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Events

The Boston Foundation sponsors a series of popular events designed to engage the community with the challenges facing our city and region. These are attended by thousands of dedicated people every year.

Upcoming Events

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Investment in Early Education and Child Care in Massachusetts

What should be the unified strategy to optimize the use of funding in a way that catapults the early education and child-care sector forward? The Rennie Center for Education Research & Policy joins The Boston Foundation for this report release, bringing together policymakers, advocates, funders, and providers to celebrate the successes of recent investments, identify challenges that remain, and explore how funding can best support the sector. The Rennie Center will share the results of their research on this topic, and a stakeholder panel will discuss how to act on key findings from the study.

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Legalizing Mid-Rise Single-Stair Housing in Massachusetts

To address our housing challenges, we must confront barriers embedded in our regulations. Boston Indicators contracted with JCHS and Utile to produce a new report, Legalizing Mid-Rise Single-Stair Housing in Massachusetts, which we are excited to discuss at this upcoming report release event. The report takes a close look at the building code requirement that residential buildings between three and six stories must include two staircases. By exploring the potential for allowing single- staircase designs, particularly in smaller, urban parcels, this report examines how we could unlock new possibilities for more affordable, space-efficient housing.

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The Latino Factor: Road to Prosperity. Flyer advertising the hybrid event on October 22 with an in-person reception at 6pm and hybrid conversation at 7pm with photos of panelists
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The Latino Factor: Road to Prosperity

In partnership with Conexion and GBH, this community forum will feature a keynote by renowed author/journalist Ray Suarez and panel with local experts to dicuss the socioeconomic impact Latinos have on our home state. If you're joining in-person, the event will kick off from 6-7 p.m. with a reception featuring delicious food and the chance to connect with fellow attendees. The conversation from 7-8:45 p.m. will be hybrid, with attendees in-person and the option to livestream.

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¡Para Frente! Brazilians in Massachusetts

In partnership with Instituto Diaspora Brasil, the Latino Equity Fund at TBF is thrilled to launch of a special report that commemorates 50 years of the vibrant Brazilian community in MA. Join us for this report release and forum for an in-depth analysis of the demographics of MA's Brazilian population, along with rich insights from interviews and focus groups with second-generation Brazilians, community organizations, entrepreneurs, religious leaders, and artists. Join us in honoring this remarkable community and exploring the dynamic landscape of Brazilian life in Boston and beyond!

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Selected Recent Events

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Safety Net Grants Information Session

This session offered potential applicants to the Safety Net Grants program a chance to learn more about the eligibility requirements, application process and selection criteria.

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Redefining Maternal Health: Innovations and Equity for Birthing People

This webinar, part of the Nurturing Strong Beginnings Coffee and Conversation series, will focus on maternal morbidity and mortality. Recent research reveals significant disparities among birthing people, despite improved data collection. This event will feature a research presentation and a panel discussion with healthcare leaders and advocates, addressing the key factors causing these outcomes. Experts will discuss advancing maternal health equity, addressing systemic injustices, and promoting change.

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¡Pa’lante! Childcare Matters In partnership with Amplify LatinX

In Massachusetts, quality childcare and early education are limited and expensive, particularly for Black and Latino children. This forum will bring together local experts to discuss the latest trends and challenges in childcare and early education and their impact on communities of color, and provide a networking opportunity for attendees, providers and officials. Click below to register or to learn more about other events in the series.

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Pathways to Opportunity: Career-Connected Learning for Boston's Young People

How do we ensure citywide goals guide high-quality, relevant, and flexible college and career pathways for young people in Boston? This event brought together local education leaders to discuss the collective ways we can achieve citywide goals, prepare for challenges ahead, and leverage opportunities to strengthen the ecosystem of career-connected learning options.

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The State of AAPI-owned Businesses in Mass.

AAPI businesses are the fastest-growing ownership sector in Massachusetts, yet they continue to be misunderstood and under-supported. The Asian Business Empowerment Council (ABEC) initiated a multi-year study to explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by AAPI entrepreneurs. This event delved into the study's findings, with insights from community organizations, funders, and AAPI business owners, and engaged a panel of experts to discuss policy and practice strategies for driving change.

