Feb 17 2022
Dialogues on Reparations Part 1: Understanding Our History
The Boston Foundation invites you to the first of a four-part series on the topic of reparations. President and CEO M. Lee Pelton will be joined by Dr. Jemadari Kamara, Chairman of the Africana Studies Department at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Through this conversation we will learn about the history of the movement for reparations on both local and national levels—so that we can better understand and confront the challenges and opportunities this issue presents to our communities going forward.
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Protecting Culturally Based and Indigenous Child and Family Programs Through the Lens of Hawaiʻi’s Family–Child Interaction Learning (FCIL) Programs
Hawaiʻi is a state marked by tremendous racial, linguistic, and cultural diversity, alongside significant wealth inequities. It is also a national leader in embracing culturally relevant content and language within early care and education systems.
Immigrants Are Welcome Here: Centering Belonging, Inclusivity, and Resilience for Youth
Immigrants Are Welcome Here: Centering Belonging, Inclusivity, and Resilience for Youth In a recent survey published by UCLA’s Institute for...