Massive cuts from DOJ are threatening crucial services for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. We remain dedicated to ensuring that all survivors in Massachusetts have access to services and support that meet their needs and affirm their dignity.
Yesterday, the @bostonchamber hosted an inspiring 'Behind the Scenes of a SPACE Grantee' event, bringing together past recipients of the Supporting Pandemic-Affected Community Enterprises (SPACE) grant for a lively panel at Democracy Brewing.
Thank you to the @bostonchamber for featuring Proverb in your Member Spotlight series! Discover how we approach design with curiosity, bravery, and heart, creating work that goes beyond aesthetics to make a positive impact.
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I was a waitress at a local restaurant on the North Shore in my 20s. Servers work hard and deserve to be well-compensated. Maura and I join them in opposing Question 5 because we believe it will lower their compensation and hurt small businesses.
83! Congratulations to #Holliston and #Needham who joined the 81 cities and towns that have adopted zoning intended for compliance with the #MBTACommunitiesLaw.
With the best schools and the best care, Massachusetts is the best place to live, work and raise a family.
We’re working every day to keep it that way.
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I’m voting No on 2 because no matter the community, every child deserves the highest quality education.
If Question 2 passes, we'll become one of two states that don’t have a statewide standard for graduation. The only standard remaining would be four years of gym.
INBOX: @MassGovernor, @MassLtGov, and @MassAGO are rallying today at 2:30 p.m. in Roxbury against a ballot question that would eliminate the MCAS exam as a grad requirement. This appears to be the 1st time that Campbell has come out publicly against the measure #mapoli
I want to state the obvious as sides are drawn: I find it entirely consistent to want to eradicate Hezbollah and also worry about Lebanese civilians and family there. It is justified to be skeptical of Netanyahu's definition of a limited ground excursion. We should all be.
MA is the #1 state for women.
The #1 state to have a baby.
The #1 state to raise a family.
But when every expecting mother isn't getting the best care, being #1 isn’t enough. We need to do more.
That’s why I just signed a bill expanding access to maternal health care.
Looking to get involved with improving Boston's nightlife?
The @CityofBoston will host Liquor License Application Process Virtual Office Hours, where existing and new proprietors can speak with Licensing Board staff about the application process.
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MA is the #1 state for women – but when we still earn 79 cents for every dollar men make, it’s not enough. Let's close the gap for good.
Today with legislators, advocates, labor, and business leaders, I signed a bill requiring employers to put salary ranges in job postings.
Congratulations, Hema! As the Chair of the Governor's Council to Address Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Human Trafficking, I’m looking forward to working with you in this new role. Heartfelt thanks to Debra Robbin for her leadership and commitment to survivors across Massachusetts.
President Biden: "This nation was founded on the principle that there are no kings in America, each of us is equal before the law...Today's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity, that fundamentally changed."
Thank you to the Cummings Foundation for the transformative grant in the Chamber’s MA Apprentice Network!
Our SVP Celia Richa and Director Mike Holland had a wonderful time celebrating the $225,000 grant with the Cummings Foundation team.
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We’re proud to congratulate two of our small business customers receiving special recognition this month from the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce for their commitment to excellence.