Boston City TV, MA / Office of Resilience and Racial Equity

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Boston City TV, MA / Office of Resilience and Racial Equity

These are all the meetings we have in "Office of Resilience…" (part of the organization "Boston City TV, MA"). Click into individual meeting pages to watch the recording and search or read the transcript.

3 Dec 2021

Mayor Wu Joins officials at the New England Holocaust Memorial to shine light on Antisemitism.
  • 14 participants
  • 44 minutes
jews
rabbi
boston
community
hanukkah
thank
conversations
blessing
leaders
congregations
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30 May 2020

Mayor Martin J. Walsh hosts a prayer vigil with members of the clergy in response to the acts of violence and racism experienced throughout the United States.
  • 13 participants
  • 1:06 hours
clergy
pastors
bostonians
faiths
church
leaders
prayer
reverend
justice
bigotry
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9 Mar 2020

Join in as Mayor Walsh and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito offer remarks about creating strategies to close the racial wealth gap through small business.
  • 4 participants
  • 46 minutes
2025
rise
discussion
participation
commitments
collaboration
attendees
000
advisors
meet
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20 Dec 2019

Mayor Walsh, NAACP members, elected officials, and community members gather at the Bruce C. Bolling Building to announce that the 111th NAACP National Convention will be held in Boston in 2020.
  • 15 participants
  • 1:05 hours
bostonians
naacp
boston
thank
invited
supporters
langston
leaders
citizens
governor
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12 Dec 2019

Mayor Walsh, NAACP members, elected officials, and community members gather at the Bruce C. Bolling Building to announce that the 111th NAACP National Convention will be held in Boston in 2020.
  • 15 participants
  • 1:07 hours
bostonians
boston
naacp
mayor
race
leaders
citizens
supporters
thank
candidates
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10 Sep 2019

Mayor Walsh listens and responds to ideas proposed by 30 of Boston's most accomplished and promising millennial civic leaders on how to make Boston a more inclusive environment. The Luncheon is a part of Fierce Urgency of Now (F.U.N.); a five-day festival organized by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce to connect millennial leaders of color with one another as well as with involved organizations, businesses communities committed to talent retention and recruitment, and opportunities for community service.
  • 16 participants
  • 1:05 hours
bostonians
fenway
welcoming
glad
patrons
supporters
having
festival
conversation
run
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4 Feb 2019

At the African Meeting House on Beacon Hill, Mayor Walsh signs an Executive Order on Racial Equity and Leadership. Boston will now collect data to evaluate how racial equity is being advanced across all City departments. Also, in order to better serve the needs of minorities, all City employees will undergo cultural bias training.
  • 8 participants
  • 45 minutes
bostonians
boston
massachusetts
thank
revisit
reverend
abolitionist
heritage
community
mayor
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19 Oct 2018

The goal of the NAACP is to make sure we live in a society in which all individuals have equal rights without racial discrimination. Mayor Walsh and US House Candidate Ayanna Pressley talk with young leaders on how their administrations have and will combat racial tension, and achieve equality of rights in the city of Boston.
  • 4 participants
  • 44 minutes
mayor
councilor
double
nice
sister
somebody
laurie
guests
speaking
congresswoman
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5 Jun 2018

The 12th Coalition of Schools Educating Boys of Color (COSEBOC) Gathering of Leaders conference is centered on the theme of "Boys and Young Men of Color: Liberated, Empowered, and Educated." Mayor Walsh, Reverend Liz Walker, Superintendent Chang, and more celebrate the passage these liberated, empowered, and educated boys to becoming men.
  • 14 participants
  • 1:07 hours
welcomer
greetings
leaders
people
come
pastors
mentors
boston
gatherings
raising
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12 Apr 2018

In order to make Boston a city that is equitable for all, our community needs to continue to have discussions like this one. Mayor Walsh joined Bob Rivers of Eastern Bank, Bennie Wiley of the Partnership, Betty Francisco of Reimagine Play and Shirley Leung of the Boston Globe, at the Get Konnected 10th Anniversary Panel Discussion held at the Boston Foundation, to talk about all aspects of race and inequality within housing, economics and education.
  • 16 participants
  • 1:31 hours
bostonians
bostonian
race
conversations
community
gk
welcoming
honorees
wgbh
connections
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29 Mar 2018

