Dorchester Bay is thrilled to announce the addition of Jim McSherry to the team as Director of Economic Development. Jim comes to Dorchester Bay from Enquiron, a Boston-based firm that
In December 2016 Dorchester Bay will launch DotThought,™ a series of events and gatherings that will bring together community residents, entrepreneurs, non-profit leaders, policymakers and other experts from near and
At age 38 Helena didn’t expect to receive a breast cancer diagnosis. With two young boys – five and ten years old at the time – the news weighed heavily.
October 6, 2016 — The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and Bank of America Charitable Foundation announced Dorchester Bay’s Indigo Block project as one of five selectees for the 2016 Affordable Green Neighborhoods (AGN)
September 28, 2016 – Dorchester Bay hosted an intimate gathering of business owners, nascent entrepreneurs, activists, policymakers, and supporters at Diablo Glass School in Roxbury. The event was a community-building effort
Dorchester Bay’s Youth Force went to work this summer, tackling the issue of youth criminalization. In Massachusetts, youth are often times criminalized at an early age, and youth of color being criminalized at
Recidivism is tough to overcome. A 2011 Pew Center on the States study revealed a 42.2% recidivism rate for Massachusetts, not far behind the national average of 43.3%. Difficulty finding
The Dorchester Bay Youth Force team began our Summer Program on July 5. We’re excited by the opportunity to work with six amazing youth organizers. Jasmin, Angele, Brittany, Bri, Ashley
On June 9, more than 230 guests gathered at the historic Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury to honor the contributions of David Lee and Gregory Janey. Against the backdrop of a
One year ago Dorchester Bay partnered with Fair Foods to increase access to healthy foods in the community. Residents can purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at satellite locations for two dollars per