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September 5, 2014
The Complexity of Neighborhood Revitalization
Posted by Neil McCullagh
It is often hard for people that work in direct service to listen to the evolving jargon of consultant-speak around the social impact sector. But sometimes--something comes along that is so lucid and thoughtful--it’s hard to listen to the jargon alarm. This summer, FSG co-founder, Mark Kramer, and FSG directors, John Kania and Patty Russell,…
July 25, 2014
2014 TACC Summer Interns: Building a Pipeline of Community Leaders
Posted by Ronette Seeney
Since May 28th, things have been pretty busy here at TACC, as we welcomed our 2014 TACC summer interns. For 12 weeks, 11 Boston College undergraduates will contribute to local neighborhood revitalization efforts and gain hands-on experience working in vital community organizations in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood. We are fortunate to be collaborating with the following…
