Podcast Episode: The music scene in Boston changes since the pandemic
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Month: August 2022
Spreading the word of God through music
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Singing your way through a pandemic
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Black musicians battle pandemic and racism
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Wishing an Irish goodbye to the pandemic
By Diandra Moorhead There aren’t many places that provide a greater sense of community than live music venues. Nudging through sweaty crowds while singing along […]
COVID-19 has led to a rise in union membership and activity in Boston
This year, Greater Boston has taken part in a national trend of increased union growth and activity as a result of pandemic working conditions and widening economic inequality.
Massachusetts’ teachers unions rally for fair contracts after tough years
Spurred by the demands of teaching through a pandemic and still facing contract stalemates, teacher’s unions in Massachusetts have been organizing.
An unprecedented surge of unionization in service industries is led by baristas
Twelve Starbucks stores in Massachusetts have unionized, joining over 200 stores nationwide. The coffee chain joins Amazon and Trader Joe’s in the unprecedented growth of union membership in the service sector.
This labor movement is younger, more diverse and driven by broader causes
Not only has the COVID pandemic led to an increase in union activity and membership, but the movement in 2022 is shaped around a more diverse movement with more diverse causes.
Psychiatric patients on screen aren’t always accurately portrayed
Fictional character narratives for the psychiatric patients around you are different than their reality.