Racial Justice & Equality

Provides a wide range of public programs, exhibitions, and workshops about the history and legacies of slavery, the slave trade, and the construction of race and racial identities in New England and the United States. 

Actively committed to local community organizing for the purpose of creating social and ecconomic justice through changes in public policy. 

Black thought, history, and culture. Daily content, from a roster of more than 50 regular contributors and guest authors, includes features such as scholarly reflections, book features, online roundtables and forums, book reviews, and author interviews.

Reimagining equity and access for diverse youth. Series of free professional development modules designed for librarians, library administrators and others interested in improving their knowledge about race and racism, racial equity, and culturally sustaining pedagogy. 

On-going support for those transitioning back into the community after incarceration. 

Find services to support self-sufficiency and integration. Social services and skills development including English language skills for adults, health promotion and cultural orientation and youth services.