Archive for July 2020
Be a Summer Youth Worker in Egleston Square!
Egleston Square Main Street has 3 summer youth jobs available this year through the SuccessLink program! Read on for more info… We are located in the Roxbury/Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Egleston Square and our office is inside of the Egleston Square YMCA. Part of this job will be in person in Egleston Square and part…
Read MoreRecap: Reading Frederick Douglass Together | Juntos Leyendo Frederick Douglass #RFDT2020
Photos by Suzanne Hinton. Thank you to the moderators, sound tech, volunteers, readers, audience members, sponsors, and everyone who made this a beautiful event today. We were grateful for the sun and good weather. We’re grateful for everyone’s cooperation to keep each other healthy and safe. And most of all we are grateful to those…
Read MoreIs this you? Help start the Egleston Square Food Access Summer Project
Egleston Square Main Street seeks a bilingual/bicultural project coordinator local to or familiar with Egleston Square in Roxbury/Jamaica Plain, Boston, for short-term contract work to coordinate a summer project addressing food access and supporting local businesses during July-September 2020. This project is funded by a COVID-19 Urgent Response Grant from the Haymarket People’s Fund. Project…
Read More5ta Lectura anual de Frederick Douglass y tertulia comunitaria en Egleston Square
Read post in English sábado 11 de julio, de 2-3:30pm Jardín de la Paz de Egleston Square, en la esquina de las calles Washington y School “El sentimiento de la nación debe ser agilizado; la conciencia de la nación debe levantarse; el decoro de la nación debe ser sobresaltado; la hipocresía de la nación debe…
Read More5th Annual Reading Frederick Douglass Together Community Reading + Discussion in Egleston Square
Lée esta información en español Saturday, July 11, 2-3:30pm Egleston Square Peace Garden, corner of Washington and School Streets “The feeling of the nation must be quickened; the conscience of the nation must be roused; the propriety of the nation must be startled; the hypocrisy of the nation must be exposed; and its crimes against…
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