Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Inside the 28 bus.

Workers, students in Mattapan applaud free MBTA bus program for convenience, accessibility

Abigail Hembree, Julia Carlin, Daniel Elahi, Anna Macek, and Sarah Olender
March 24, 2022
Volunteers in Roslindale form groups to clear snowy sidewalks, but say it should be on the city

Volunteers in Roslindale form groups to clear snowy sidewalks, but say it should be on the city

Ilana Gersten, Reporter
March 23, 2022
Fan Pier, Boston Seaport

Climate change is becoming more prevalent in Seaport, residents unaware of city’s plans.

Riana Buchman, Ilana Gersten, Maya Homan, Michelle Matiash, and Paige Stern
March 22, 2022
Protect What You Love mural (2021) at Liberty Plaza in East Boston by Mexican artist, It's a Living.

When it comes to climate change, some East Boston residents worry about more than coastal flooding

Quillan Anderson, Melissa Wells, Matt Levin, Zoe Sommers, and Julia Smith
March 22, 2022
Wu begins sunsetting urban renewal, advocates say abolishing BPDA should be next

Wu begins sunsetting urban renewal, advocates say abolishing BPDA should be next

Desmond LaFave, Reporter
March 21, 2022
Protesters hold a sign, courtesy of City Life, that demands rent control. In addition to the unhealthy, unclean and undignified living conditions, residents and supporters were also protesting unaffordable rent increases and no-fault evictions.

‘We’re afraid the building is going to collapse’ – Malden residents can’t get through to housing management, form coalition

Sophia Paffenroth, Assistant Editor
March 14, 2022
'Transit is the lifeline for people' – How public transportation encourages social cohesion and offers post-pandemic solutions

‘Transit is the lifeline for people’ – How public transportation encourages social cohesion and offers post-pandemic solutions

Sophia Paffenroth, Assistant Editor
March 11, 2022
Karen Mauney-Brodek is president of the Emerald Necklace Conservancy, a non-profit organization that maintains Boston’s park system, collectively called the Emerald Necklace.

‘It’s a really daunting situation’ — Meet the advocacy groups working to make Boston more walkable

Katie Mogg, Reporter
March 10, 2022
“Slava Ukrayini!” shouted a chant leader on the megaphone, “Heroyam Slava!” the crowd would respond during the Peace March for Ukraine rally on Sunday, March 6.

‘People are dying’ – Thousands of Ukrainians march Boston streets seeking help to save their country

Harshad Jadhav, Reporter
March 7, 2022
MGH Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice and Health explains how climate change affects human health

MGH Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice and Health explains how climate change affects human health

Ilana Gersten, Reporter
March 4, 2022
'The stakeholders ... are basically everybody' - Nasser Brahim of Woods Hole Group speaks on the impact of coastal flooding

‘The stakeholders … are basically everybody’ – Nasser Brahim of Woods Hole Group speaks on the impact of coastal flooding

Jiawen Xu, Reporter
March 4, 2022
John Walkey, the director of Waterfront and Climate Justice Initiatives.

Climate leaders in Chelsea suggest less development, more green solutions for coastal flooding

Desmond LaFave, Reporter
March 1, 2022
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