Tag Archives: Fellowship
Training, March 3rd – Disability as a Social Justice Issue
Current fellow, Allegra Stout would like to invite one and all to a training next Sunday which she has worked hard to organize. Check out the details below. “Led by Karen Schneiderman and Nassira Nicola from the Boston Center for … Read More
Addressing & Preventing Teen Dating Violence: Don’t Forget about GLBTQ Youth
Co-authored by Kate Rafey (current organizing fellow) and Melissa Sturtevant. Originally published in Youth Health Connection on January 31, 2013 One pitfall of many sexual assault and domestic violence programs that address teen dating violence is the lack of recognition … Read More
March for Homeless Families
Recently, Massachusetts’ Department of Housing and Community Development made changes to regulations requiring that anyone applying for emergency housing , including families with children, must have spent at least one night in a place not meant for human habitation in … Read More
Fellows Fight for Food Justice
Current organizing fellows Jenny Msall and Joel Wool not only fight for change on the job, but work for food justice in their spare time. Both Jennie and Joel serve on the board of the Dorchester Community Food Co-op, a … Read More
Expanding a Jewish Organizing Fellowship from a Community Organizing Point of View
This article originally appeared on Repair Labs. Introduction JOIN for Justice, formally know as the Jewish Organizing Initiative, has run a Jewish organizing fellowship in Boston for 15 years. Over these years, 150 young Jewish adults have learned the arts … Read More
