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February 2021
Rooting Out Racial Bias
Focusing criminal justice information systems, MassINC will review efforts to increase transparency, improve data collection, and root out racial bias.
Find out more »November 2020
K-12 Learning Reflects Racial Inequity
On November 19, The MassINC Polling Group will unpack the results of a survey of Massachusetts K-12 parents, exploring student experience across four key areas: school formats and supplements; at-home learning and performance; tech barriers; and social and emotional health.
Find out more »Can Shared Streets Pave the Way for Equity?
On November 13, join GBH transit reporter Bob Seay and MassINC fellow Dr. Tracy Corley explore the impacts of tactical street projects on equity in local communities.
Find out more »October 2020
Strategies to Support Small Business Diversity and Equity
Case studies focusing on fostering the growth of small businesses in Gateway Cities, and empowering entreprenuers of color.
Find out more »Strategies to Increase Diversity and Equity in Education
New ideas and strategies to correct disparities in educational opportunities & outcomes for students of color in Gateway Cities.
Find out more »Strategies to Increase Diversity and Equity in Civic Leadership
Successful efforts to make the ranks of civic leadership more representative of the diversity in Massachusetts's Gateway Cities.
Find out more »September 2020
Gateways Live: Gateway Cities Coronavirus Response
A live Gateways podcast and panel on crisis response in Massachusetts' Gateway Cities.
MassINC’s Ben Forman and Dr. Tracy Corley moderate a discussion between three Gateway City mayors about each city’s immediate response to the coronavirus crisis and strategies for recovery.
Find out more »July 2020
Small Business Needs for an Equitable Recovery
Presenting the results from a timely survey of small businesses in Massachusetts, focusing on the impacts of COVID-19 on small businesses.
Find out more »It Takes a Village to Make a City: Why We Need Equity in Urban Planning
Joint Local Planning could be a remedy for inequitable policies & practices. But what is community-centric planning, why do we need it, and how do we do it?
Find out more »The Role of Higher Education in an Equitable Recovery
A digital event unveiling the results of a timely survey of high school parents and forecasting the future of higher education in Massachusetts.
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