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Brookline residents celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month with crafts, student performances

Brookline residents celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month with crafts, student performances
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Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are a few recommendations from Globe writers and critics, covering music, theater, comedy, museums, family events, and more.

How You Can Help Massachusetts Teachers, Students As They Return To School

The start of the school year is an exciting time for students and teachers, but it s also one that highlights the needs of many. Below are a round-up of some of the still active GoFundMe campaigns across Massachusetts that promise to help …

Brookline Interactive Group seeks sustainable funding as demand spikes

Looking to the future Pre-pandemic, BIG had established itself as a community resource for cutting-edge storytelling, hyperlocal programming and civic engagement. BIG has long played role in keeping Brookline’s residents tuned in, especially among certain populations that might have a hard time otherwise, according to Weiss. “All of the various meetings that are of interest to older adults, which in most cases are held at night and people can t get to them and don t see them, are now available to all of us because of BIG,” he said. Weiss hopes to see virtual meetings stick around, even as Massachusetts continues to roll back COVID-19 restrictions. Gov. Charlie Baker allowed remote participation in public meetings for the duration of Massachusetts’ state of emergency, which will end June 15, putting virtual meetings in limbo.

Anti-Asian hate: How Brookline can respond

Susan Park / brookline@wickedlocal.com A few years ago, Brookline parent Soyoung L. Kim was on a trip to Castle Island with her kids when a stranger began yelling at her over a parking issue.  The man didn t say anything racist, but what I knew in my gut in that moment was that he wouldn’t be yelling at me if I wasn’t Asian, Kim recalled. Suddenly, a bystander intervened, stepping between the stranger and Kim and telling her, “I am going to stand here and protect you because I am uncomfortable with what I am seeing.” Reflecting on the moment, Kim said the bystander s actions made her feel safer and comforted her during an upsetting moment. 

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