Hadia Diallo of South Boston enrolled at Quincy Junior College after high school. To afford tuition, she worked – as a teacher’s assistant at a local after-school program, a visitor’s experience associate at the Boston Children’s Museum, and a security officer – which...
The tables were set. The napkins folded into perfect snail-like spirals. The guests were seated, and the wine was poured. A sumptuous three-course meal was served. Well, the wine bottles were empty, and the food was one-dimensional and paper-thin. But for the 19...
After graduating from West Roxbury High School in Boston, Mykelsy Charles began taking college classes while working to support herself and her mother. Mykelsy was determined to earn a degree but could only take a class or two each semester. After several years, the...
This past fall, BEST opened the doors of its Dudley Square training site. The Art Connection granted BEST original artwork to create a warm, welcoming, professional environment for the neighborhood and to expose our job seeker clients to the professional atmosphere...
A tight labor market is a terrible thing to waste THE QUESTION of who gets to share in our city’s prosperity is the pressing question of our time. While Boston is enjoying a remarkable resurgence from the Great Recession, it is clear that this prosperity has not been...
BEST Hospitality Training opened the doors of its Dudley Square site on Wednesday, November 16, 2016. BEST dedicated its new site to two men known for their leadership, their love for humanity, and for being committed champions of social justice – Mel King and the...
