This building at 270 Congress Street in Boston (near South Station) was built in 1899 to house multiple printing tenants (now it houses a bakery and a café). Nearby Atlantic Avenue and Summer Street were the heart of Boston's printing industry at the time.
There have been ongoing discussions lately about how to attract more young people to the printing industry, including more women and minorities, and the need to create more gender equality at the executive levels. Here's where we need to start: https://t.co/82Ed7puKf3
It's amazing how many people suffer from some form of #colordeficiency and don't even realize it. Take the X-Rite #ColorChallenge to see if you're one of them. https://t.co/2vC7G0mscK