In order to make Boston a city that is equitable for all, our community needs to continue to have discussions like this one. Mayor Walsh joined Bob Rivers of Eastern Bank, Bennie Wiley of the Partnership, Betty Francisco of Reimagine Play and Shirley Leung of the Boston Globe, at the Get Konnected 10th Anniversary Panel Discussion, to talk about all aspects of race and inequality within housing, economics and education. To view this program in its entirety, please visit: https://youtu.be/7TO3-oL0jYw
  • 3 participants
  • 1 minute
boston
racial
conversations
everybody
inclusive
diverse
people
important
connected
anniversary
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19 Dec 2017

Mayor Walsh hosts a public discussion about racism in Boston which was held at Blackman Auditorium at Northeastern University.
  • 44 participants
  • 1:38 hours
bostonians
boston
massachusetts
welcoming
fenway
conversation
immigrants
racism
community
asks
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16 Dec 2017

Mayor Walsh hosts a public discussion about racism in Boston
  • 44 participants
  • 1:38 hours
bostonians
boston
massachusetts
welcoming
fenway
conversation
immigrants
citizens
racism
asks
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6 Dec 2017

A panel discussion held at Faneuil Hall highlights the importance of diversity and equity in the workplace. Mayor Walsh offered remarks before the conversation, moderated by Carol Fulp, CEO of The Partnership, Inc. Panelists included Rita Hardiman, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at Keolis Commuter Services, Juan Lopera, VP of Business Diversity at Tufts Health Plan and Emily Cournoyer, Director of Talent Acquisition at Boston Scientific.
  • 10 participants
  • 1:29 hours
bostonians
mayor
conversations
thanks
leaders
convening
panelists
pacesetters
community
susan
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17 Oct 2017

A panel discussion held at Faneuil Hall highlights the importance of diversity and equity in the workplace. Mayor Walsh offered remarks before the conversation, moderated by Carol Fulp, CEO of The Partnership, Inc. Panelists included Rita Hardiman, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at Keolis Commuter Services, Juan Lopera, VP of Business Diversity at Tufts Health Plan and Emily Cournoyer, Director of Talent Acquisition at Boston Scientific.
  • 4 participants
  • 1 minute
inclusion
empowered
employees
collaboration
partnerships
business
community
social
city
thank
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17 Oct 2017

In order for us to understand each other, we need to start with a conversation. Mayor Walsh joins former players and current executives from the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, Bruins and Revolution, at Fenway Park for "Take the Lead," a conversation about race, diversity and inclusion in our professional sports teams' respective venues and in our community.
  • 17 participants
  • 1:21 hours
fenway
sox
boston
patriots
apologize
yankees
welcoming
goers
conversations
dorsey
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26 Jul 2017

Resiliency is the ability to bounce back in the face of obstacles and adversity. Boston's Resiliency Strategy aims to break down those obstacles. In Roxbury, Mayor Walsh, in partnership with 100 Resilient Cities, offers remarks at the launch of the plan which aims to address the barriers of racism in our city.
  • 7 participants
  • 50 minutes
bostonians
mayor
thanks
residents
resilience
leaders
initiatives
staff
oklahomans
austin
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10 Jul 2017

On World Refugee Day, Boston City Hall puts "The Faces of Syrian Refugees" photo exhibit on display to spread awareness of the Syrian refugee crisis. The exhibit profiles 20 Syrians who fled their war-torn homeland and have resettled in new countries in Europe and North America. Amira Alamry, one of the 20 refugees featured in the exhibit, tells her story. The exhibit is on display in the 3rd floor mezzanine at Boston City Hall.
  • 5 participants
  • 29 minutes
welcomes
thank
refugee
moya
people
mayor
personally
today
speaking
overseeing
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14 Jun 2017

My Brother's Keeper Boston, an organization dedicated to creating positive pathways for Boston's boys and young men of color, shares progress, opportunities and accomplishments over the last year at its Milestone Conference at the Bolling Building in Roxbury.
The conference was Emceed by Rev. Liz Walker, with Mayor Walsh and Conan Harris presenting special awards to Felix Arroyo, Sr., Mel King and Greg Hill.
  • 17 participants
  • 1:45 hours
tonight
evening
ceremony
tomorrow
greeted
attended
woke
enjoy
party
prayed
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14 Nov 2016

Mayor Walsh joins City of Boston's Chief Resilience Officer Atyia Martin, Tim Philips, CEO and Co-Founder of Beyond Conflict, and others as he offers opening remarks for the start of Beyond Conflict's "Building an Inclusive Boston" two day conference at MIT. Part of the Boston Resilience Collaborative, the event features discussions about race, inclusion, diversity, and a more united Boston.
  • 4 participants
  • 29 minutes
boston
dorchester
resilience
mayor
racism
citizens
initiatives
leaders
thank
conversation
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