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EXTRAordinary Women Reception — On March 23, the Mayor’s Office of Women’s Advancement held the annual Extraordinary Women Reception at Hibernian Hall in Roxbury. PHOTO: JEREMIAH ROBINSON/MAYOR’S OFFICE
EXTRAordinary Women Reception — On March 23, the Mayor’s Office of Women’s Advancement held the annual Extraordinary Women Reception at Hibernian Hall in Roxbury. Spoken word artist Essmaa entertained the crowd that came out to see the honorees receive their awards. PHOTO: JEREMIAH ROBINSON/MAYOR’S OFFICE
Edith Nourse Rogers Day — Gov. Maura Healey declared March 19 as Edith Nourse Rogers Day, honoring the life and legacy of the former Mass. congresswoman who transformed opportunities for women in the military. Healey signed the proclamation at a special event celebrating Women’s History Month, where she also unveiled an exhibition at the State House showcasing the history and contributions of women veterans. PHOTO: GOVERNOR’S PRESS OFFICE
Breaking Barriers: Empowering Voices in Justice — Over 60 girls attended Girls Inc. of Boston and Lynn’s “Breaking Barriers” event in celebration of Women’s History Month. The event included a panel discussion with youth advocates from the fields of law enforcement and justice, a Q&A session as well as break-out activities. PHOTO: COURTESY OF GIRLS INC. OF BOSTON AND LYNN
Breaking Barriers: Empowering Voices in Justice — Over 60 girls attended Girls Inc. of Boston and Lynn’s “Breaking Barriers” event in celebration of Women’s History Month. The event included a panel discussion with youth advocates from the fields of law enforcement and justice, a Q&A session as well as break-out activities. PHOTO: COURTESY OF GIRLS INC. OF BOSTON AND LYNN
MIRA Coalition’s 29th annual Immigrants Day at the State House — Hundreds of immigrants, advocates, and state leaders packed the State House Hall of Flags for the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy (MIRA) Coalition’s 29th annual Immigrants Day at the State House. PHOTO: CHRIS SOLDT
MIRA Coalition’s 29th annual Immigrants Day at the State House — Hundreds of immigrants, advocates, and state leaders packed the State House Hall of Flags for the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy (MIRA) Coalition’s 29th annual Immigrants Day at the State House. PHOTO: CAROLYN BARBIE
Rev’d-X Boston Marathon Fundraiser — Olivia Boyd, daughter of former Channel 5 anchor Jim Boyd is running the Boston Marathon this year to support the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center. She held an event on Sunday, March 23 at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center to work towards her $40,000 fundraising goal. Here, marathon runners and fundraisers show off their New Balance gear with Executive Director of The Reggie, Michael Turner. PHOTO: ALYSSA PANNOZZI
Rev’d-X Boston Marathon Fundraiser — Olivia Boyd, daughter of former Channel 5 anchor Jim Boyd is running the Boston Marathon this year to support the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center. She held an event on Sunday, March 23 at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center to work towards her $40,000 fundraising goal. Here, attendees participate in a wellness class. PHOTO: ALYSSA PANNOZZI
BAAF Champions Reception — The Boston Arts Academy Foundation (BAAF) held its annual Champions Reception honoring Pamela E. Allara and Raynya and Omar Simmons for their commitment to the arts, scholarship and global citizenship with the prestigious Champion Award. The evening featured a live performance by Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio, a live alumni band at the reception, and concluded with the student-led performance of “Pippin.” Denella Clark, Boston Arts Academy Foundation President and CEO, spoke to the audience. PHOTO: ANNIELLY CAMARG