Moritz Advisory Group

Some valentine messages are well worth sharing. Nice job, Old North Church:

You no doubt think about the 250th and its immense potential for how Boston communicates who/what it is. How it coalesces around both its evolving cultural identity and its fuller history. My organization just boosted that prospect in less than five minutes by joining. There is no obligation, only opportunity if you choose.

In case you didn't already know, Everyone250, a part of Embrace Boston, offers a space to broaden how our history is told - and who gets to tell it. Through community storytelling, immersive events, the arts and public activations, they invite us to support a living movement that makes history visible and inclusive. Over 100 groups have joined so far.

Click everyone250.org for more. Scroll all the way down to BECOME A PARTNER. Go ahead now. Make the world a better place.

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For your emphasis on the continued legality and importance of DEI initiatives:

AG Campbell Issues Guidance For Businesses On Diversity, Equity, Inclusion And Accessibility Employment Initiatives In The Workplace 16 Attorneys General Emphasize Legality and Importance of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Initiatives in Hiring, Retention, and Employee Engagement

Lifting up those whose lives have been thrown into chaos by our country’s leadership through no fault of their own. They may be family, close associates, or simply those who contribute to the comfort of our personal lives or our organizations. They may be us. May we take this moment to think about how, even in the smallest way, we connect, how we care and how we counter this injustice.

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Dozens of local historians, residents, generous researchers and friendly supporters have contributed to a project to extend Boston's Black history path into the North End. See attached details of two upcoming events. May these sessions provide added rich history and generate more learning for all of us.

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Decades ago, when I was recruiting talent of color to come to Boston with their heartfelt questions about whether they should take this city seriously as a place to live, I wish I would have had this. Another in a series from below:

All Inclusive Whatever you seek, whoever you are, there's a place for you in Boston. The Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau was proud to work with City of Boston,...

This (less than 3 minutes) was meaningful all by itself. The algorithms of social media scare me. Yet, as my (big kid) students have taught me, the act of learning about such things all by itself can ease the fear...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWWbITp51xs
Thanks to the loyal souls behind The Emancipator and The Boston Globe for raising this up.

#TheTalk: Letter to my White sons by Joanna Schroeder The Talk traditionally refers to the universal discussion among Black families where parents convey a different set of behavioral rules and expectations to t...

May all of us hold active in our hearts, especially those of us who identify as white, the reality of being an American and going to simply buy food and wonder whether we will survive.

Second in a series of the Boston the world needs to know. Spread the word.

All Inclusive Boston: "Boston Accent" What is your Boston accent? Find it here, with us, as you discover the authentic array of voices that make up Boston’s true tapestry. Share your voice and jo...

Looking for a meaningful way to lift up your MLKJr. holiday? This airs nationally on Monday. For those outside of Boston, check your local PBS schedule. In earlier airings in more than 70 locations, viewers found the story to not be about Boston alone. And if the time is too late for you, try this app after the live showing: https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/documentaries/a-reckoning-in-boston/