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The New England Board of Higher Education, based in Boston, MA, is an organization dedicated to promoting excellence in higher education across the New England region. They work with colleges, universities, and other partners to provide resources and support for students, families, and school counselors in areas such as college planning, financial aid, and transfer initiatives. Additionally, they engage in research and analysis on topics related to higher education, including open education, student mental health, and the future of the industry. The organization also collaborates with various partners and stakeholders to address key issues in higher education, such as student data privacy, college access for low-income and first-generation students, and the impact of budget plans on education funding. Through their initiatives and advocacy efforts, the New England Board of Higher Education aims to ensure that all individuals have access to affordable, quality education and opportunities for success in the evolving higher education landscape.Generated from the website

United for a Fair Economy is dedicated to challenging the concentration of wealth and power that undermines democracy and exacerbates racial disparities. Through popular education, trainings, and creative communications, the organization empowers social movements striving for a resilient, sustainable, and equitable economy. Generated from their website's infomation

Boston Harbor Association ( TBHA ) is a non-profit, public interest organization founded in 1973 by the League of Women Voters and the Boston Shipping Association to promote a clean, alive and accessible Boston Harbor. TBHA brings together diverse interests -- harbor users, environmentalists, developers, waterfront businesses, and decision makers -- to develop balanced solutions for maritime industrial activities, commercial development, environmental protection, and public access around Boston Harbor.TBHA cares about Boston Harbor as New England's maritime port, as a recreational and tourist asset, and as the centerpiece of the area's natural and urban environment. TBHA advocates for greater public access and open space along Boston Harbor, promotes the Port of Boston's economy, educates urban youths about Boston Harbor and related career opportunities through our