[RAW] PBHA’s Auction for the Summer Urban Program Cambridge Queen’s Head Pub (Below Sanders Theater in Memorial Hall at Harvard University) Tuesday, April 28, 2009 5:30-8:30 p.m. This festive event will help make possible PBHA’s 12 summer camps, serving over 900 low-income children and teens

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

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Patricia Watson Activist Journalism Internship for Young Writers of Color, Summer 2009 Where: Peacework magazine’s offices at the American Friends Service Committee in Cambridge, MA When: June 1 – August 15, 2008 (flexible), 25 hours per week What: Interns will learn about all aspects of