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The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires will hold two free virtual events on Feb. 24 and Feb. 27.

DALTON, Mass. — The Central Berkshire Regional School District is working on improving the general public's accessibility to the Diversity Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Steering...

A dine to donate event benefiting Multicultural BRIDGE will take place from 5 p.m. until closing Wednesday, Jan. 18, at Brava.

PITTSFIELD, Mass.—Community leaders, residents, and scholars gathered at Tyler Street Lab to celebrate Kwanzaa Thursday evening.  Throughout the night attendees danced, sang, and...

Immortalized in bronze, a statue of Elizabeth Freeman now stands beside the First Congregational Church at 125 Main Street in Sheffield, facing the historic Sedgwick House.

Dr. Laura Setti, a board-certified family physician with Community Health Programs in Great Barrington, has been selected as the Berkshire District Medical Society’s 2022 Community Clinician of the Year.

He grew up Black in white Great Barrington. Now G. Delano Burrowes has returned to explore the dynamic of racism in a progressive town, seeking to help people explore the

WHAT:             MOSAIC : Film, Conversation and Community.

GREAT BARRINGTON — Roughly 70 years before W.E.B. Du Bois was born, just down the street, Elizabeth Freeman became the first slave to successfully sue for her freedom in Massachusetts.

With dignitaries, spiritual leaders, racial justice advocates and townspeople gathered, a plaque and tombstone will be unveiled later this month at the Mahaiwe Cemetery, where the mortal remains of W.E.B.