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Programs with a Purpose: The Power of SPCPs

Special Purpose Credit Programs (SPCPs) are tools designed to support underserved and economically disadvantaged communities through targeted lending products. This event brought together financial and legal experts, policymakers, and community leaders to discuss the design, implementation, and impact of SPCPs, drawing on their real-world experiences.

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Homelessness in Greater Boston Trends in the Context of Our Broader Housing Crisis

How many people are homeless in Greater Boston, what are the recent trends, who is falling into homelessness, and what role does Greater Boston's housing crisis play? In a new analysis, Boston Indicators takes a deep dive into the data on homelessness in Greater Boston to answer these questions. At this 30-minute author briefing, Boston Indicators researchers Kelly Harrington and Peter Ciurczak shared findings of this new report.

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Minding the Gap: Community Wealth

Hosted by the Greater Boston Partnership to Close the Racial Wealth Gap, this event, the third in a Minding the Gap series, convened community wealth experts to discuss the history and importance of community wealth initiatives, and their value for strengthening local economic power and community assets.

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The Latino Equity Fund Presents: ¡Pa’lante! A Decade of Impact

The year 2024 marks the 10th anniversary of the Latino Equity Fund’s (LEF) first grant cycle as an established equity fund at TBF. To commemorate LEF’s impact as the only philanthropic fund dedicated to Latinos in MA, the Fund hosted a community celebration that featured Latinidad, music, performances and delicious local cuisine at Bow Market in Somerville. Thank you for joining us to celebrate!

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Setting Roots in Rocky Soil: The State of AAPI-owned Businesses in Massachusetts

The Asian Business Empowerment Council (ABEC) at the Asian Community Fund released of a multi-year study examining the complex and diverse challenges and opportunities experienced by AAPI entrepreneurs and engage in conversation around policy and practice strategies for change.

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Equality Fund Annual Pride Celebration

Celebrating Pride is an annual tradition for the Equality Fund. Each year, this is a time when we announce new grantees and celebrate our nonprofit partners’ transformative work. It's also a time to recognize our donors’ commitment to the Fund’s mission: to advance the equitable treatment of LGBTQ+ individuals and their families and support Greater Boston nonprofit organizations that serve and strengthen the LGBTQ+ community.

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Hiring Skilled Immigrants in Massachusetts: What Employers Need to Know

A new report by UMass Donahue Institute examines the many ways employers can engage with skilled immigrants and reviews the African Bridge Network’s proposed verification process, which seeks to mitigate the hiring of skilled immigrants in MA. The forum reviewed the study's findings and provided a comprehensive status report on local initiatives that support the career advancement of skilled immigrants.

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Inequality and Insecurity in Retirement

As part of the Racial Wealth Equity Resource Center initiative, Boston Indicators has partnered with Jeffrey Thompson and Hope Bodenschatz of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston to produce Inequality and Insecurity in Retirement, a new report that will be presented and discussed at this release event.

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En Comunidad: A Spring Celebration in East Boston

Featuring live music, food from local businesses, and leaders from over 15 community organizations, TBF hosted a spring community gathering in East Boston. Partners from local East Boston businesses, musicians, and nonprofits all gathered at the beautiful Bremen Street Park for a fun, free, and family-friendly event where neighbors of all ages came together to listen, dance, learn, mingle, and enjoy delicious food together.

RWE Conversation Series
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Racial Wealth Equity Research and Conversation Series - Debt: Exploring Wealth Beyond Assets

The fourth installment in the Boston Indicators' and Boston Fed's Racial Wealth Equity Research and Conversation Series went beyond assets to explore the role of debt in the racial wealth gap. The webinar, "Debt: Exploring Wealth Beyond Assets," took place on May 9, 2024, featuring research from the Aspen Institute’s report "Disparities in Debt: Why Debt is a Driver in the Racial Wealth Gap," presented by researchers Steven Brown and Katherine Lucas McKay.

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Food, Fuel and Shelter Fund Forum

Nonprofit partners in TBF's Food, Fuel and Shelter Fund shared their stories of impact and discussed how philanthropy can work differently to address the spiraling level of demand for basic needs in this thought-provoking conversation at the Edgerley Center for Civic Leadership.

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Nurturing Strong Beginnings Coffee & Conversation Unlocking Equity: Bridging the Gap for Families and Communities

The conversation featured four speakers whose work impacts children and families in the Commonwealth, each with different yet complementary approaches to their work, ranging from inequities in maternal health, to housing, education and support for caregivers.

