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The quiet effort to change Massachusetts education policy

The quiet effort to change Massachusetts’ education policy

Zoe Baumgartner, Reporter
December 28, 2021
Mehzabin Mitzy Shaikh, owner of Guru the Caterer, serves hearty lunches to customers at the farmers market in Copley Square.

Changemaker: Mehzabin Shaikh, co-owner of restaurant Guru the Caterer

Avantika Panda, Reporter
April 6, 2020
Amanda Rust, a Wikipedia expert and resource librarian at Northeastern University, teaches a group of new Wikipedia editors. / Photo by Katelyn Sahagian

Edit-a-thon adds more female artists to Wikipedia

Katelyn Sahagian, Reporter
March 17, 2020
Marina Rodríguez, East Bostons Nueva Vida Christian Church English program director, helping immigrants in Boston learn English and live with dignity. Photo by Maria Aguirre Torres.

Changemaker: Marina Rodríguez, English program director at Nueva Vida Christian Church

Maria Aguirre Torres
February 24, 2020
Tony Richards sets up for practice at Orchard Gardens School, once the students have proven theyre just as hardworking in the classroom as they are on the court. Photo by Rich Trombetta.

Changemaker: Tony Richards, founder of No Books No Ball

February 20, 2020
BuildBPS, school safety and the 2020 Census were all on the agenda at this weeks Boston City Council meeting in City Hall. Photo by Jordan Erb.

Boston City Council meeting Jan. 29, 2020

Jordan Erb
January 30, 2020
Boston Public Library permits card-holders to borrow portable wifi hotspots for up to three weeks. Photo by Eileen O’Grady.

Boston Public Library program lets patrons take wifi home and promotes digital equity

January 29, 2020
Play Reading Book Club members pass the maraca around the room and discuss the play, their reactions and hopes for the sessions. Photo courtesy of Play Reading Book Club coordinator Katelyn Burke.

Book club brings theater to all audiences and makes arts more inclusive

Amaya Williams
December 18, 2019
(Left to right) Catherine Gaggioli, Judy Gelman and Araceli Hintermeister founded Books on the T in Boston in 2017. Photo courtesy of Catherine Gaggioli.

Changemaker: Catherine Gaggioli, Books on the T co-founder

Catherine McGloin
November 25, 2019
Cindy Rowe, executive director of the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action. Photo by Eileen OGrady.

Changemaker: Cindy Rowe, executive director of the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action

Deanna Schwartz
November 19, 2019
Magdalena Ayed, executive director of the Harborkeepers, sits in a conference room in her East Boston building. Photo by Jordan Erb.

Changemaker: Magdalena Ayed, fighting climate change and protecting coastal communities

Avery Bleichfeld
November 5, 2019
(From left to right) At-large City Councilor candidates, Councilor Michael Flaherty, Councilor Annissa Essaibi-George, Alejandra St. Guillen, Erin Murphy, David Halbert, Julia Mejia and Councilor Michelle Wu, met on Tuesday, Oct. 1 at Florian Hall to discuss voters issues. Photo by Alexa Gagosz.

At-large candidates call for separate planning department, question exam school admissions

Alexa Gagosz
October 3, 2019
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