Turning Life On - Reconnect Nashoba Valley

A Community of Turning Life On
Stow, MA

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We believe human connection comes first for children, teens, and adults alike, and that real-world interaction helps every generation thrive. Reconnect Nashoba Valley brings families and neighbors together through screen-free events, practical education, and a judgment-free community of support.

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Turning Life On | Reconnect Nashoba Valley

Why Good Neighbor Day? Rebuilding Connection in a Disconnected World

September 24, 2026
9:00 AM EDT - 10:00 AM EDT
Delay Smartphones Delay Social Media Phone Free Schools Independence And Play Ed Tech
Loneliness is quietly becoming one of our biggest public health challenges — even as we stay more 'connected' than ever. Come hear Dr. Kate Storm explore why Good Neighbor Day matters, what's really driving isolation, and simple ways we can rebuild community. Registration for this event is appreciated but not required. This event is part of a larger series of events celebrating "Good Neighbor Week" in Stow, MA. See Randall Library website for more details. You do not need to be a Stow resident to participate.

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Call on Rep Lori Trahan to reject preemption

Massachusetts families: we urgently need your help. Reports indicate that Representative Lori Trahan may be negotiating federal AI legislation that could prevent states from creating and enforcing their own child safety protections online. This would make it harder for states like Massachusetts to respond to emerging harms involving AI, including addictive algorithms, deepfakes, exploitation, self-harm content, and manipulative chatbot interactions. Parents have seen what happens when technology moves faster than protections for children. States must retain the right to act. Please take 3 quick actions today: Call Rep. Trahan’s office and ask her to oppose federal preemption of state AI laws. Send a letter or email. Sign the petition. Children’s safety must come before tech industry pressure.

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