Women’s History Month Honoree 2023: Caroline Crocker Otis & Elizabeth Mooney
When Caroline Crocker Otis and Elizabeth Mooney moved to Winchester in 2010 and 2021, respectively, they were drawn to the area by the promise of
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LET Initiative Kicks off with “Youth Mental Health & Sports”
On Tuesday, March 7th, the Network for Social Justice and our partners at Woburn-based Social Capital Inc. (SCI) launched the Leaders for an Equitable Tomorrow
Women’s History Month Honoree 2023: Beth Levin
Beth Levin began working in Winchester in 1999 when she accepted a position as Cantor at Temple Shir Tikvah. Embedded within the Jewish value system
Tyre Nichols and Revisiting Police Violence
Liora Norwich, Executive Director of the NFSJ, with NFSJ staff In early June of 2020, days after the murder of George Floyd at the hands
2023 MLK Day of Community Service
By Harrison Zeiberg, SCI AmeriCorps Fellow serving with NFSJ On Monday, January 16th, the Network for Social Justice and our community partners were honored to
Turtle Island Art Project Unveiling
On a rainy Sunday morning, the NFSJ — together with our friends at Wright Locke Farm — were thrilled to welcome folks into the Farm’s