As you know, earlier this month, Governor Maura Healey declared a State of Emergency to address the state’s overburdened shelter system as a result of the recent influx of immigrant families who are fleeing unrest and violence from Venezuela and Haiti.
As a sure sign of summer, Community Teamwork’s Lowell Farmers’ Market opened July 7th and will continue every Friday from 11am-3pm through October. Our residential camp, Lantern Light, saw its first group of children enjoy a fun week away in Northwood, NH.
The Lowell Farmers’ Market is back in a new location for 2023, with hopes of eventually turning the weekly summer and fall market into a year-round event with indoor space in the Hamilton Canal Garage.
Mary and Dorene Bowe-Shulman were plaintiffs in the first multi-plaintiff comprehensive
Federal lawsuit that challenged the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) Section 3.
Community Teamwork will be joined by Mayor Sokhary Chau on Friday, July 7th to celebrate the grand opening of the Lowell Farmer’s Market.
Mary and Dorene Bowe-Shulman were plaintiffs in the first multi-plaintiff comprehensive Federal lawsuit that challenged the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) Section 3. Filed on March 3rd, 2009 by GLAD […]
I am a Professor Emerita of Psychology (i.e., retired) at UMass Lowell where I taught community psychology and women’s studies for many years. I’m a member of the Lowell Women’s Week (LWW) Planning Committee.
Pride month is all about affirming and validating members of the LGBTQIA+ communities around the world. It is an invitation to celebrate, share and reflect upon the teachings and learnings of our past and share our visions and dreams for the future.
This month we are happy to celebrate all things PRIDE with our staff and community, and ask the question, What does it mean to be an Ally?
Our very own Ed Banks, Mill City Mentor Program Coordinator, is a proud member and leader within the LGBTQ+ community.
