456, will be brought to the House floor for a vote on Tuesday, February 15. Advocates have been working on this bill for fifteen years. Your voice is important to move it closer to the finish line. Please contact your state representative TODAY and ask them to vote YES on the bill as it stands, and NO to any amendments. Below is a sample script to use for email, phone call, or voice mail message. “Hi my name is [NAME], and I am a resident of [CITY/TOWN]. I’m calling today to ask my state representative to vote YES for H.3456, the Work and Family Mobility Act without any amendments when it comes to the House floor vote. All qualified drivers should be able to apply for a Massachusetts license, regardless of their immigration status. This bill promotes everyone’s safety, including law enforcement officials...

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ALT This image is a zoom screenshot of Danielle Allen in speaker view, with Danielle wearing purple and slightly smiling, and a few other zoom participants across the top. Danielle is in an indoor space with a purple orchid and white doors behind her. Next to her, text appears in white font on a purple background that reads "caucus for change."

ALT This graphic shows a photo of Danielle Allen speaking behind a podium, with two supporters standing behind her to either side. All have signs that read "Justice, health, safety" in dark purple, light orange, and white. They stand outside on a grey winter day in front of stone steps on Boston Common. The photo appears on a dark purple background with the words "Caucus for change. allenforma.com/caucus" in orange.






