There are roughly 1,300 school-based food distribution sites across the state. A recent survey of 60 schools by Project Bread shows that about 24% of the student population that receives…
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Nonprofits have been particularly challenged by the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis. WBUR Radio Boston checks in with two local nonprofit leaders, Erin McAleer, president of Project Bread, and Mark Culliton,…
The coronavirus pandemic that has forced schools and colleges to shutter their doors could ultimately spur positive change after the crisis ends, local educators say, but the trying times also…
In this op-ed, Teak Media + Communication president Jackie Herskovitz Russell offers her expertise on crisis communications, especially in the era of COVID-19. Read the full story here.
Food insecurity in Massachusetts has become a major concern as more people file for unemployment due to job loss during the coronavirus pandemic. WGBH Morning Edition host Joe Mathieu spoke with the…
CNN’s Message of Hope captured the precious moment when grandparents met their grandchild for the first time – through a window – at North Shore Medical Center’s birthing center. Despite social distancing, the most…
WHDH interviewed the Harvey-Carelis family as they welcomed their new St. Patrick’s Day baby, Maeve Francis, into the world. With social distancing in place due to the coronavirus, NSMC Birthplace…
The Sweeney family grandparents came together to meet their new grandchild Grace at NSMC’s Birthplace through a scheduled window visit. Due to COVID-19, visitors that meet specific criteria are able…
In John Singer Sargent’s creations, African-American bellhop Thomas McKeller appears as classical gods and goddesses in a mural in the rotunda of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; as a World War…
Sargent is the subject of two exhibitions, in Washington and Boston. Although both shows are rich in gossip value, neither is focused on Sargent’s dashing ways with brushes and oil…