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Shifting Power & Advancing Justice: A Celebration of the Movements and Leaders Shaping Our Collective Future

Thank you for joining us for the Shifting Power and Advancing Justice (SPAJ) partnership launch event where we honored six remarkable leaders who are at the heart of transformative movements! Through this initiative, which aims to uplift movement leaders to reclaim their power and strengthen the communities they serve, we'll provide multi-year funding and resources for these six leaders and their organizations that have critical roles in advancing social justice in Greater Boston. The event featured engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and stories of change and action, offering a space to connect, reflect, and draw inspiration from the individuals and organizations who are redefining our community’s future.

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Massachusetts Migrant Families Relief Fund
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How Can Philanthropy Support Migrant Relief?

On March 27, 2024, The Boston Foundation held a briefing with donors to discuss the current influx of newcomers in Massachusetts. The conversation covered the ways in which philanthropy can support relief for the influx of newcomers from other countries. The conversation explored the numerous obstacles new arrivals face as they try to survive and thrive in our ever-changing region amid challenges such as language barriers, increases in xenophobia, and a lack of cultural understanding. As stated by Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll during our conversation, “government cannot take this on alone,” which is why we hope you will rise to this unique challenge and help us to alleviate the many issues new Bostonians face.

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Minding the Gap: Enterprise Wealth

The second event of the Minding the Gap series focused on Enterprise Wealth and the relationship between race, business ownership, and wealth. Due to decades of systemic racism and discrimination from governments, banks, and other financial institutions, people of color have been routinely excluded from the prospect of enterprise ownership, leading to disproportionately low levels of businesses owned and grown in communities of color. This event featured two panel discussions: Business Incubators & Advocates, and Business Owners.

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2024 State of Early Education and Care Report Release

The 2024 State of Early Education and Care Report, "Strengthening the Foundation: A Profile of Early Childhood Educators in Boston and Beyond," examines the findings of a statewide survey of early education and care providers across Massachusetts and shines a light on the needs of this critical workforce in Boston. These findings illuminate central areas within this vital sector, identifying trends, challenges, and opportunities that shape the experiences of educators and the early learning environments they create.

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Global Greater Boston: Immigrants in a Changing Region

For as long as it’s been a city, immigrants have been central to Boston’s identity. For our new report 'Global Greater Boston: Immigrants in a Changing Region,' Boston Indicators partnered with Immigration Research Initiative to analyze who makes up immigrant communities in Greater Boston, quantify what they contribute to our regional economy, and detail the immigration pathways they take to get here. The event included a presentation of report highlights.

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Rising Numbers, Unmet Needs

Students who have recently immigrated to the US and are English learners are met with the difficulty of learning English while simultaneously fulfilling the requirements for a high-school diploma. TBF welcomed Brown University's Annenberg Institute on January 31, 2024, for a conversation with experts in the field of education to discuss the unique challenges faced by immigrant newcomers to Massachusetts public schools, building on the Annenberg Institute’s recent report, 'Rising Numbers, Unmet Needs: Immigrant Newcomers in Massachusetts High Schools.'

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Nurturing Strong Beginnings Coffee & Conversation: What Would It Take to Nurture Strong Beginnings?

Nurturing Strong Beginnings, one of the Boston Foundation's four pathways to equity, relaunched its Coffee and Conversation series on the morning of January 26, 2024. The webinar featured three distinguished experts: Amy O'Leary, Executive Director at Strategies for Children, Dr. Renee Boynton-Jarrett, Founder and CEO of Vital Village Networks, and Dr. Alexy Arauz-Boudreau, Associate Chief of Pediatrics for Primary Care at Mass General Brigham.

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Criminal Justice Reform in Massachusetts. A Five-Year Progress Assessment
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Criminal Justice Reform in Massachusetts Report Release

On January 24th, 2024, community members gathered in the Edgerly Center for Civic Leadership at the Boston Foundation for the release of Criminal Justice Reform in Massachusetts: A Five-year Progress Assessment. The event included a presentation of highlights from the report, followed by a panel discussion. Written in partnership by researchers at Boston Indicators and MassINC, this is the first systematic look at the impact of two landmark criminal justice reform laws passed in 2018. The report offers recommendations for how MA can build on its progress as it works to counter longstanding challenges.

