City of Boston | Equity and Inclusion Cabinet

Join educator and artist Elizabeth James-Perry for an online talk to learn about nutritious winter foods long cultivated and wild-harvested by Northeastern Native communities. Tribal cuisine employed a combination of foods that stored well, and supplemented with hunting and ice fishing. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eiGTWgyx

???? Today is World Hello Day! A simple “hello” is a powerful way to connect with others and reflect the diversity that makes Boston so special. At the City of Boston’s Equity & Inclusion Cabinet, we believe every greeting—whether it’s hola, bonjour, ni hao, or as-salamu alaykum—shows that Boston is a home for everyone. How do you say “hello”? Share it in the comments and join us in celebrating connection and community! ???? #WorldHelloDay #HelloBoston #EquityAndInclusion

It was an honor to speak alongside Deputy Superintendent Grant and Robbie A. at the International Association of Chiefs of Police regarding Language and Communications Access Supporting Community Policing in Boston. Read Boston Police’s Departmental Language Access Plan and more at: https://lnkd.in/excUUTNW

Did you know the City of Boston’s Disabilities Commission hosts a monthly show called Disabilities News and Views? This episode highlights employment for people with disabilities in celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month last month. Don’t miss it—check it out below!? Shoutout to Colleen Flanagan and Kylia K.! https://lnkd.in/e2HmJ6gy

Every month, the Black Men and Boys Commission—the advisory board to the Mayor and to the Office of BMA—provides a community update based on their respective subcommittees: -Economic Opportunity and Workers Empowerment -Affordable Housing and Pathways to Homeownership -Public Health and Wellness & Fatherhood and Families -Education and Youth Advancement -Community Safety and Returning Citizens Additionally, we hold community discussions focused on initiatives affecting our communities. These meetings alternate between virtual and in-person. November’s meeting will be held virtually. Zoom registration link: https://lnkd.in/g5gs5Eqf

#ICYMI - Grief and resolve as Boston trans community marks 25th Day of Remembrance More: https://lnkd.in/ef6hetcn

Every month, the Black Men and Boys Commission—the advisory board to the Mayor and to the Office of BMA—provides a community update based on their respective subcommittees: -Economic Opportunity and Workers Empowerment -Affordable Housing and Pathways to Homeownership -Public Health and Wellness & Fatherhood and Families -Education and Youth Advancement -Community Safety and Returning Citizens Additionally, we hold community discussions focused on initiatives affecting our communities. These meetings alternate between virtual and in-person. November’s meeting will be held virtually. Zoom registration link: https://lnkd.in/g5gs5Eqf

Jackson, a resident of Roxbury, is Managing Director of the Center for Law, Equity and Race (CLEAR) at Northeastern University. She will coordinate the execution of the project. Jackson brings expertise in local government, both as a public official and a scholar. From 2012 to 2020 she served as Mayor of Lithonia, Georgia, having previously served as city attorney and council member. Jackson holds a PhD and MA in public policy and community economic development from Southern New Hampshire University, a JD from Rutgers, an MA in political science and international affairs from Rutgers, and an AB (history) from Princeton University, with certificates in African American and Latin American studies. To learn more about her and the task force visit boston.gov/equity

Today, the City of Boston kicks off Supplier Diversity Week, please join us in a series of workshops and events that provide support and resources to businesses! Go to Boston.gov/sd to register!

?? Stay up to date with Boston's Reparations Community Grassroots Partnership Program events! ?? Want to know what’s happening in the community? We’ve got a full calendar of upcoming events, meetings, and workshops, and it's easy to find on our website! ???? ?? Visit boston.gov/reparations to check out the latest events and be part of the movement. Watch the video to see how you can access the calendar, and don’t miss your chance to get involved! #ReparationsBoston #GrassrootsPartnership #EquityAndInclusion #CommunityEvents