Date/Time
JFK Federal Building 15 New Sudbury St Boston
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A call for mass mobilization / protest has been made by Indivisible, ACLU
More info on why
Does it matter if I attend?
Yes! Make your voice heard! Be counted!
How do I get there?
The MBTA orange line goes to Haymarket T station which is only a few minutes walk (about 750 ft) from the JFK Building. There are only 7 stops from Malden’s Oak Grove station to Haymarket, a 16 min ride.
Indivisible Melrose Wakefield and Beyond will shuttle people in carpools from this place to the Oak Grove T station.
The T fare can be paid by tapping your credit or debit card (“Tap to Ride“) ($2.40). No Charlie Card is required. (But if you have one you can use it.)
The plaza in front of the JFK Building is at the corner of Boston City Hall Plaza. From the Haymarket T station, cross Congress St and walk along the edge of the plaza.
What should I bring?
Be prepared for a large crowd and standing outside in the cold for several hours
Consider bringing:
- ID
- water
- snacks
- hat, gloves, scarf
- multiple layers (long underwear, boots)
- handwarmers
- phone (charged)
- phone charger or power pack
- posters (if called for)
- noisemakers (if called for)
- a mask
- cash
- list of emergency phone numbers
- phone number of the National Lawyers Guild (just in case) MA hotline: (617) 433-8353
During the Protest
- Tell someone not with you where you are
- Stay with a buddy – go to the protest together and return together
- Listen for instructions from leaders
- Be alert
- Don’t engage with counterprotesters
- Bring issues to peace marshals
- Bathrooms in the area: Boston Public Market, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Caffe Nero
I don’t want to attend but I still want to help
- Call, email, or text your family, friends, neighbors, coworkers and encourage them to attend
- Post on your social media (Facebook, Instagram, Threads, BlueSky, Reddit)
- Put up a flyer in your neighborhood
- Shuttle people who want to go to Boston to the Oak Grove orange line T stop
- Donate to provide supplies for protesters (water, snacks, handwarmers) – (in case of multi-day protests)