Beverly Pierce

Project Director -TRIO EOC Programs, postsecondary success pathways, doctorate student, social justice advocator mom & artist.

[𝘎𝘦𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘴𝘙𝘛𝘈 @genesisoot]

MassEdCO is shutting down due to cost cutting. These people helped me tremendously. They've been active since 1986 but the department of education "cited a reference to DEI training listed in their rationale".

I don't like to get political, but this is now affecting me

[The Nap Ministry @TheNapMinistry]

Not the white lady in my inbox asking me if I make space for equity in my work. Girl bye.

You’ve been to way too many fraud DEI workshops. This real life Black liberation work. Go ask yo mama.

I don’t answer to white folks about justice work.

[Black Gaze Podcast @BlackGazePod]

Guess who’s back? The Queens of @BlackGazePod! In this 1st episode of Season 4 we letting y’all know where we been, what we been doing. We are discussing the importance of rest! Shout out to @TheNapMinistry for being the #blackprint on how to rest. Tap in: https://t.co/IuNMfB8VxD

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

MassEdCO Boston Education and Career Planning Center is so excited to host our hybrid FAFSA Day event at the Boston Public Library today! Financial aid experts will help with completing FAFSA form and answer questions about financial aid process. #fafsa #help #Boston

[Deadric T. Williams @doc_thoughts]

For many years, I felt the need to shrink myself to make mediocre people feel good about themselves, especially when I was in graduate school. I moved beyond this line of thinking a few years ago. Now 👇🏾

[Amanda Gorman @TheAmandaGorman]

Unshackled from terror,
To love is how we vow
That we are here,
That we are.
It is how we break free.
Happy Juneteenth everyone 🖤

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

Grateful to @BlackGazePod for cultivating space for centering blackness, joy and healing. ✊🏾👏🏾I’ve repeatedly listened to season 2….taking notes, journaling my thoughts and building my resources list! 👀 forward to starting season 3!

[Tara L. Parker @TaraLParker]

Should Colleges Make Anti-Racism Part of Their Mission? #hied615 #TheCypher https://t.co/Vj5DqrcLBN

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

@triciaebarvia @ltalusan @tiffanymjewell Facts! Bc of this we need to dump out the cup lies we were taught in school and refill it with true narratives and stories of those excluded.

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

It is with heavy heart that I write this. On 9/20/21 my brother passed away due to cardiac arrest. His illness & death was sudden. My family are trying to raise funds to pay for his funeral. Please consider donating, if you are able to. https://t.co/RTKflFrVOw #GoFundMe

[BHCC Library @bhcclibrary]

Message from the dean of LLC @OscarRLanza: Reflection, celebration, recognition, action, accountability, and observance: #JuneTeenth2021. @BHCCBoston offices are closed today in observance. Yet one day is only a start. The work to uplift #antiracism is daily. #solidarity.

[Natasha @NatashaMLee]

Being Black is NOT a predictor for health disparities.

Anti-Black racism IS a predictor for health disparities.

I’m tired of the racist literature. TIRED.

[Educator @DrAnnLopez]

Normalize saying “Ss marginalized by the education system” instead of “marginalized students” #LanguageMatters

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

One down....many more to go!!!

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

No someone who enjoys working with HS and post high school Latinx groups to help with post secondary planning. If so, share this opportunity with them. https://t.co/XnTfdEgujG

[Patricia Krueger-Henney @pkruegerhenney]

@UMBLeadershipEd has 4 programs (70% POC, mostly women) and operates at 50% faculty capacity. When Provost @jbberger asks @UMASSBoston faculty to do more with less, you’re asking students to do the same. 1 @UMBUrbanEd faculty hire is not enough #DoBetterUMB #UrbanEdMattersUMB

[Beverly Pierce @BeverlyPierce]

@AAPolicyForum Looking forward to this event. Please share registration details.

[African American Policy Forum @AAPolicyForum]

Her Dream Deferred: A Week on the Status of Black Women is a week-long series of conversations and virtual events focused on elevating the crisis facing Black women and girls in our country.

March 29 – April 2. Stay tuned for details and registration info!