Leading #BUMetroBridge for @BUonCities | Previously econ dev + small biz policy expert for @leagueofcities | Alum of @gwtrachtenberg + @NU_CAMD + @bostonlatin
Huge thanks to the students in @JosephHarrisBU's @BUSociology course for presenting their #BUMetroBridge research findings to New Bedford's Health Department on #COVID19 responses and strategies in several Gateway Cities. We look forward to sharing more soon!
A dogwood tree garden, an LED-lit walkable labyrinth, and abstract art along the beach wall. These are a few #BUMetroBridge student ideas for collectively honoring Revere's COVID victims. Thank you Prof. Rébecca Bourgault, @BUArts, and City of Revere for this partnership.
At this year’s MetroLab Summit, students from member universities get the chance to compete! Submit your completed civic research projects for the chance to win $1K and be featured in the #MetroLabInnovationSeries.
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/1j9fF24ihg
How is Boston's media industry working on diversifying leadership, journalists, and the stories they tell? Join @BUonCities' Black Boston: Telling Our Stories Thursday, August 27, 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. RSVP
https://t.co/5hVhu2GQzr #metropolicy
BU Undergrads: Are you Interested in public service, city-level programs and policies, or municipal leadership on behalf of children, youth, and families? Apply for the @leagueofcities Menino Fellowship!
Deadline: August 23!
More info/Apply: https://t.co/WuSR1bBr0T
“We wanted to help BU faculty put their skills to use helping others during the #pandemic. All the projects are designed to move from research to action.” @BUonCities funds 5⃣ projects focused on people disproportionately impacted by #COVID19. ➡️ https://t.co/eAtdi6COIk @KathLusk
If you missed (or want to re-watch): Tuesday's discussion on Confronting Systemic Racism: Policing, Mass Incarceration & #BlackLivesMatter then head on over to YouTube: https://t.co/lkZc0PNyIC
Huge thank you to @KimberlyEAtkins, @ProfPAustin@raulspeaks, and @jsssms!
This is wrong, and discriminates against PhD students who have complex family situations, can’t afford to live “socially distant” in Boston, etc., with disproportionate impact on students of color. This should be walked back. It’s never too late to do the right thing.
Over 700 cash-strapped cities halt plans to repair roads, water systems or make other key investments (new research from @leagueofcities) https://t.co/ytDXKTHs5Y