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Kelly Chan, Isabella LoNigro, and Pavithra Rajesh
January 31, 2023
For the past three years, Boston has proven its commitment to supporting and embracing public art as a tool for community engagement. Dotted around neighborhoods from Roxbury...
January 29, 2023
Boston rang in the Lunar New Year at 10 a.m. on Sunday in the city’s Chinatown – the country’s...
January 23, 2023
When the clock strikes 4:45 p.m., children in the after-school program at the American Chinese Christian...
January 19, 2023
A teacher in the urban community of Lynn for more than 20 years, Nancy Mades-Byrd has seen dramatic changes...
October 24, 2022
Students at BU and elsewhere are optimistic about campus contraceptive machines' potential and are finding ways to solve logistical problems as they emerge.
October 19, 2022
Climate activists protest Chase Bank’s continued funding of fossil fuel infrastructure warning about the Sixth Mass Extinction with an "animal die-in"
Kelly Chan, Isabella LoNigro, and Pavithra Rajesh
January 31, 2023
For the past three years, Boston has proven its commitment to supporting and embracing public art as a tool for community engagement. Dotted around neighborhoods from Roxbury...
January 25, 2023
When Kelli, 56, started volunteering at a needle exchange program operating out of a small church in...
January 23, 2023
When the clock strikes 4:45 p.m., children in the after-school program at the American Chinese Christian...
December 12, 2022
Today, Blue Hill Avenue is a neighborhood in a city only superficially removed from a decades-old history of racial segregation that still shapes its rapidly gentrifying foundations.
December 7, 2022
Enable Boston and the Student Disability Alliance (SDA) are two causes meant to raise awareness, de-stigmatize disabilities, and increase accessibility in the community.
December 5, 2022
Not only is this class a fun way for the senior members of the Fenway community to get some exercise in, but it gives college students a chance to connect with the communities they live and learn in.
Ziyu Peng, Reporter
December 15, 2022
The label of disability places unnecessary limits on what people with disabilities can do. John Ying decided to ignore such stereotypes, along with the word “can’t.”
December 8, 2022
At the height of the pandemic, it wasn’t uncommon to see community efforts to support residents grappling with food insecurity. Fenway Community Center was one of the many organizations that stepped up.
November 28, 2022
Hospitality Homes matches Boston patients with host homes and donated apartments to improve their access to medical needs.
November 15, 2022
Volt Hockey, a form of the sport played indoors, is inclusive by design. A Boston non-profit brought it to the U.S.
November 14, 2022
As psychosocial disabilities are starting to gain more recognition, some musicians find that their art can be a useful tool for healing.
November 11, 2022
Welcome Home, a Newton-based nonprofit founded by Julie Plaut Mahoney, each month provides about 75 struggling families with like-new donated household goods.
