Panorama — Episode 114 — Lauren Leigh Rollins, Founder of Western Massachusetts Policy Center

Posted on July 25, 2025 by abukowski

Originally aired on July 26, 2025. Lauren Rollins of the Western Mass Policy Center (WMPC) joins Panorama. Lauren, a Northampton resident, founded WMPC a No-Profit people-centered policy organization. It subverts the flailing political establishment that fails to address the basic needs of the people in order to create a new model that supports and centers those excluded from power.

Learn more about WMPC at https://wmpolicy.org/about/

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