As part of our internship, we would be taking a tour of the alley to familiarize us with the situation on the ground and to speak with several activists throughout the region.
A revolution in the way we perceive and respond to today’s world was started by two women, one of whom is now enshrined on the Women’s Monument on the Lexington green where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired.
In my green Subaru, I made my way through the rural countryside of northern Utah and southern Idaho — a place where beauty meets solitude. A place where you can reflect and listen.
In the heart of Worcester, Massachusetts, Clark University, founded in 1887, has long been a pioneer in exploring the frontiers of knowledge—both in the realms of psychology, famously visited by Sigmund Freud in 1909, and in the quest for sustainability.
Perched atop Mount Saint James in Worcester, Massachusetts, the College of the Holy Cross is known for its historic role in social justice movements, its commitment to liberal arts education, and its innovative approach to sustainability.