Community and Youth Engagement in the Field
The Flag Football program held at Almont Park teaches safety on and off the field. Community Service Officers from District B-3 build trust and earn
June 14, 2021
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The Flag Football program held at Almont Park teaches safety on and off the field. Community Service Officers from District B-3 build trust and earn
The Act Up with 5-0 family would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the Charles Hayden Foundation and our community partners for
This past week, our youth had the opportunity to participate in a virtual program called “Teach me to Fish,” in partnership with the Lingzi Foundation.
This past August, we were able to provide the opportunity to the youth of our community to participate in the Act-Up with 5.0 arts and
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the youth of Boston have been forced to endure an endless list of challenges and obstacles. Many of them continue
Last week Commissioner Gross and BCE leadership celebrated the achievements of our summer youth participants. G.R.O.W. (Girls Reflecting Our World), ACT-UP with 5-0 and We
The ability to handle stress is an important skill for all of us to cultivate this year, particularly our youth. This summer, the We Belong Leadership Academy, in partnership with the Child Resiliency Program at MGH and professionals from the Benson Henry Institute, are holding twice weekly stress management groups for over 80 middle and high school aged inner-city youth.
Officer Lopes opened the We Belong Summer Leadership Academy live programming this month in the Seaport. Despite the heat participants welcomed the chance to close the laptop.
ACT-UP with 5-0 get creative and are inspired by personal stories of resiliency and perseverance with GoFive and Wiso. A rich and colorful path is laid out before them.
G.R.O.W. (Girls Reflecting Our World) provides time to decompress, breath, and find balance. Zumba, yoga, poetry, dialogue and synergy with our seniors are empowering our girls and inspiring future leaders! Workshops on racial and gender inequality promote self-advocacy and influencing policy change.