A new college pathway initiative being launched by Boston Public Schools will aim to connect its students with those opportunities. The program, called “Beyond Possible,” will offer students hands-on ...
This Black History Month, the Banner is teaming up with WriteBoston’s Teens In Print program, highlighting young voices of color. Each week, we will feature the work of three new students, who will ...
Ayanna Lott-Pollard took the reins of the nonprofit organization Resilient Coders from longtime leader David Delmar Sentíes in 2022. And the past two years were, to use her words, “a whirlwind.” ...
Dreams are a central theme of the exhibition. Kite uses the Lakhóta visual language, which has traditionally been stewarded by women and two-spirited people, to create visual representations of dreams ...
Pioneered by soprano Nina Evelyn and Opera on Tap board member Melynda Davis, this event brings together five artists to perform songs with themes of love, laughter and community. Evelyn and Davis ...
The working group assigned by Gov. Maura Healey to figure out what to do with the shuttered Carney Hospital is planning to look more broadly at the roots of health disparities in the Dorchester ...
The Philadelphia Eagles’ resounding victory over the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX will undoubtedly be a pivotal moment in NFL history, sparking numerous ...
The 22-foot-tall sculpture The Embrace, in the Boston Common, symbolizes the strength of Black love. It symbolizes the love of a power couple and the hug Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott ...
That’s according to a 2023 report by the Pew Research Center, which analyzed Census Bureau data to reveal that a record-high share of Americans over 40 have never been married. One in four ...
States like Florida, Texas and Utah have made it clear that they will not encourage or protect efforts to teach Black history. In Illinois, where Crim resides, districts are mandated to include Black ...
But Trayvon will forever remain 17 because he was a Black teenager — seen as a threat simply for existing — and gunned down by a man who decided he didn’t belong in his own neighborhood. “Happy ...
Dr. Sebastian Hamilton, BSPharm, RPh, PharmD, MBA, 340B ACE, will now serve as the Vice President and Chief Pharmacy Officer of NeighborHealth.
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