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MEMBERS:

Laura Berland +

Active in criminal justice reform issues and efforts to elect lawmakers who support justice reform, police reform and environmental justice.

Rebecca Blanchfield +

I'm a lifelong democrat and have been a financial professional for the past 20 years, but have recently become more engaged in activism. I've been involved in letter writing initiatives for 2020 election swing states (and more recently for the GA runoffs), have taken on a role as Treasurer of the Lincoln METCO Coordinating Committee, and am pursuing a role on the Housing Commission.

Lifelong Democrat although recent arrival in Lincoln. Previous City Councillor in Lowell MA, presently President Board of Managers Farrar Pond Village. Global Consulting Commercial background over 40 years, founding a firm in 2007 with now over 200 people. Retired Special Forces Officer.

Kelsey Douville

Jerry Gechter +

I've worked in the tech sector my whole career and have a particular interest in climate change. Lately I've spent a lot of time talking to people in Georgia.

Jennifer Glass +

Life-long political junkie and current member of the Lincoln Select Board. I have always been interested in how values and policy play out at all levels of government. Use the link to my public "Jennifer Glass, BOS" Facebook page to find out about what's happening in town.

I have a life-long interest in government and particularly, in the policies that guide our housing, land use, and transportation decisions. I am active in local town government and in organizations that explore the history, culture, and architecture of our region.

Sarah Cannon Holden +

Life-long Dem. Never miss a chance to vote. Local official for 40 years. Ran under Clean Elections Law for Lt. Gov. 2002. Concerns: Get $$ our of politics; Climate Control; Justice.; Health Care. Civic Engagement: teaching 8th graders advocacy and the process for a Citizen Petition to get to Town Meeting. Lawyer/Arbitrator/Mediator.

Michael Killick

After spending most of my professional life on river restoration and my volunteer life on environmental advocacy, I am now leading Lincoln Grandmothers for a Brighter Future on Democratic Senate races in swing states and serving on the anti Racism Task Force at First Parish in Lincoln.

David Levington

John MacLachlan +

John MacLachlan has been a resident of Lincoln since 2014. Prior to this, he lived on the east end of Long Island where he practiced law for 16 years. In addition to being involved in various political causes and charities prior to moving to Lincoln, John has been a committee member for the Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department as well as a Bemis Trustee.

Margaret McLaughlin +

I am a college professor doing research on health disparities and health information sharing and seeking by members of marginalized and stigmatized groups. I have been involved in progressive politics since the Vietnam War era. The issues that matter the most to me are healthcare, climate change, and racial justice.

Jennie Morris +

My family "joined Lincoln" in 1992, and our 3 sons went through its public schools. I received my MBA at Simmons College in 2007, where I studied corporate social responsibility and sustainability policy, including electric vehicle charging. In 2010 I was appointed to Lincoln's new Green Energy Committee and helped launch community outreach programs for energy efficiency and solar power (Solarize Mass). Currently I work as a proposal writer with Energy Solutions, a clean energy consultancy based in Oakland, CA.

Jessica Packineau +

I moved back to Lincoln with my family in 2013 and since then have been active in local orgs relating to diversity and education, including METCO, the Lincoln Family Association, and WIDE. Further afield, I worked on legal defense teams for the NoDAPL Water Protectors, and currently volunteer with SURJ on a rural Tennessee tenants' rights project.

Travis Roland +

Travis Roland grew up in Gloucester where he first got interested in politics by helping his uncle successfully run for State Rep. and Mayor during the 1980s. After interning for Senator John Kerry in college, Travis worked for several Congressional campaigns as a Field Director before entering the private sector while joining the Naval Reserves Intelligence Force in Newport, RI. Travis has been a resident of Lincoln for 7 years, and has two children attending local schools, and is passionate about the environment, foreign policy, and voting integrity.

Jacqueline Sasso +

I have been involved in various consulting and volunteer positions in support of my children’s school and outside interests that utilize my experience with fundraising and event planning. I am passionate about affordable health care and education, gun control reform. I believe in holding elected officials accountable for effecting change on the issues that got them elected.

I'm an attorney at AT&T focused on environment, health and safety issues. My main motivation for political action is climate change; I work on that mostly through 350 Massachusetts for Better Future ("350 Mass"), a volunteer-led statewide activist organization. In Lincoln, I serve on the Boards of the Lincoln Land Consecration Trust and the Rural Land Foundation and recently became chair of the Green Energy Committee.

Barbara Slayter +

Democratic Party allegiance is in the genes fostered by childhood dinner table conversations, years of canvassing, various grassroots activities, and current fundraising zoom rallies. . . long term interests in women’s roles, rights and access to resources . . . eager to focus on environmental and social justice issues in Lincoln, at the state level and globally.

Victoria Slingerland +

I have been active politically since my youth with experience on Democratic campaigns (phone banking, letter writing, canvassing, etc.) and attending marches and rallies. I volunteered in Ohio in 2008 and 2012 for the Obama campaigns. I have a B.A. in International Relations and Spanish from Tufts University and attended The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts, completing an M.A. in Development Economics and Human Security.

Cannabis executive working in a licensed marijuana enterprise. Interested in addiction and justice for communities of color harmed by the failed war on drugs.

Tricia Thornton Wells

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HONORARY LIFETIME MEMBERS:

Carolyn Birmingham

Rosemary Kerrebrock

B-J Scheiff

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS:

I grew up in the Jim Crow south in a (fairly) liberal family, so I have always been interested in and appalled by racism. Over time, my interests have broadened to include other movements, particularly the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War (and beyond) and feminism.

OFFICERS:

Co-chairs
Joan Kimball & Travis Roland

Secretary
Position Open

Affirmative Action Officer
Position Open

Treasurer
Margaret McLaughlin

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

Laura Berland
Tom Casey
Lorraine Fiore
Jerry Gechter
Andrew Glass
Joan Kimball
Margaret McLaughlin
Rachel Mason
Travis Roland
Barbara Slayter
Victoria Slingerland

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