Next month I will be participating in the 2023 Run to Home Base at Fenway Park to raise money for clinical care & support for veterans in honor of my brother, an Air Traffic Controller with the U.S. Air Force. If you're able, I'd appreciate your support! https://t.co/vdoSUvEBvR
Next month I will be participating in the 2023 Run to Home Base at Fenway Park to raise money for clinical care & support for veterans in honor of my brother, an Air Traffic Controller with the U.S. Air Force. If you're able, I'd appreciate your support! https://t.co/vdoSUvEBvR
Wondering if entrepreneurship is right for you? Thinking about making that side hustle a full time gig? I asked female entrepreneurs for their best tips to make your dream job a reality: https://t.co/yF3IvuM3yp @HerAgenda
My next piece for @HerAgenda is up! My sister is on an incredible cross-country journey with her family and was kind enough to share some tips for parents considering #vanlife
Today is Service Day at Suffolk! Each spring @SuffolkCCE organizes a day for the Suffolk community to perform service in the Greater Boston area. This year the CCE will be celebrating its 25th annual Service Day by connecting people through service, one stop at a time.
Absolutely thrilled to be writing again, especially for such an incredible organization that’s working hard to help women level up 💯
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“At that moment, with no plan, I just quit.” When Sarah Fernando, 33, was told by her boss that she had run out of sick days and would have to come back to work while one of her toddlers was in the hospital battling pneumonia, she knew it was time make a… https://t.co/D6sSZdfqYw
In partnership with @GBH and Ford Hall Forum, Suffolk welcomed panelists to campus today to discuss the new norms of media and democracy. The open classroom series, “Our Issues. Our Voices. Our Votes” invites students to explore pressing public policy issues with experts.
“We have actual proof that marginalized kids who read books about marginalized characters wind up feeling less alone,” says @jodipicoult. “Books bridge divides between people. Book bans create them.” https://t.co/RrSNDnzuBD
Suffolk staff on the top floor of 73 Tremont have had an eggs-citing time watching this red-tailed hawk build its nest over the past few days! #newkidonthehawk
The complex questions raised by the killing of Tyre Nichols inspired a thought-provoking discussion with Suffolk faculty experts. Their verdict: The road to much-needed reform is steep, because so many factors contribute to disparities in policing. https://t.co/Xm1fH1QNcN
Spencer, your spirit and determination inspired us all. We'll miss you, and are proud to call you a friend and forever the Official Dog of the Boston Marathon.💙💛
Spencer, a golden retriever known for his adorable support of @BostonMarathon athletes, has reached his finish line after another difficult battle with cancer. https://t.co/39ts92VTRL
Dow faced bitter racial discrimination that drove him from his New York practice in the 50s. After he retired he spent two decades as an activist in Chinatown and as a role model for civil rights lawyers https://t.co/6GqnHlXSl9
Harry Hom Dow JD'29 was honored as one of Boston's civil rights heroes during the unveiling of the Embrace statue. His family hopes a new generation of civil rights leaders will be inspired by the example he set https://t.co/j4eQZTfNmR