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WELCOME TO BOSTON MOBILIZATION |
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Boston Mobilization is a community organization that engages young people using social issues as a point of reference. MOBE works with college, high school, and
middle school students, empowering them to engage in their communities
in meaningful ways. Youth find their voices as agents for constructive change, utilizing direct action, community education and local legislative efforts to run grassroots campaigns for peace, racial equality, economic justice and genuine democracy. |
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| We are currently accepting applications for intern positions. Click here for more information. |
Sub/Urban
Justice's mission is to equip youth living in and connected to the
suburbs with the skills to transform their communities toward justice. |
The
Youth Empowerment project trains student and community activists to
facilitate workshops promoting peace, anti-racism, and critical
thinking. |
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you can find other programming features of Boston Mobilization
including our Counter Recruitment, B.U. BioLab, No Mandate, as well as
a variety of others. |
CHECK OUT OUR 30th EVENT |
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Breaking News: Boston Mobilization kicked off it's 30th year of existence on Friday May 9th.
In front of a packed house Mobe heard from a range of former staff, including co-founder Louise Bruyn and long-time Directors Tony Palomba and Wells Wilkinson to more recent staff members Deepinder Mayell and Eve Lyman. Current staff and interns also shared a bit about the powerful work Mobe is now engaged in. Want to share your story? You still can on our interactive timeline. . . And stay tuned for future 30th Anniversary events! |
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