This Thursday marks the 10th anniversary of community members, local organizations and faith leaders gathering on the first Thursday of each month for a community Vigil in Support of Black Lives Matter.
From a stroll by the Minton Stable Community Garden, it was evident that numerous garden plots still had beautiful kale and other plants, waiting to be harvested. And while kale is cold-hardy, and could make it through the winter, it’s not guaranteed to do so.
Are you passionate about food insecurity initiatives — then you might be interested in a food justice coordinator position through the First Baptist Church’s Food Justice Program.
How can the city increase youth sport participation? That’s a question the Boston City Council will be discussing this Monday — and they’d like to hear your thoughts on the matter.
The Arnold Arboretum is hosting an event for young adults that will have food, drinks, live music, and is occurring in a building that’s rarely open to the public.
A new teen center in the Mildred C. Hailey Apartments is offering workforce readiness programs, academic support, cooking and music lessons, leadership development opportunities and more.
Jamaica Plain resident Patrick Roath is running for Congress, banking on that his message to strengthen access to healthcare, support reproductive rights, and stand up to the federal administration’s immigration policies, will enable him to defeat a longtime incumbent.
