Human Rights Commission Approves Logo, Discusses Immigration Enforcement
The Human Rights Commission approved a student-designed logo in a 7-0 vote. Commission member Susan Musinsky moved to approve the design by student Chelsea Riley, with the Logo subcommittee to finalize it in consultation with the Mosesian Center for the Arts.
Human Rights Commission · Meeting of April 13, 2026
WATERTOWN — The Human Rights Commission approved a student-designed logo in a 7-0 vote. Commission member Susan Musinsky moved to approve the design by student Chelsea Riley, with the Logo subcommittee to finalize it in consultation with the Mosesian Center for the Arts. In a separate 7-0 vote, the Commission approved spending up to $200 on tabling materials for community events.
Police Captain Dan Unsworth addressed the Commission on a recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention in Watertown, saying police is aware of community safety concerns but cannot disclose details. The Commission also established email hrc@watertown-ma.gov for residents and scheduled an Immigrant Rights Committee meeting to discuss a potential letter to City Council.
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