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ABOUT MOBE |
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Boston Mobilization (MOBE) has been an active part of the Greater Boston peace and justice movement since its inception in 1977 as a local chapter of the nation-wide anti-nuclear organization Mobilization for Survival. From 1999-2000, Mobilization led the Campaign for the Iraqi People, which included a successful international media campaign against UN sanctions on Iraq. In 2001, MOBE organized BU students into BUYAH, the Boston University Youth Alliance for Affordable Housing, and helped the Save Fenway campaign against Kenmore gentrification.
Boston Mobilization is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. |
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For more information, please contact Boston Mobilization. Thank you for your support. |
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Youth Empowerment Project (YEP) Coordinator, began working with Boston Mobilization as an intern in February 2007. She is a young woman who believes education and activism are two sides of the same coin. Before joining Boston Mobilization she taught black history in coastal Tanzania and did research on community building through hip-hop. She works on a number of issues, but is especially committed to helping youth engage their global community. Tai Jun Davis Grassroots Media Coordinator, began his work for Boston Mobilization in June of this year. He is currently one of the Arts Project Coordinators for Voices of Liberation and serves as the Webmaster for both Voices of Liberation and Jericho Boston. Both a community organizer and local hip-hop artist Tai Jun has worked in Roxbury and the South End to promote awareness about social issues affecting youth and people of color today. Christopher Messinger Sub/Urban Justice Coordinator. Christopher lives in Cambridge and has experience as a BPS teacher and youth worker. Christopher works closely with young people who benefit from or are negatively impacted by systems of oppression and interested in organizing to transform these systems and their communities in a positive direction.
Freda Rebelsky PhD. Michael Cohen Gary Hicks Alex Papali Prasannan Parthasarathi Dr. Susan Leeman, PhD. Nate Peyman Susan Davidoff John Maher Seena Perumal Carrington Jonathan King |
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At A Glance |
| About MOBE | Join MOBE | Financial Profile |
| Here at About MOBE you will find a brief overview of Boston Mobilization, including the mission, history, and a short biography about the organization since it's inception. | Here you can find out more about how to become a part of Boston Mobilization. We currently offer Student and Community Organizer and volunteer positions |
Here you can find information about Boston Mobilization's financial profile and a link to the full profile at GuideStar, the national database of U.S. charitable organizations |
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| Fall 2005 |
| Sheehan Vigil |
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| Fall 2005 |
| Second Anniversary of the Iraq War |
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| March 20th 2005 |
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