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What’s New(s) at Barr?
October 2016
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It has been a busy quarter at the Barr Foundation—new colleagues, new investments, and a new Boston Globe op-ed from our president about the future of Boston's waterfront. Here are some of the highlights from our blog and stories we’ve been following on Twitter.
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Introduce us to your current work and aspirations to do more, and do better by off-track students in New England by responding to our Request for Information—now through October 21.
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The High Ambition Climate Fund is a coordinated effort to support a massive expansion of energy efficiency in developing countries.
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At the close of her five-year tenure as Transportation for Massachusetts executive director, Kristina Egan shares reflections, advice, and the three ingredients that contributed to the coalition’s biggest wins.
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Thanks to New England Foundation for the Arts’ Creative City program, artists are performing in neighborhoods across Boston, and the only thing missing is you.
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Cross-Program Initiatives
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The Bridgespan Group invites applications for Leading for Impact–Boston, a professional development program for nonprofit leadership teams.
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Barr welcomed three new colleagues last quarter. Click on their names below to get to know them through introductory interviews.
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Lisa Jacobson joined Barr in August as mobility program officer for Climate. She brings significant transportation planning and policy experience to the team, with broad expertise in sustainable transportation.
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Meredith Hatfield joined Barr in July as clean energy program officer for Climate. Her wide range of experiences include directing state agencies, advising governors, and overseeing federally-funded energy programs.
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Roger Nozaki joined Barr in July in the newly-created role of vice president, overseeing the Foundation’s program, learning and evaluation, and operations activities.
We are also currently hiring for an Education program assistant.
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With Barr’s third-quarter grants, the Foundation has awarded $45 million to date in 2016, anticipating $70 million in approvals by year-end. We invite you to explore all of the grants awarded this quarter through our online grants database.
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Stories We’re Following
Here are a few of the exciting developments from our partners that we have been sharing this quarter. Join the conversation...
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We're pleased to announce our new #GreenwayWall artist @ghadyy today! Great article in @BostonGlobeArts by @jk_inco!
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Yesterday @tbaupdates unveiled an interactive model for #mathed in partnership with @NewClassrooms
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This report clearly shows the enormous potential #EnergyStorage has for #Massachusetts. #RenewableEnergy #Innovation
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From the sketches to the stage, #SundayintheParkBOS brings art to life. Don't miss out! Must close Oct. 16
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Mark your calendars! Season Two of @YEARSofLIVING will premiere on Sunday, 10/30, on @NatGeoChannel #YEARSproject
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