Hear from staff and partners about aspirations, accomplishments, and lessons learned along the way.
Adapting to Climate Change? Here are Three Approaches in Greater Boston
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A recent scan of efforts to prepare for climate change surfaces three themes to guide current practices and collaboration in Greater Boston.
No Time for Complacency
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New scorecard celebrates U.S. cities leading on clean energy. Yet, even leaders must do more to access the full economic opportunities and to address our climate emergency.
Race to Lead 2019
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Building Movement Project seeks input for a new survey on leadership and race in the nonprofit sector.
In the Midst of a Transportation Crisis, Let’s Have Some Hope
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Results of three bus pilot projects prove that change is possible.
Words of Advice from Seven Schools Reimagining Where Learning Happens
After two years of planning work, school teams share what they have learned about redesigning high schools to better leverage community assets.
We Must Persevere
In the face of today’s political rhetoric, the work we do as foundations and nonprofits is more important than ever.
Barr Foundation Appoints Two New Trustees
Vanessa Calderón-Rosado and Caroline Hostetter Walsh join as trustees as Barr’s board expansion continues.
Announcing the 2019 Class of Barr Fellows
Selected for their outstanding leadership and contributions to the Greater Boston community.
What Do We Want All of Our High School Graduates to Know and Be Able to Do?
Barr announces RFP for New England communities to build a “portrait of a graduate” – a collective vision of high school graduates who are prepared for post-secondary success.
Barr Awards $17 Million in Second Quarter of 2019
New grants include support to design student-centered schools, accelerate the deployment of energy storage technology, and enhance resilient infrastructure and greenways in Massachusetts.