The Diversity Recruitment Officer of the Boston Police Department will join the Young Professional Network at their annual leadership conference and host a session: A Seat at the Table, Finding a Voice in Today's Criminal Justice System. This session will discuss the importance of having a seat at the table when it comes to creating policies, policing the community, the judicial system and much more. 

In 2011, YPN-ULEM established an Annual Leadership Development Conference (LDC) to provide opportunities for young professionals to enhance their personal and professional development skills in order to advance in leadership and their career paths. The conference is designed to address issues related to educational, personal and professional development. Additionally, this conference serves as a program for the National Urban League Young Professionals Day of Empowerment, a nationwide service activity held in conjunction with the National Urban League Guild. 

This event is designed to create opportunities for the club's teen members to network with a variety of professionals and explore a multitude of  postsecondary opportunities.

During the workshop, we'll go over the entire application, including all requirements. Feel free to ask questions and participate — this will be an intimate setting.  

We'll make applications available during the workshop. You can also find them on the Love Your Block website. The application deadline for spring 2020 is April 3, 2020.

During the workshop, we'll go over the entire application, including all requirements. Feel free to ask questions and participate — this will be an intimate setting.  

We'll make applications available during the workshop. You can also find them on the Love Your Block website. We accept applications from November 4, 2017 through January 8, 2018. 

Light refreshments will be provided!

During the workshop, we'll go over the entire application, including all requirements. Feel free to ask questions and participate — this will be an intimate setting.  

We'll make applications available during the workshop. You can also find them on the Love Your Block website. We accept applications from November 4, 2017 through January 8, 2018. 

Light refreshments will be provided!

Mayor Martin J. Walsh will celebrate the opening of “The Yard,” BCYF Tobin Community Center’s new backyard space in Mission Hill, on October 31 at 4 p.m.

Created with a $950,000 renovation through the City of Boston’s Capital Plan, highlights of the renovation include:

• an elevated stage with covered pavilion
• synthetic turf lawn
• dining and seating areas
• ambient lighting, and
• much more. 

• food and candy
• a DJ, a juggler, and a magician
• balloon twisters
• K-9 and bomb squad demonstrations, and
• characters in costume!