Executive Director Gladys Vega joined activist Monica Cannon-Grant, founder of Violence in Boston, and Under the Radar Host Callie Crossley to talk about how they’ve harnessed the power of local activism and on-the-ground organizing to raise their communities up and demand the attention of legislators. LISTEN >>>
The Art of Activism: Two Local Women of Color Take on COVID-19 and Racial Violence
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