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RWE Conversation Series
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Racial Wealth Equity Series: Baby Bonds

This virtual event in the Racial Wealth Equity Research and Conversation Series focused on baby bonds and featured Dr. Darrick Hamilton alongside Massachusetts Treasurer Deborah Goldberg and Connecticut Treasurer Erick Russell. The event explored Dr. Hamilton’s research on the potential of baby bonds to help narrow the racial wealth gap and advance economic security for all. It also featured a discussion of the nation’s first statewide baby bonds program being rolled out in Connecticut and compared this with similar legislation pending in Massachusetts.

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#ShopAAPI Night Market

For one special night only, a roster of AAPI-operated small businesses were on hand at a unique Asian-style night market inside the atrium at 75 Arlington/10 St. James in Back Bay with holiday gifts, delectable treats and other festive items! Continue your holiday shopping and support local AAPI-owned businesses by shopping at these vendors with the #shopAAPI Holiday Shopping Guide linked below.

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Minding the Gap, Part 1: Land Wealth

The first of the Boston Foundation’s Racial Wealth Gap Event Series, “Minding the Gap: Land Wealth,” focused on the role race and wealth have had in the distribution, allocation, and protection of land in our country. Ranging from the creation and enforcement of restrictive land use regulations, such as zoning laws, to the lack of investment in and prioritization of available public goods, the racial wealth gap has played a role in how land is used and who gets to benefit from it.

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Color of the Capital Gap: An Update and Discussion

This Color of the Capital Gap forum featured a presentation of the latest data on the local disparities in capital access for entrepreneurs of color and a candid discussion with mission financing institutions that are working hard to close the gap.

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Pathways to Equity: The 2023 Boston Foundation Annual Meeting

On November 16, more than 300 people packed the Edgerley Center for Civic Leadership and our office space for the 2023 Annual Meeting. Featuring food from TBF nonprofit partner NECAT, a wonderful musical performance from Hamilton-Garrett Center for Music and Arts' Youth Choir, and with the 12 remarkable people featured in our Annual Report as special guests, we celebrated our new brand, our renewed focus on equity, and the nonprofits, donors and community partners who power of collective work.

Read the annual report
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Greater Boston Housing Report Card 2023

Greater Boston faces a crippling housing shortage, the effects of which are most destabilizing for moderate- and low-income families and families of color in the region. The Greater Boston Housing Report Card highlighted how the region has been falling behind on housing production, and how housing cost burdens have been increasing, making rental housing and homeownership increasingly unaffordable.

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Building Community Power Through Grassroots Philanthropy

TBF President & CEO Lee Pelton joined the leaders of our three Equity Funds – Scott Knox, Javier Juarez, and Danielle Kim – with grantees from these funds – for a rich conversation about amplifying community power for our most marginalized communities and advancing a shared vision for grassroots philanthropy.

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Exclusionary by Design:  Zoning as a Tool of Race, Class and Family Exclusion

As part of a new Racial Wealth Equity Research Center initiative, Boston Indicators commissioned Amy Dain, among the region’s leading zoning experts, to research and write Exclusionary by Design: An Investigation of Zoning’s Use as a Tool of Race, Class, and Family Exclusion in Boston’s Suburbs, 1920 to Today. Based on extensive review of local planning documents, state reports, and press coverage over the past 100 years, the report finds widespread use of zoning as a tool of social exclusion against residents of color, especially Black residents; lower-income and working-class residents; families with school-aged children; religious minorities; immigrants; and, in some cases, any newcomers/outsiders at all.

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Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action: Exploring Potential Implications & Opportunities for Nonprofits

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling effectively ending affirmative action in college admissions has rippled across sectors, prompting nonprofit, corporate, and government leaders to examine potential impacts on their constituents, employees, programming, and missions. While the implications are not yet fully known, the nonprofit sector and its allies face a pivotal moment and opportunity to come together to continue to advance commitments to building a more just and equitable society.

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A Long Road Home Report Release

Policies have systematically denied opportunities to Black households and other households of color, dramatically driving the racial wealth gap and entrenching the hurdles for some populations to accumulate wealth. At this event, Boston Indicators released the new report, A Long Road Home, which explores the existing landscape of programs and policies in Massachusetts to support homeowners—many of which are national models—and how we can build on this foundation to continue addressing these discriminatory policies and practices and pushing toward equity.

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