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01.31.2020
On Up To Boston: Boston Events Celebrating Black History Month
February is Black History Month all across the United States, and many people have their own ways of celebrating. Maybe that means teaching your kids about black Americans who have changed our country or shopping at local black-owned businesses.
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01.30.2020
In SAMPAN: Mayor Walsh recommends 40 projects, over $24 million for Community Preservation Act (CPA) funding
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the City’s Community Preservation Committee (CPC) yesterday recommended 40 projects, totaling more than $24 million, for inclusion in the next round for the Community Preservation Act (CPA) funding.
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01.13.2020
On PRNewswire: Liberty Mutual Insurance Announces 19 Grants in $5 Million Effort to Address Youth Homelessness in Boston
Liberty Mutual Insurance today announced the first round of recipients of a $5 million philanthropic effort to support organizations in greater Boston working to reduce and end youth homelessness. Nineteen local non-profit organizations are among the first round of grant recipients announced today.
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01.02.2020
In The MetroWest Daily News: Former Framingham resident Kadahj Bennett stars in ‘Pass Over’ at SpeakEasy
A panel discussion, ” Restorative Justice and Healing After Loss,” takes place 6-8 p.m. Jan. 7 at Hibernian Hall.