The 2020 Boston Foundation Annual Report features 20 local leaders, making a difference each day through their work in what has been an unprecedented year for Boston and its people.

The Boston Opportunity Agenda updates its annual look at the state of early education in Boston, and finds the COVID-19 pandemic has put even greater strain on the sector, reducing the number of available seats and putting current care and the future economic recovery at risk.

A new report from the Building Movement Project, sponsored by TBF and the Barr Foundation, uses a survey of more than 400 nonprofit leaders and employees and a series of focus groups conducted shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic to get perceptions and data on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in the Massachusetts nonprofit sector.

In the newest report from the Boston Indicators team, we partner with the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program to explore how a statewide zoning change might unlock the opportunity to create thousands of new homes near transit hubs in Massachusetts.

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the challenges facing childcare providers and parents. But how bad are things, and what can be done? Those were the topics of the Boston Opportunity Agenda's update of its 2019 State of Early Education report

In a wide-ranging conversation including educators, students and employers, Bunker Hill Community College and the Boston Foundation highlight the powerful impact of internships on advancing the career trajectory of community college students -- and building a stronger workforce.

The new Executive Director of SkillWorks, Andre Green, welcomes the CEO of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, Amanda Gage, for a conversation on the current state of workforce development programs and a national perspective on the challenges and opportunities for building a productive workforce in the COVID-19 era.

COVID-19 has made evident a number of major challenges facing the region's fast-growing Asian and Pacific Islander communities, and has also highlighted some of the important differences between them. At this first-ever forum sponsored by the Asian Community Fund, we explored the data and heard from nonprofit leaders about the issues keeping many Asians from accessing needed help and resources.

In conjunction with the release of the new report "The Burden of Bias in the Bay State: The Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap in Massachusetts," more than 450 people gathered online for a compelling discussion of the lingering racial leadership gap, and how nonprofits in Massachusetts are thinking about dismantling it.