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This session was scheduled for May 21, but now it will be held on June 2 from 3:00-4:30 pm. When we first scheduled this session, we chose the date with the hope that the SBA would issue regulations and guidance last Friday. While the SBA did release the loan forgiveness application, they have stated that the regulations are still forthcoming. Since the loan forgiveness is not as time-sensitive as the loan application itself (funds aren't running out), we've decided the session will be most valuable if we postpone it.
Join us for the second session in our two-part Social Innovator Showcase series on Wednesday, June 3 featuring our 2020 Social Innovators Adaptive Sports New England, OrigiNation Cultural Arts Center, PAARI (Police Assisted Addiction & Recovery Initiative), and Vital Village Network.
Join us for the first in our two-part Social Innovator Showcase series on Thursday, May 28, featuring our 2020 Social Innovators Boston HERC (Higher Education Resource Center), Elevated Thought, The 1647 Inc., and WHALE.
We regret to inform you that with the ongoing situation with COVID-19, our Approach & Impact Lunch scheduled for March 5 has been postponed. We will keep you updated with any new information on the website.
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We regret to inform you that as a result of the ongoing situation with COVID-19 (coronavirus), the Social Innovation Forum and Philanthropy Massachusetts have decided to postpone the event "Moving Towards Social Justice Philanthropy: One Family Foundation's Journey, Challenges, and Lessons" that had been scheduled for April 7.
We were delighted to have had such strong interest in this topic from our community. Given that this event is intended to be an intimate and honest dialogue, we will be working with our guest speakers on rescheduling for a later date rather than trying to do the event virtually. We look forward to being in touch with more information once we have it and hope that you will be able to join us.
We regret to inform you that the Social Issue Talk, Promoting Physical Activity for Youth with Disabilities, scheduled for Wednesday, April 1 will not take place as planned. Our event host, The Boston Foundation, has made the decision to cancel all events with outside organizations through April 15. We hope to work with our keynote speaker to reschedule and will be in touch once we have more information.
We regret to inform you that the Social Issue Talk, Revitalizing Communities Through Historic Restoration, scheduled for Friday, March 20 will not take place as planned. Our event host, Nixon Peabody, has made the decision to cancel all events with outside organizations for the time being. We hope to work with our keynote speaker to reschedule and will be in touch once we have more information.
Join the Social Innovation Forum on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 from 8:30-10:00 am for the Social Issue Talk "Advancing the Whole Picture of Child Health: Centering Equity & Collaboration.
Join the Social Innovation Forum on Monday, March 2, 2020 from 8:30-10:00 pm for the Social Issue Talk "Supporting Student Success Through Authentic Family Engagement."
We regret to inform you that the Social Issue Talk, Addressing the Opioid Epidemic, scheduled for Tuesday, March 31 will not take place as planned. Our event host, Nutter, has made the decision to cancel all events with outside organizations through early April. We hope to work with our keynote speaker to reschedule and will be in touch once we have more information.
Join the Social Innovation Forum on Thursday, March 5, 2020 from 12:00-1:30 pm for the Social Issue Talk "Arts & Social Justice: Youth Led Creations. Youth Led Change."
uAspire, formerly known as ACCESS, works to ensure that all young people have the financial information and resources necessary to find an affordable path to – and through – a postsecondary education.
