Event Videos and Recaps

The release event for a new report and resource map brought together practitioners and advocates to provide a deeper understanding of the existing gaps, needs, barriers, and areas of strength across the promotion, prevention, and intervention workforce.

TBF's Equality Fund and the Fenway Institute co-hosted this release of this new report highlighting the growth of Massachusetts' LGBTQ+ population and the challenges facing LGBTQ+ people in an increasingly difficult environment.

A boisterous panel highlighted the opportunity and deep need for artists and creatives to band together at a time of collective peril to build stronger, healthier communities.

The release of the new report, "Voices of Experience," provided a great opportunity for experts, researchers, landlords and tenants alike to weigh in on the Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program

On May 5, a record turnout for a Boston Foundation forum—nearly 1,200 registrants—gathered in person and online to discuss the findings from a recent survey of Massachusetts nonprofit leaders on a high-profile topic – the anticipated impacts of the shifting federal landscape.

Boston Indicators hosted a virtual release for a new mixed-methods report in collaboration with the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, which found the high cost-of-living in Massachusetts taking its toll on thousands of retired families without enough savings or income.

Produced in partnership with TBF's Racial Wealth Gap Partnership, this panel discussion explored the challenges of addressing appraisal bias - which costs prospective homesellers an estimated $162 billion in equity

Co-hosted by TBF, Artists for Humanity, MassCreative, and Zumix, this event featured conversations with leaders and practitioners in the field exploring ways to develop, protect and stabilize artist live-work spaces.

For the release of a new report examining the business side of family child-care, TBF, MassBudget and Boston Indicators brought together policymakers, advocates, funders, and providers to explore the essential role of home-based care in MA and ways it can serve as a pathway to wealth building and stability for early educators.

A who’s who of education and workforce development innovators convened on March 25 at the Boston Foundation to discuss different angles on the theme of equitably preparing Boston students for rewarding careers while ensuring our region’s economic future with a diverse and skilled workforce.