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Unionized workers at Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts have voted to ratify a new contract to allow for a $2.50 per hour wage increase, added anti-discrimination protections, and increased parental leave.
The Worcester Guardian, a new digital news organization being launched by the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, has hired its first editor.
UMass Memorial Health has received $153,824 in a combined grant from The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts, Reliant Foundation, and RIZE Massachusetts for an opioid-use disorder education program targeted at prescribers.
After 48 years with its founder as CEO, The New England Center for Children has a clinician as its new leader.
Girls Inc. of Worcester has named Tiffany Lillie as its new CEO, months after its longtime CEO was put on leave after allegations of racial discrimination at the girl’s empowerment nonprofit.
The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce has launched a nonprofit digital news organization called the Worcester Guardian.
Entrepreneurship for All Greater Worcester and EparaTodos Greater Worcester have a new executive director.
UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester is building a community hydroponic farm that will create three tons of produce each year.
Startup nonprofits are working to become thriving, sustainable contributors to the community.
With more than $1 million in annual sales, The Blessing Barn Home Store and Sharing Center and its sister locations in Mendon and Boston support the nonprofit Compassion New England.
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are often unnecessarily left out of the workforce because of barriers they face, including those imposed by the federal government.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts need proper institutional support before change agents can ultimately achieve success.
People are on the move at Milford Regional Medical Center, Mirick O'Connell, and MutualOne Bank.
Clark University is the first institution of higher education to join PLACE, a Washington D.C.-based nonprofit data trust improving mapping of urban areas around the world and makes the data open and accessible.
The City of Gardner received $1.65 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for projects and social service programs in the city.
The Blackstone River Valley Heritage Center at Worcester has officially reopened after closing in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The $21-million dollar center originally opened in 2018.