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Families For Justice As Healing is leading the fight to stop the construction of a new women’s prison and instead redirect $50 million into housing, healthcare, and community support. Right now, our prison system is at only 60% capacity, and the majority of incarcerated women are criminalized survivors who need care, not cages. We know that incarceration doesn’t create safety—strong communities do. This Women’s History Month, let’s uplift the leadership of directly impacted women fighting for a future without prisons. Join the movement at justiceashealing.org #NoNewWomensPrison #InvestInCommunities #WomensHistoryMonth

What’s the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MDOT)? ?? They help take care of roads and bridges in Massachusetts so people can travel easily ??? Learn more about the important work they do at MassDOT. #massachusetts #boston #transportation #urbanplanning

Happy Women’s History Month! We’re spotlighting different organizations uplifting women in Massachusetts throughout the month, and today we’re highlighting the Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition! ?? Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition fights for gender equity by advocating for progressive policies, organizing grassroots movements, and empowering women and nonbinary people in Massachusetts. Swipe to learn more about them! #womenshistorymonth #woc #massachusetts

There’s so many ways to get around! Multimodal transportation planning focuses on making all the different options easy and accessible ?????????? #transportation #multimodaltransportation #urbanplanning

Happy Women’s History Month! We’ll be spotlighting different organizations uplifting women in Massachusetts throughout the month, starting off with Mass NOW ?? Massachusetts National Organization for Women (Mass NOW) fights for gender equity by advocating for progressive policies, organizing grassroots movements, and empowering women and nonbinary people in Massachusetts. Swipe to learn more about them! #womenshistorymonth #womensactivism #massachusetts

This Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Black-owned organizations making change in the Boston area. Meet Alternatives for Community and Environment, a neighborhood-based environmental justice and transit-oriented development nonprofit. Generations of young Bostonians have been trained through REEP in community organizing around environmental injustices. Learn more & get involved at ace-ej.org #Boston #BHM #environment

This Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Black-owned organizations making change in the Boston area. Meet Reclaim Roxbury, a community organization dedicated to improving the quality of life and economic wealth for Roxbury residents by preventing displacement and supporting economic development. Reclaim Roxbury has been pushing the boundaries and leading the way on resident-led policy-making. They’ve been an integral aspect of the Roxbury Strategic Master Plan, requiring the highest percentage of affordable housing for new developments in the City. Learn more & get involved at reclaimroxbury.org #BHM #Roxbury #Boston

This Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Black-owned organizations making change in the Boston area. Meet Heal The Hood, a grassroots movement committed to empowering marginalized communities through community organizing, holistic healing, and resource distribution to foster self-determination, equity, and collective growth. Join them for a Sunday volunteer session, either organizing donated clothes in their office or on the streets supporting food distribution! Learn more & get involved at healthehood.org #blackhistorymonth #boston #healing

This Black History Month, we're spotlighting Black-owned organizations making change in the Boston area. Meet the Design Studio for Social Intervention (DS4SI), an artistic research and development outfit for the improvement of civil society and everyday life. Residents have been able to come together through their Design Gym, The People's Late Night talk show, and their Public Kitchen! Learn more & get involved at ds4si.org #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #Boston #arts

The Mayor’s Youth Summit is back! Join City of Boston Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement on Saturday, February 22, 2025, from 5 - 8 PM at Artists for Humanity’s EpiCenter for a night of celebration, connection, and inspiration. This event highlights the contributions of Boston’s young people and provides opportunities to engage with City leaders, organizations, and peers. Reserve your free tickets now: https://lnkd.in/ePu3xewc