In 1968 Sarah-Ann Shaw made her first television appearance on Say Brother (now known as Basic Black), a public affairs broadcast by Ray Richardson. After numerous appearances on the show, she was hired the following year by WBZ-TV as Boston’s first female African American reporter. A community activist for most of her life, Shaw worked on stories which […]
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Finding Wild at the Arnold Arboretum
For students in the 4th, 5th and 6th Grades! Spend time outdoors at the Arnold Arboretum searching for signs of wild life in different ecosystems and learning to record discoveries in field journals. Some indoor time will allow students to use of different magnification devices and create take-home projects. Tuesday, April 16 Enter the North […]
“Can A Woman Raise A Man” – STAGE PLAY
Big Sis Events presents the incredible hit stage play, “Can A Woman Raise A Man”. Internationally renowned for being the first African-American stage play with residency on the Las Vegas Strip! This book, and now incredible stage play, takes you on a journey of hope, health and healing. Discover the pain and triumphs of men, […]
BLO Emerging Artists in Recital: Soprano Brianna J. Robinson
Brianna J. Robinson Explores Women, Opera, and Finding Your Voice Wednesday, April 3, 2019 | 6pm – 7:30pm BLO Signature Series Boston Athenæum 10 ½ Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108 The Emerging Artists of Boston Lyric Opera are among the burgeoning stars of the art form—dynamic, thrilling artists embarking on major careers. Soprano Brianna J. […]
(Re)Claiming the Stage: Anne Bogart on Directing, Opera, and More
(Re)Claiming the Stage: Anne Bogart on Directing, Opera, and More Thursday, April 18, 2019 | 6:00pm A BLO Signature Series event District Hall, 75 Northern Avenue, Seaport Free, please RSVP Renowned stage director Anne Bogart returns to Boston to direct Boston Lyric Opera’s production of The Handmaid’s Tale. She sits down with WGBH’s Jared Bowen, […]
Black Educators & The Struggle for Justice in Schools ft. Vanessa Siddle Walker
Black educators were essential to the legal victory that was Brown vs. Board of Education, but over time, they saw the promise of greater access and greater equity grow dimmer, undermined by the way this now-iconic legal milestone was actually implemented. In a forum ranging widely over the past, present, and future of the long […]
ArtWeek Festival 2019
Presented by Highland Street Foundation and produced by the Boch Center, ArtWeek is an annual award-winning innovative festival featuring more than 500 unique and creative experiences that are hands-on, interactive or offer behind-the-scenes access to artists or the creative process. Making art and cultural accessible to all, more than 65 percent of ArtWeek events are […]
Brand Your Business for a Competitive Edge
Creating or rebuilding your company identity and brand is our only priority! The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts is proud to partner with MDK Brand Management to provide the first in a series of “Building A Bankable Brand” workshops to help our business members and budding entrepreneurs with the proper tools to build a new […]
Opportunity Knocks: Opportunity Zones and Their Impact
Many conversations have been held about the potential impact of the new Opportunity Zone program on the city of Boston, but none have been held in the neighborhoods designated as Opportunity Zones. BECMA, in partnership with the Boston Ujima Project and LISC Boston, is changing this by convening a conversation meant to bring all stakeholders […]
Carnaval: A Masquerade Ball
Journey with The Boston Chapter of The Links, Inc. to ‘Carnaval: A Masquerade Ball!’ the signature fundraiser for our ongoing service and support in the community. Inspired by the rich global traditions of the festival season, the night will include masquerade, colorful costumes, dance music, a ‘street parade’ and, of course, fabulous food! Enjoy a fun, dynamic and whimsical evening […]
Bay State Banner’s “Money Talk II” Financial Literacy Conference
The BAY STATE BANNER presents… “Money Talk II: Making a Financial Impact on Yourself” FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC at the Student Commons of Roxbury Community College! PRE-REGISTRATION via Eventbrite.com HAS ENDED Sponsored by OneUnited Bank – the nation’s largest Black-owned and FDIC insured bank! Emcee: GAIL JACKSON-BLOUNT, Jackson Communications founder Opening Keynote: TERI […]
A Fundraiser for DeeDee’s Cry
This is a Fundraiser for DeeDee’s Cry Suicide Prevention and Family Support. DeeDee’s Cry addresses suicide prevention, mental health and wellness in communities of color through family, community-based events and activities. When: Sunday, April 7, 2019 Where: Fort Hill Bar & Grill | 2805 Washington Street, Roxbury Time: 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm Donation: $6 […]
