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.
CTI is proud to recognize the Associate Director of Multicultural Affairs at UMass Lowell, Malachi Robinson during Pride Month for his exemplary dedication to the community.
Andy Hostetler is a Professor at UMass Lowell who has done an extensive amount of research on Aging.
Community Teamwork’s Common Ground Development corporation celebrates the opening of acton senior affordable housing development
My name is Fran *Frannie* Collazo. I am a Photographer, Model and Activist. I have been
involved with the LGBTQIAA+ community for nearly half my life. I have been part of protests
and marches in the Boston and New York area since I was 17 (I’m now 37).
Lowell, MA – THRIVE Communities is one of 150 local nonprofits that will share in $30 million through Cummings Foundation’s major annual grants program. The Lowell-based organization was selected from a total of 630 applicants during a competitive review process. It will receive $300,000 over ten years ($30k/year).
Community Teamwork, Inc. is requesting proposals from contractors to complete installation of an egress stair addition at a multifamily in Lowell.
We are excited to be celebrating our three “Champions of Community Action”, Richard Chávez, EVP, Enterprise Bank, Cathy Mercado, Executive Director at the Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership, and Stacey Thompson, Lowell School Committee Member and Director of Learning and Workforce Development at the Lowell Community Health Center, tonight at our SOLD OUT Spring Celebration.
