Volunteer Openings Fall 2009 Finally figured out your schedule? Missed the PBHA open house? Want to get invoved in the Boston and Cambridge communities? The following PBHA programs have an urgent need for volunteers. Constituents and community members count on us to make these programs

Although Leaders! was created in 2002 to address the lack of programming designed specifically to cultivate young leaders from low-income Boston neighborhoods and prepare them for the future, it traces its roots back to the beginning of PBHA’s junior counselor program. This history begins ten

Over the past several months, Harvard’s Student Labor Action Movement has been fighting layoffs in solidarity with Harvard workers with support of many members of the student body, alumni, faculty, staff, parents and more. Through protests, a petition, vigils, letters, and more, SLAM has brought

PBHA’s CYEP is the largest of the SUP camps, and the only one in Cambridge. It consists of three different sites, serving about 150 children with a total senior staff of 21. Our children come from low-income families from North Cambridge, Central Square, and East

Harvard Workers Speak Out! a panel on layoffs at Harvard from those they impact the most Tuesday March 31st @ 5:30pm Ticknor Lounge, Boylston Hall Harvard – the world’s richest university – has already started laying off some of its lowest paid employees to cut