BPE

Boston Plan for Excellence, founded in 1984, is the primary partner of the Boston Public Schools in designing, piloting, refining, implementing, and institutionalizing elements of the district s reform initiative. The foundation supports Boston s public schools, and provided grants to teachers and college scholarships to graduates until the board of trustees approved reorganization. It has worked in close partnership with the district to refine professional development for all teachers and principals, and to improve literacy instruction in all classrooms. BPE directs Boston s in-district teacher preparation and licensure program, and serves as a core partner in the reorganization of the city s secondary schools. Its affiliate program, ACCESS, provides college scholarships to graduates of Boston s public schools. Boston Plan for Excellence is headquartered in Boston.

MassCreative is a Boston-based organization dedicated to advocating for the arts and culture sector in Massachusetts. Through their work, they prioritize supporting the creative economy, preserving cultural spaces, securing public funding for arts and culture, and empowering youth through the arts. With a focus on creative advocacy, MassCreative offers resources for organizations, individuals, and fellows to engage in arts advocacy and policy initiatives. They are committed to fostering a vibrant and inclusive arts community through their various programs and events. Generated from the website

The Arts and Business Council of Greater Boston is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering artists and organizations in the Boston area. They provide tools and services to help artists grow their practices, gain influence, seek justice, and thrive. Through initiatives like Creative Space, Legal Services, Board Services, and Artists' Practice, they support the creative community by offering access to affordable space, protecting artists' rights, developing thriving boards of directors, and helping artists and creative entrepreneurs achieve their goals. The Arts and Business Council of Greater Boston is committed to eliminating barriers for smaller organizations and individual artists, and they have a strong focus on providing safe, affordable, long-term, flexible space through their Creative Campus initiative. With over 30 years of experience, they offer legal services to protect the rights and creative works of artists and organizations, as well as board service training and development consulting resources. Through fellowship programs, they help artists and creative entrepreneurs grow their artistic practices and businesses, providing direct services, coaching, workshops, and investment opportunities.Generated from the website