While AI job screening, lack of accessibility, and funding cuts create steep hurdles for neurodivergent job seekers, local programs and inclusive employers fight to bridge
Nearly a hundred people have been exonerated by state and federal courts in Massachusetts since 1989. “Together, they spent more than 1,341 years imprisoned for crimes they did not commit.”
From covering the tiny house movement on Martha’s Vineyard to our series on homelessness in Cambridge
From Cole Rosengren’s extensive coverage of recycling workers which impacted policies across the region to bombshell reporting by Eoin Higgins on problems at a major Boston-based company
From “A Modern Metco,” to “UMASS Boston’s Last Remaining Painter”
Another reason why BINJ can use your support during our big annual fundraiser
Next up, our focus will expand to examining whether remediation funds have made a difference in the fight against addiction
