Massachusetts

6:32

Accept People For Their Abilities Do Not Define Them For Their Disabilities

‘I think part of the biggest issue we deal with is fear, fear of the unknown and stigma, in the sense that people with disabilities can't work.’ The Arc of Bristol County’s, Michael Andrande, discusses breaking down stereotypes and create opportunities.

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6:08

Tackling The Alarming Decline In Self-Esteem Of Girls Between Ages 8-11

"There's a lot of research out there that talks about how women and girls, girls, in particular, lose their confidence by the age of 11." Strong Women, Strong Girls Boston's Natalie Martinez talks boosting self-esteem through multi-generational mentorship.

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6:40

"We End Up Serving 60,000 Of Those Folks Who Are Most Vulnerable"

"We have families who might have been on the edge before the pandemic. The pandemic causes job loss. It causes the struggle between the balance of school, daycare, and work." United Way of Greater Plymouth County Executive Director, Dennis Carman, discusses compounding issues challenging communities.

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6:14

You Don't Want To Miss This When You Visit Boston

Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau President and CEO, Martha Sheridan, talks the many events hosted in Boston and the region from the recent U.S. Open and NBA Finals to the Red Sox at Fenway; and from summer concerts to the upcoming 2023 Army-Navy Game and the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Gillette.

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6:20

These Communities Are Building A More Just And Sustainable Food System

Anne Hayes shares how The Food Project brings youth of all races, ethnicities and gender identities together to learn about food and where it goes; TFC community supported agriculture program; and how to run markets, farmers markets and mobile markets.

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6:55

Changing The Way People With Disabilities Live Work And Socialize

Northeast Arc is changing the way people with disabilities live, work and socialize in the community. CEO Jo Ann Simons discusses the Arc's community-facing programs and enterprises at The Center for Linking Lives at the Liberty Tree Mall in Danvers.

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5:54

This Lawrence MA Organization Empowers Its Community To Grow Their Own Food

Lawrence MA youth are being paid to learn while they work; greening their community, growing food, learning the importance of food, learning about climate resiliency, learning about recycling and upcycling. Lesly Melendez of Groundwork Lawrence explains.

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6:35

"I found it really hard for myself to navigate and build community in the c...

"I learned over my time being here how much talent Boston misses out on because people are not able to really see themselves here personally and professionally." Boston While Black Founder, Sheena Collier, talks about how changing the experience of Boston can help change the brand.

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8:42

Here's How Camp Can Be A Formative Experience For Youth Post Pandemic

Camp Harbor View welcomes Boston youth to the Harbor Islands to self-explore, have fun and be a kid. Executive Director, Lisa Fortenberry, discusses creating a safe, healthy environment for youth to thrive and be hopeful in a post-pandemic world.

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5:43

What You Need To Know About Cape Cod Tourism, Housing And The Economy

Cape Cod Massachusetts has unique challenges post-pandemic. Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce CEO, Paul Niedzwiecki, discusses the impact labor shortages, housing shortages and supply shortages have on summer travel and tourism to the Cape.

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6:51

The Department of Agriculture Protecting The Food System And Animal Health

From cranberries to oysters, the Massachusetts Agricultural sector brings in $475 million dollars of business every year. MA Department of Agriculture Commissioner, John Lebeaux, talks keeping a safe and secure food supply; and keeping the agricultural sector diverse and thriving.

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8:42

How Do Nature-Based Solutions Tackle Climate Change And Biodiversity Loss?

"Unless we address 30 percent of our climate pollution through nature, we are not going to meet our global goals to address climate change." The Nature Conservancy Massachusetts State Director, Deb Markowitz, discusses nature-based solutions.

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8:20

Here's How City Council Is Working To Make Boston More Equitable

A more equitable Boston is the top focus of Boston City Council. City Councilor At-Large Ruthzee Louijeune shares priorities to create affordable housing, educational, employment and other opportunities for Boston’s working class and essential workers.

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6:00

Creating A Safe Place For Springfield Youth

Springfield Boys and Girls Club partnered with Springfield Public Schools to welcome 150 students for summer learning in math, science and reading. Executive Dir., Vinnie Borello, talks about the summer learning loss and keeping kids safe and engaged.

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6:09

Art, History And Science Museums Together On One Campus

The Springfield Museums, a Smithsonian affiliate, has art, history, science all in the same downtown Springfield campus. Science Museum Director, Jenny Powers, talks about the many offerings from the planetarium to International Space Station exhibit.

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4:42

Learn How To Use Self-Esteem Skills In Work And In Life

Self Esteem Boston teaches people how to use self-esteem skills in work and in life through programs online and in person in goal-setting, stress management, job readiness, wellness and more.
Self Esteem Boston Founder, Marion Davis, explains.

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