Black History Month highlights and celebrates the contributions of African Americans within the United States. It honors all Black people from all periods of U.S. history, and pays a time for tribute and reflection on the continued struggle for racial injustice. Join Worcester in celebrating Black History Month with educational workshops, readings, and much more.
Two Worcester natives, Sienna Ablorh and Dorean Asuako, have created a working document consisting of Black-owned businesses within Worcester. Their goal is to highlight Black communities and participate within the reviving of the Worcester community.
Did you know Safe Homes offers virtual programming? Safe Homes offers a Discord server for all participants and community members to talk, chat, hang out, and stay close with our community. Join us Wednesdays from 6:30-8:30pm on Discord!
The Blackstone Valley Art Association is sponsoring the 2023 Teen Self Expression Art Show – this art show is open to the public! All styles of teen-created family-friendly artwork are warmly welcome!
MTPC is excited to announce that the pilot program for the Trans Leadership Academy (TLA) is set to launch April 2023! Learn more about the program and apply below.
Michigan State University is conducting a study for transgender and gender diverse individuals regarding their experiences with mental health and self-identity. Participants are paid $25 and will be invited after they complete a short questionnaire to express their interest. Questions can be directed to Jae Puckett at Michigan State University at pucket26@msu.edu.
April 14, 2023 Safe Homes will be hosting its annual Gala! Show your support for LGBTQIA+ youth in Central Massachusetts, and gain visibility in the Greater Worcester community as a sponsor of the Safe Homes Gala and People of Courage Awards.