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Home Funders Collaborative Director Announcement

The Girls' Initiative

Listen, Advocate, and Network!

Connect with other Girl-Serving Agencies Across the State....

FY2011 Budget is in Conference Committee

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Girls' LEAP Self-Defense Newsletter

Girls' LEAP (Lifetime Empowerment and Awareness Program) empowers girls and young women to value and champion their own safety and well-being.

Deadly streets Addresses may dictate whether Boston?s boys live or die. By Lawrence Harmon

A must read article

Boston's English Language Learners need your support

Initiative to Build Cultural Proficiency in Boston Public Schools

DTD Field Trial

Developmental Trauma Disorder: A New Diagnosis for Childhood Maltreatment

NewEnglandJobs.org Job Seeker Newsletter Vol. 18 No. 4

Jump Start Your Nonprofit Job Search!

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Restore Afterschool Funding in FY11 Senate Budget

DSAC is using iContact as it's new E-mail Marketing Too

Recently, some of you have received a “Test-e-mail” from DSAC, via iContact electronic software.

Senate Ways & Means Budget Released

The Senate Ways and Means (SWM) FY2011 budget proposal was released.

We need "outside pressure."

Let's get H3418 out of House Ways and Means

Press Release for Calendar Submission for 4th Annual City Spotlights Performance

Here is a press release and a blub for an upcoming event hosted by the Citi Center's City Spotlights Program

Stand With Us Against Arizona Today

Sociedad Latina Strengthening Youth and Families since 1968

Spring into the Arts and Jobs at HSTF

Hyde Square Task Force E-Update

Your vote can get $25,000 for Girls in Boston!

Girls' LEAP is in the running for a $25,000 grant from Pepsi's Refresh Everything Campaign.

Student's explanation of proposed budget cuts

Click on this link and be amazed.

Why I Walk?

Clementina M. Chery wrote: Why I Walk?

Girls' LEAP Running for Pepsi Refresh Grant

We are currently ranked #124. Help us rise to the top!

ArtScience Prize Final Presentations!

Please join Mayor Thomas M. Menino, David Edwards, Aurélie Edwards and BPS Superintendent Dr. Carol R. Johnson as 14 teams of Boston Public High School students make their ARTSCIENCE PRIZE Final Presentations to the public.