Blackstonian TV: Interview with Patti Lee
We sit down with Patti Lee and talk about the tragic murder of her son two months ago 8/22/13 right […]
Youth
Ahmir Prince Ariel Lee : 2 Month Memorial & March
https://www.facebook.com/events/517245821694520/ Black Justice! Is there such a thing for Ahmir Lee in this city of Boston! Patricia Lee Tueday October
Organize the Hood Boston / 2 Year Anniversary of Occupy the Hood
Organize the Hood Boston Monday October 21st 2013 5PM – 7:30PM in Grove Hall @ Warren st. & Crawford St.
Murder on Humboldt; 2 Shot in Grove Hall; 149 Shootings Since Boston Marathon
According to @Stacos the shooting this afternoon were at 5 Hartwell street and Blue Hill Ave &. W. Cottage St.
Man Shot Multiple Times in Dorchester; 146 Shootings Since Boston Marathon
According to Universal Hub: Matt Grabowski reports the victim was shot around 11:30 p.m. at 67 Fairmount St., and that
State Rep Convenes Community Meeting on Public Safety, Gun Violence and Trafficking
State Representative Carlos Henriquez has convened a Community Meeting on Public Safety in response to the violence. PLEASE ATTEND A
1 Shot according to BPD; 144 Shootings since Boston Marathon, State Rep Convenes Meeting on Public Safety
According to BPD Boston 24 Crime Stats there was another shooting between thursday morning and friday morning although we have
Arts & Culture, Community, Education, Health & Wellness, Music & Entertainment, Thangz-2-Do, Youth
THANGZ-2-DO!! (October 2013)
“THANGZ-2-DO!!” (October 2013) Welcome to “Thangz-2-Do!!”, the monthly e-newsletter providing information of cultural arts (poetry, theatre, comedy, etc.), as well
Motivate Monday: Scope 3 Year / Feed the Hood – Hosted by Jamarhl Crawford
Scope Urban Apparel, Voices of Liberation, Grassroots Grind and Authentic Lifestyle Present: Motivate Monday: Scope Urban Apparel 3 Year /
The Violence Divide: Race & Class Disparities in Media’s Response to Gun Violence 9/19
The Elma Lewis Center for Civic Engagement, Learning, and Research and ArtsEmerson: The World On Stage present a panel discussion on the presence of race and class disparities in media responses to urban and suburban acts of violence.