Socializing for Justice

 

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Jessica G.

Jamaica Plain, MA

SoJust has brought to my life the following:

1) Many, many new friends.
2) Things to do that far transcend the usual club scene
3) The chance to group camp in beautiful Vermont
4) Customers for my business
5) Opportunities to donate from my business
6) A new perespective on networking and social justice work

Now all's I need is a date and SoJust will be my hero.

Come celebrate the 1 year anniversary of SoJust at the Foggy Goggle on Wednesday September 19!!!!!!

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B P.

Somerville, MA

SoJust IS exactly what the Boston area needs. It has provided me with the absolutely invaluable opportunity to meet and befriend like-minded people-- intense environmentalists/bike enthusiasts, AmeriCorp peeps, feminists, queer activists, artists and musicians, Scrabblerousers, an applied physicist with a love of knitting, and many, many more. Far from being yet another clique, SoJust is genuinely diverse, with people from all walks of life, with two commonalities: they care about social justice, and they're sincerely interested in getting to know you, whomever you are. People are open, friendly, and fun. The events are well-planned, and are only getting better. The organizer, Robbie, is fantastic, as is Hilary, co-organizer. I'm the kind of slightly socially phobic person who dreads cocktail parties, mixers, and meeting new people in general, but at SoJust, a shared orientation about the issues you hold dear to you makes it so much easier to put yourself out there. I've never seen people have as much fun meeting strangers (and friends) as at the most recent event-- drinks at the Enormous Room.

SoJust is getting press and momentum-- if you fit the bill, come be part of one of the chillest, nicest, least exclusive clubs in town.

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