Come honor our Ancestors with us as the Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists and the Boston Juneteenth Committee present our 11th Annual Juneteenth Emancipation Observation on Saturday June 19, 2021 airing on Boston Neighborhood Network at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm THEN at 4:00 pm and 9 pm.
Event Category: Activity
Community Family Day
This event is to Honor the Late Bishop Nellie C. Yarborough’s Legacy. Remembering Dedication and Commitment to the Mt. Calvary Holy Church of America Organization both locally and Nationally. She was a Preacher and Teacher of the Gospel, Pilar in the City of Boston. Women on The Rise Inc. and Mt Calvary Holy Church (Local […]
Join the Prevent COVID U New England Town Hall
Learn about how you can help answer some of the biggest questions for getting back to life and help rewrite the post-COVID future! About this event Join us for an introduction to the PreventCOVIDU research study coming to New England at The Fenway Institute at Fenway Health. Prevent COVID U is a study of the […]
FREE! Isabel Wilkerson in conversation with Callie Crossley
Join us for a FREE conversation with Pulitzer-prize winning journalist, author and 2015 recipient of the National Humanities Award, Isabel Wilkerson. This free program is part of the Cambridge Public Library Foundaton’s Voices for Justice series, which continues on May 25th with Ta-Nehisi Coates. Register here! Isabel Wilkerson is the author of The Warmth of […]
Ward 15 Democratic Committee meeting
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RE: Ward 15 Democratic Party Committee February meeting DATE: 4/24/21 CONTACT: Outreach Subcommittee Co-Chairs Ward 15 Democratic Party Committee Willie Pleasants 617.407.7020, willieaweb@gmail.com and Carol Wideman 857.222.6387, cwide49@earthlink.net www.facebook.com/ward.15.dems You’re Invited In a public webinar, the Ward 15 (Dorchester) Democratic Party Committee will interview candidates for […]
Middlesex Sheriff’s Office WE’RE HIRING!
Roxbury Unity Parade Pesents A Caravan for Sarah-Ann Shaw
Sarah-Ann Shaw became Boston’s first female African American reporter in 1969. Through the years, Sarah-Ann Shaw has been presented with many awards and recognition, including the 2018 Roxbury Unity Parade Lifetime Achievement Award. This caravan of love will be made up of people who know, love, and adore her. This act of love and appreciation […]
Black Boston Reimagined: Our Own(ed) Spaces
How can we center Black culture, Black experiences, Black joy, and Black ownership in the physical spaces across Boston’s neighborhoods? In our 3rd installment of the Black Boston Reimagined series, we will be bringing together policymakers, real estate developers, cultural curators, and business owners to discuss the role that space plays in creating community, culture, […]
Boston Public Schools Latinx Recruitment Fair
Come network with current BPS School Leaders and the Recruitment Teams looking to recruit Latinx Teachers and staff to Boston Public Schools (BPS). During this event you’ll learn about various open teaching opportunities, the application and hiring process, and how BPS supports and develops our Latinx educators. We are also excited to welcome our special […]
George B. Henderson Foundation Applicant Forum
The George B. Henderson Foundation is hosting a Zoom applicant forum for its spring grant round on Tuesday April 6 from 1-3 pm, focused on its grants to support public art, historic preservation, and community open space projects. Please visit www.thehendersonfoundation.com for more information and to register to receive the Zoom link.
Ward 15 Democratic Committee meeting
You’re Invited March 20, 2021(Saturday) at 10:00am to 12pm In a public Zoom webinar, The Ward 15 (Dorchester) Democratic Party Committee will interview three candidates: John Barros, candidate for Mayor of Boston and City Council At-Large candidates David Halbert and incumbent Michael Flaherty. It is believed that the Ward 15 interviews will be the first […]
Coro Allegro and Fred Onovwerosuoke present the Premiere of “Amplifying Black Voices”
Coro Allegro, Boston’s LGBTQ+ and allied classical chorus, and composer Fred Onovwerosuoke present the premiere of a new online series, Amplifying Black Voices: “America, We Need to Talk,” Sunday, March 14, 2021 at 4 pm. Join us for conversation, music, poetry as we look at classical music, race relations in America, and the movement for […]
