Gallery | July 21, 2022

See photos from the Boston COC Mass and Cass Candidates’ Debate on July 20, 2022.

Politico Mass Playbook | July 21, 2022

SPOTTED — among the roughly 500 people at the Communities of Color debates for Suffolk County sheriff, district attorney and Second Suffolk state senator at Hibernian Hall last night:

Press Release | July 18, 2022

Boston Communities of Color will host a Mass & Cass Candidate’s Debate on Wednesday, July 20th from 5:30 to 9:00 pm at Hibernian Hall, 184 Dudley Street in Roxbury.

Dorchester Reporter | June 15, 2022

On a sunny Saturday earlier this month, Massachusetts Democrats gathered in Worcester to pencil in picks for the Sept. 6 primary ballot, including their candidates for governor, auditor, and secretary of the commonwealth.

Press Release | June 3, 2022

Ahead of the 2022 Massachusetts Democratic State Convention, Boston Communities of Color hosted a reception for COC Delegates at The Guild in Dorchester.

Press Release | June 1, 2022

Candidates for Suffolk County Sheriff and District Attorney will attend a Community Conversation on Monday, June 13th at 6:00 pm.

Worcester Magazine | March 28, 2018

Two dominant issues emerged from a forum on banking practices among communities of color Wednesday night: the lack of bank branches in Worcester’s poorer neighborhoods and home foreclosures.

More than a dozen residents spoke to the large panel consisting of elected officials and representatives of major area banks and credit unions.

Telegram & Gazette Staff | March 28, 2018

Edna Austell said she tried to work with five different banks to get a modification on her loan while her home went through foreclosure. But every time she sent in paperwork, the banks would say that something was missing and reject her application.

Banker & Tradesman | Apr 8, 2018

There are vast differences between the local economy of Greater Boston and that of Central Massachusetts. But for those who struggle to engage with the banking system, the issues remain largely the same.

Banker & Tradesman | Jan 28, 2018

Banks and credit unions in Massachusetts are coming off their best Community Reinvestment Act performance since 2014, according to a review by Banker & Tradesman of monthly activity reports posted by the Massachusetts Division of Banks.