Supporting Black Lives and Communities Through the Work of Boston-Based Organizations Against Racism and Injustice
Systemic racism is an affront and an attack on global [...]
Systemic racism is an affront and an attack on global [...]
Technology
Exchange Lab (TEL) is a 501(C)(3) corporation based in Cambridge, MA. TEL is
dedicated to bringing communities out of poverty by driving the adoption of
innovative, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions that improve the lives of
the least economically advantaged members of society around the world.
Haiti Projects is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization
focused on empowering women in rural Haiti.
WHO INVESTED IN YOU?
Graça Machel has said: “When we invest in women and girls, we are investing in the people who invest in everyone else.”
Horrific terrorist attacks on November 13th in Paris shook people across the globe, and in Boston many of us were reminded of the 2013 Marathon attacks.
Last month, Abraham Path Initiative was chosen as our featured organization of the month. The BNID staff had the distinct pleasure of sitting down with Cully Lundgren, Development Director of Abraham Path Initiative to get an inside scoop of the organization and his advice for development professionals.
We had the opportunity to visit the Center for International Development (CID) at Harvard University, and speak with its Executive Director, Marcela Escobari, about the center’s mission and her career advice for anyone interested in development.
Oftentimes we think of development as a space for graduate practitioners or professionals with years of experience. But what about youth?
Bridging Communities in Development with Kerry Thompson and the Disability Rights Fund
Last Mile Health is a Boston-based organization that creates a new workforce to save lives in Liberia’s most remote villages through the recruitment, training and equipping of community health workers.