TPP’s Monthly Check-ins

TPP’s Monthly Check-in will be your place to receive updates and highlights about our work in the community, work we are doing inside of the Department of Corrections (DOC) and the Department of Youth Services (DYS). As well as what we have going on in higher education, circles we are running in the corporate/business world, and more…

Together Everyone Achieves More

We know in this work that it takes a community. So, we wanted to highlight our T.E.A.M, Community members and Partners. In our #TogetherEveryoneAchievesMore spotlight on our social media pages and newsletter, we are highlighting them and their work aiding the healing of our communities…

Zoe Young

Thank you, Zoe, for your hard work over the past year!!! We are so excited to be able to bring you onto the team this year as our Program Associate and Executive Assistant.

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Mswati

We are thankful for Mswati Hanks and the Turn It Around Charlestown community for embracing us and for their hard work. Their program works with youth toward gun violence prevention, racial equality, and for living in a Restorative Justice way.

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2022 a year to learn and grow…

We are so grateful to have received so much support early this year, and to start this year off by adding more people to our team and growing our work.

Community Empowerment and Reinvestment Program Grant

Thank you to Lt. Governor Polito and the Commonwealth for this opportunity!!! Through an award from the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development, we will welcome our first-ever Fellows who will help us enhance our Restorative Justice programming in Boston!

Social Innovators

Thank you to the Social Innovation Forum for selecting TPP to be a part of this year’s Accelerator, and for naming our Executive Director, Armand Coleman, as a Lead Innovator!!!

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TPP Swag

Get your TPP-branded Swag and support TPP at the same time! A portion of each purchase goes directly back to our work!

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Building Community through Story Sharing

TPP is honored to have worked with our partners to release a video series that explores the roots of medical distrust in black and brown communities through the lens of personal stories. The series highlights the voices of three people–two patients of color and one white health provider–as the entry point into a broader discussion about the profound ripple effect of racism in health care, and what health providers can do to address it. These videos are part of an ongoing project, “More Than a Vaccine: Storytelling to Build Medical Trust,” funded by Boston University and led collaboratively by Everyday Boston, Boston Medical Center’s Department of Family Medicine, The B.L.A.C. Project, We Got Us, EmVision Productions, and NIH’s Community Engagement Alliance (CEAL). Read more…

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