Boston man following through on promises made after death of George Floyd
A Massachusetts businessman got to work after the death of George Floyd. And two years later, he's following through on the promises he made.
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A Massachusetts businessman got to work after the death of George Floyd. And two years later, he's following through on the promises he made.
Rollins Ross. provides music lessons for children through his company "Ross Music Company."
Reverand Mariama White-Hammond Is the Chief of Environment, Energy and Open Space for the city of Boston.
Toy Burton is the founder and Executive Director of DeeDee's Cry.
Glynn Lloyd is the Executive Director of Mill City Community Investments.
Priscilla Douglas is the board chair at the Boston Public Library.
Boston Public Library is celebrating Black History Month as librarians have gathered dozens of new books aimed at sharing the African-American experience.
T. Michael Thomas is focused on getting young people off the streets and providing a career for them.
Michael Curry is the President and CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers.
Imari Paris Jeffries is the Executive Director of Embrace Boston.
Ava Callender Concepcion is the Commissioner for the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission.
Darryl Settles is the President of Catalyst Ventures Development and a community service activist.
Archaeological digs around Boston have been able to pinpoint important findings of the past.
Segun Idowu has worn many hats when it comes to making Boston a better place for all.
Tony Richards volunteers his time to coaching kids in an education-first environment.
Dolls play an important role in child development, but some kids don't have one that looks like them.
A Boston non-profit is providing culinary training to help unemployed adults find work in the industry.
Robert Lewis Jr is well known as a community leader who gives tirelessly to Boston's youth.
Collette Phillips is the Founder of Collette Phillips Communications, the oldest communications firm owned by a person of color in Boston.
Nieisha Deed is the Founder and CEO of Purespark, an organization focused on helping the Black community with mental health.
Boston non-profit Street2Ivy empowers aspiring entrepreneurs to achieve with education, networking
The project is putting a focus on important Black figures from Cambridge.
"Color is really my thing," Malaika said.
Chrystal Kornegay is the executive director of Mass Housing, the state's affordable housing bank. She worked at Urban Edge for 15 years until she worked for the Baker-Polito adminstration as the Undersecretary for Housing and Community Development.
Conan Harris is working to make real change in the community. As President and CEO of Conan Harris and Associates, he works with organizations on strategic planning. and has held positions at The Boston Foundation and My Brother's Keeper.