The performance will weave themes of freedom, spirituality, healing, and pain through visuals, sound, and movement inspired by traditional African/African-American practices. The performance forges a space to manipulate time and disrupt the sonic environment of colonialism. We invite the audience to sit with the discomfort and wonder of the dead, the living, and beyond —as we honor traditions of possibility, resilience, collective care, liberation, and truth-telling.

Join for a fun, free day of on-the-water and on-land activities in Boston's Fort Point Channel (and Seaport)! Kayak, explore, and learn more about what the waterfront has to offer you.

Get free haircuts and hairstyles for back to school! All hair must be washed and blow dried upon arrival. Walk ins are welcomed but not guaranteed.

Roundhead Brewing Company and Fresh Food Generation present Alianza Park Series, a first-of-its-kind mobile beer garden and hospitality series coming to seven neighborhood parks across the City of Boston! Alianza Park Series combines a menu of small-batch brews from the Latino-owned Roundhead Brewing Company and farm-to-plate Caribbean American eats from Fresh Food Generation.

Alianza will takeover Brighton Commons in Brighton from 9/11 – September 22, operating from Wednesday to Sunday!

Please join us for a virtual workshop, "Classroom Confidence: Ensuring Menstrual Equity for Students." Whether you're a student, caregiver, or educator, this workshop is all about making a real difference in the lives of student menstruators. We'll explore the definition of menstrual equity, identify the challenges and barriers that prevent its advancement in school settings, and analyze the negative impact these barriers have on students' experiences. But we won't stop there - together, we'll brainstorm strategies and create action plans to promote menstrual equity within your classrooms and school community.

The Embrace Massó "¡Con Salsa!” International Music Festival (EMCS) is an electrifying celebration of music, culture, and social justice. EMCS embodies Embrace Boston’s commitment to social change through the universal language of community, music, and placemaking. This dynamic event showcases the rich diversity of Latin and global rhythms, melodies, and traditions, uniting performers and audiences from around the world in a spirit of harmony and solidarity.

Join Boston Harbor Now and AfroDesiaCity for a cruise and relaxing evening on Spectacle Island, curated by and for communities of color. Enjoy games, food & drinks, and live music!

Tickets include:

A round trip ferry ride to Spectacle Island
Arts and live musical performances
Breathtaking sunset views of the Boston skyline
After-hours access to the Island
Food for purchase from ZaZ Restaurant

Looking to meet someone special in Boston? Join us for highly requested singles mixer.

Your ticket includes:

🍸 A welcome drink to kick off the evening
🎧 Music from the iconic local DJ Frenchy
💬 Icebreaker cards to spark engaging conversations
Why join?

Connect with other Boston singles in a relaxed fun environment
Enjoy great drinks and vibes
A perfect opportunity to meet someone new, whether you're looking for love or just good company.
No age cap—if you're 29 or older, you're welcome to join the fun. Grab your ticket now and get ready for a night of connections and good times!

Join Resource Organizing Project for a donor organizing experiment and house party to fund the frontlines of local racial and economic justice movements.

Looking to meet someone special in Boston? Join us for highly requested singles mixer.

Your ticket includes:

🍸 A welcome drink to kick off the evening
🎧 Music from the iconic local DJ Frenchy
💬 Icebreaker cards to spark engaging conversations
Why join?

Connect with other Boston singles in a relaxed fun environment
Enjoy great drinks and vibes
A perfect opportunity to meet someone new, whether you're looking for love or just good company.
No age cap—if you're 29 or older, you're welcome to join the fun. Grab your ticket now and get ready for a night of connections and good times!

Join the Partnership for Financial Equity and the

Racial Wealth Gap Partnership at the Boston Foundation for our event this fall,

Programs with a Purpose: The Power of SPCPs!



Special Purpose Credit Programs (SPCPs) are lending products targeted to historically underserved and economically disadvantaged groups and neighborhoods. Designed to mitigate the structural barriers experience by disadvantaged populations to access fair credit opportunities, including redlining and lending discrimination, the programs have played a role in advancing financial equity and bridging the gap between white borrowers and borrowers of color. However, despite their potential in reducing barriers to business ownership, home ownership, and wealth accumulation, SPCPs have been historically underutilized and underfunded.

Join us for a public reception for Jackson’s solo exhibition Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe with music by DJ TROY Frost. Presenting the first mid-career retrospective of the Cambridge-based artist, Across the Universe brings together vibrant prints, paintings, videos, textiles, and sculptures from Jackson’s past decade of work that powerfully explore systemic inequities found throughout U.S. history.

Frontlines is the first step in joining the I Have A Future movement. It’s 2 hours of food, conversation, building community connections, and learning about IHAF’s history, theory of change, and current programs. By the end you’ll know exactly how you can begin to take control of your future build power to enact transformational change with I Have A Future.

The Black Response (TBR) is an abolitionist research and advocacy organization that envisions and works toward building a world free of carceral and harmful responses. We seek to uplift the Black, brown, and otherwise marginalized communities in Cambridge and everywhere by working to unbundle and abolish policing, defund the police to invest in communities, and support the building of alternatives to public safety and the development of community care initiatives.

This year’s Funder Education Briefing is brought to you by Borealis Philanthropy Black-Led Movement Fund and Communities Transforming Policing Fund. The presentations of this briefing will focus on TBR’s current research and advocacy approaches. Our fundraising goal for this event is $10,000.-

This event will be incredibly informative for funders and donors who intend to continue funding alternative public safety programs and community care initiatives.

Join us for the "Prepare & Repair Symposium" on September 21st, 2024, at Boston Latin Academy (9:00 AM - 2:30 PM). This event marks the 50th anniversary of Boston public schools' desegregation, exploring its impacts on urban renewal.