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Latino Law Enforcement group hosts 3rd Women’s History Month fundraiser

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Seth Daniel, News EditorOne of the teams celebrating a great outing. From left, Taisha Chevere, Geo Chevere, Shayna Lyons, Maykol Garcia, and Wandy Rosario. Seth Daniel photos Hundreds of participants packed into Dorchester’s Boston Bowl for the 3rd annual LLEGO Boston (Latino Law Enforcement Group of Boston) Women’s History Month bowling fundraiser. Formed in 2017, LLEGO is a group of Latino police officers from the Boston Police (BPD), Boston…
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The OccidentalThe Occidental

Poetry open mic spotlights LA's cultural tapestry during Women's History Month - The Occidental

The Intercultural Community Center (ICC) and OXY ARTS hosted “They Can’t Take Away Our Words,” an open mic centering poets of color March 28. The event took place at the OXY ARTS Gallery. The event was open to the public and featured guest poets Aman K. Batra, Yesika Salgado, Alyesha Wise, Tiffany Ike and Bay Davis. Davis closed out the event with several poems about her experiences with love, self-expression and confidence as an Afro-Indigenous…

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Harvard Kent Elementary School Celebrates Women’s History Month

Special to the Patriot-Bridge On the week of March 17th 2025, Harvard Kent Elementary School in Charlestown celebrated Women’s History Month. Students in grades K0-2nd grade welcomed guest readers into their classrooms to read “ABC What Can She Be, Girls Can Be Anything from A to Z” by Sugar Snap Studio and “Like A Girl”  by Lori Degman. Pictured at the panel discussion at the Harvard-Kent Elementary School are, front row, from left, SchoolPsyc…

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Latino Law Enforcement group hosts 3rd Women’s History Month fundraiser

Seth Daniel, News EditorOne of the teams celebrating a great outing. From left, Taisha Chevere, Geo Chevere, Shayna Lyons, Maykol Garcia, and Wandy Rosario. Seth Daniel photos Hundreds of participants packed into Dorchester’s Boston Bowl for the 3rd annual LLEGO Boston (Latino Law Enforcement Group of Boston) Women’s History Month bowling fundraiser. Formed in 2017, LLEGO is a group of Latino police officers from the Boston Police (BPD), Boston…

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The Somerville TimesThe Somerville Times

4th Annual Women’s History Month Celebration

— Photos courtesy of Somernova On March 26, Somernova’s 4th Annual Women’s History Month Celebration brought the community together to celebrate the incredible achievements of women throughout history. The event was dedicated to honoring the amazing achievements of women. Attendees enjoyed chill beats, light bites and a Somernova spritz. The Women’s History Month Celebration featured inspirational speeches from Somerville and Massachusetts’ comm…

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