Hear from staff and partners about aspirations, accomplishments, and lessons learned along the way.
Barr Awards $17.2 Million in Second Quarter of 2022
New grants will support artist-led solidarity economy practices, innovative climate resilience efforts in local communities, and new research to drive educator diversity efforts in Massachusetts.
Two Program Officers Join Barr’s Arts & Creativity Team
Jamilah Bradshaw and Francisco Torres will grow Barr's Arts Team as it extends and deepens its focus on racial equity.
Closing the Racial Wealth Gap
Jim Canales describes Barr’s initial grantmaking focused on racial wealth equity in Greater Boston.
To Center Equity, We Must Learn Differently
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Three practice shifts in how we learn alongside our grantee partners.
Six Questions with Barr's Mobility Program Officer
Through an interview with Jules Faña, Barr’s communications coordinator, Najah Casimir, our Mobility Program Officer, discusses what drives their work, lessons from past experiences that they’re applying to their current role, and their priorities at Barr.
New Tool Calculates Value of Public Benefits in Waterfront Projects
Residents have never had a model or formula to estimate the value of public benefits – until now.
How School Leaders Prioritize Equity, Achievement, and Wellness - Even in Challenging Times
While the last two years have been challenging for all, some leaders have redoubled their focus on equity, achievement, and wellness in their classrooms. In a new series, Relay follows exceptional leaders from across the country to document and share their effective leadership strategies.
Arts Help Communities Connect, Heal, Imagine
Local partners across Massachusetts are addressing social issues.
Planning with Purpose on Boston's Waterfront
Three essential components to creating a waterfront all residents can access and benefit from.