The UN Sustainable Development Goals in the Greater Boston Area

September is Sustainable Development Month, a time when climate action and social impact are put into a global spotlight. As the UN General Assembly meetings and Climate Week sessions are getting underway this week, the UN Sustainable Development Goals will be at the forefront of the discussions as well as the progress each country is making towards achieving them.

Career Profile - Shannon Houde

Introducing the next episode in the Net Impact Boston Career Profile series!

Hear from Shannon Houde, long time Net Impact volunteer and serial Eco-entrepreneur, about her experience working in the social impact space including her current career and executive coaching business Walk of Life Coaching. Shannon also offers advice about how to make the move into and secure a long and successful career in the social impact industry.

Board Fellows Interview - Elizabeth Jenkins

Board Fellows places Net Impact Boston members on nonprofit boards as non-voting, but participating members for year-long fellowships. The program brings valuable business skills to nonprofits, while exposing Fellows to nonprofit management and governance in practice. Board Fellows and host organizations are matched according to organization need, professional experience, and mission interest alignment.

Learn more about the Board Fellows program from volunteer Elizabeth Jenkins, working with Families for Depression Awareness.

The Boston Black Heritage Trail

The Boston Black Heritage Trail

For #BlackHistorymonth2023 we took a walk along the Boston Black Heritage Trail.

The Black Heritage Trail® is a 1.6 mile walk through the heart of Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood. The trail showcases residences and community buildings associated with a Black community that thrived on, and near, the north slope of Beacon Hill before, during, and after the American Civil War. Throughout that time, this community struggled and organized for equal rights and access to equal education. Community members championed the movement to abolish slavery and even housed freedom seekers on their journey along the Underground Railroad.

Introducing the Career Profile series - Iris Kuqi

We will be sharing stories from those who have built or are building a career in the social impact space, to help spread awareness of all the different twists and turns that an impactful career can have and to help you kick off or shapre your own career.

This week, we interviewed Net Impact Boston President, Iris Kuqi, about her career journey, moving internationally, and with large NGOs like the United Nations.