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Congrats @DotFoodCoop on the grand opening ! Great to witness such a milestone for the Dorchester community 🥳
We had the pleasure of joining Adam Davis and the Boston Art Review on a field trip to the @mfaboston . It was a wonderful, reflective, and amazing opportunity to talk about art with so many folks from different backgrounds!
See you tomorrow ! @DotFoodCoop
Join Dorchester Food Co-op this Saturday as they celebrate the grand opening of filled with community and the joy of our official physical location debut. Join the beginning of their journey as a cornerstone of the Dorchester community.
Learn more: bit.ly/46v5oBi
Join Dorchester Food Co-op this Saturday as they celebrate the grand opening of filled with community and the joy of our official physical location debut. Join the beginning of their journey as a cornerstone of the Dorchester community.
Learn more: bit.ly/46v5oBi
"Design in the Park" - Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to be part of our community's vision.
🗓️ Date: Sun. Oct 15, 2023
⏰ Time: 1-4pm
📍 Location: Our Tierra Livri, 479 Dudley St, Roxbury, MA 02119, on the DSNI Land Trust
#AffordableHousing
Join us tomorrow for Field Trip: Painted Tintypes at @mfaboston with Photographer Adam Davis to explore one of the original photography methods while imagining its possibilities today.
Admission is FREE, but space is limited. Reserve your spot now: bit.ly/46oKjIx
Join us tonight at 6PM for Build Black Wealth: Group Investing! In this insightful zoom you will leave with action items of things you can execute to change your financial situation. This year is about accountability and execution!
RSVP: bit.ly/3QbyiR4
Boston Ujima Project retweeted
Join us this Wed, for a lively conversation with @pablo_sendra & @richardsennett, moderated by @nigreaux, exploring their innovative perspective on revitalizing public spaces besieged by order & surveillance.
Register @ tinyurl.com/44cpjpmc
#ds4si #ds4si_DesignGym #ds4si_RNRC
Thank you to all our insightful speakers who guided us through thought-provoking panel discussions, and heartfelt thank you to all our members and attendees for contributing to this truly inspiring assembly.
#BlackPossibilties #AssemblyofBlackPossibilities
💫 The Assembly of Black Possibilities was truly remarkable. Our exceptional speakers led insightful panel discussions, delving into the limitless potential within our communities. The event was inspiring, enlightening, and unforgettable. A HUGE Thank you to everyone involved!
Join us tomorrow ! @massblackexpo
Our Executive Director, Nia Evans will be a featured speaker at @massblackexpo,@BECMAinc 's signature event and the premier annual showcase in the Commonwealth committed to building Black wealth through impact, access, and equity.
Join Nia on Oct. 6-8! bit.ly/48c3iHI
Volunteers Needed for Adam Davis at Black Market Nubian! Between October 6th -14th, from 11 am to 6 pm, we're seeking volunteers to welcome participants, assist Adam in maintaining a tidy workspace, and work alongside Ujima staff.
Sign up: bit.ly/3OZgOWy
Tonight's Arts & Culture microlearning pod series 'Disrupting the Narrative' is now virtual. Disrupting the narrative of museum culture & how we exist in it from out art, history and culture. Join us for a conversation with artist and Wendy "Moma" Michel. bit.ly/46eRUt9
“So much of what’s happening is a choice. It’s not an immutable fact. Possibility is imagining the world. The state of Black possibilities is incredibly strong.” — Erika Seth Davies
“Afrofuturism seeks liberation from the negative social structures that dominate the present world. Afrofuturism is creating safe spaces for a healthy recovery.” -Chantelle Bean
Yours, Mine, Ours Podcast: Flourishing Flavors (Live)! #ComfortKitchen, @NubianMarkets, @CWKitchenBoston are in the building ✨
“Dorchester is one of the most diverse spaces in the country. We were really attached to being there. […] It took a while to open, a lot of setbacks but here we are!” – #NyackoPerry