MassDEP is now accepting Winter/Spring 2025 paid internship applications for undergrad & grad students! Gain experience in Environmental Justice, Drinking Water, Clean Energy & more. Apply on MassCareers by Nov 7 for priority! Apply: mass.gov/find-your-care…

We wish to extend our appreciation to our keynote speakers for their time and invaluable insights at @MassBlackExpo 2024: Building Black Wealth - Empowering Black Voices!

We had a great meeting last Tuesday where our Homebuyers Union members were able to connect with one another! We are excited to continue taking action for affordable homeownership opportunities together. Get involved with MAHA's community organizing: mahahome.org/get-involved

NGL, felt good seeing these three Sisters on the ballot. Close to 100 years of work, friendship/family between us. Salute to all three of you ELECTED #BlackWomen #bospoli #mapoli Ayanna Pressley Liz Miranda Stephanie Everett

This morning I boxed and then got to vote for some badass lady leaders 🥊🤘 Kamala Harris Samantha Montaño Liz Miranda Let’s hope misogyny doesn’t win the day 🤞

🗳️ Election Day reminder: You have rights as a voter! If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line—you still get to vote. Made a mistake on your ballot? Ask for a new one. And if you face any issues, call the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

Here’s the City of Boston statement about ballot shortages tonight at several polling locations NBC10 Boston nbcboston.app.link/L1S4ICC5hOb

If you’re still in line to vote, stay in line. I know some folks have been waiting for a long time, but don’t give up — your vote matters.

“The state of Massachusetts is going green, and that’s the future,” said one Franklin Cummings Tech student. As Mass. looks to fill 34,000 green jobs by 2030, returning citizens are among a diverse workforce rising to meet that need⚡️ Full story here👇🏾 bostonglobe.com/2024/11/17/sci…

Prisoners' advocates urge Healey to address a backlog in parole hearings wgbh.org/news/local/202…

Are you looking for income-restricted affordable apartments and homes in Boston? Start your income-restricted housing search for available income-restricted housing in Greater Boston on the City of Boston's Metrolist website here:➡️boston.gov/metrolist🏘️

Last month, PLS celebrated its annual event, which was generously hosted by Goodwin. We honored the many years of service of long-standing Board Members, Patricia Garin and James Rollins, and heard remarks from Liz Miranda. Thank you to everyone who makes our work possible!

Next month, our Executive Director Jarred Johnson will step aside to pursue a new career opportunity. While we are sad to see him go, we are grateful for his leadership over the past 6 years & are excited for him as he embarks on a new phase in his career.

Thousands of educators across Boston held informational pickets this morning as we continue to fight for a fair contract w/ BostonPublicSchools that centers students and empowers educators to provide the services they deserve. More coverage to come! youtube.com/watch?v=6s69aD…

The BTU stands in solidarity with the non-tenure track professors WOAW-UAW at Wellseley College who are fighting for their first FAIR contract. BTU Staff members joined UAW President Shawn Fain & AFA-CWA President Sara Nelson on the picket line this afternoon!

Our first Election Laws Cmte meeting was last week. Lively discussion on bills to restore voting rights to incarcerated individuals actively trying to reintigrate into society. Thanks to all who joined us remotely & in person to share their stories & perspectives. #MAPoli

TY to the senators who have signed on to Amendment #847 so far! Senator Adam Gomez Liz Miranda Sen. Paul Mark Jason Lewis Jamie Eldridge John F. Keenan Lydia Edwards Pavel Payano Dylan Fernandes Pat Jehlen Senator Becca Rausch - INACTIVE ACCOUNT #mapoli actionnetwork.org/letters/ask-yo…

NEW: With still two months left in the fiscal year, Massachusetts' so-called millionaires tax has generated a whopping $2.6 billion in revenue, already surpassing what the state collected from the surtax all of last year. bostonglobe.com/2025/05/21/met… via The Boston Globe

NEW: Local officials — not state lawmakers — would be empowered to determine the number of liquor licenses distributed in their city or town under a measure the Mass. Senate passed Thursday, advancing what would be a regulatory sea change bostonglobe.com/2025/05/22/met… The Boston Globe

The Mass. Senate voted to cede lawmakers' approval power over new liquor licenses to local officials. House Dems are less enthused. "[My constituents] deserve a voice in that process, and I have no intention of giving up their voice," said Mike Moran bostonglobe.com/2025/05/22/met…