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Waylaid in Tijuana Documentary Pre-screening
The Henry J. Leir Institute of Fletcher, in partnership with Tufts Latin American Studies, FLAG, and IMG, will present a documentary film which tells the story of Haitians and Central Americans seeking asylum in the United States whose journeys are disrupted by sudden changes in US policy. Produced by Professor Katrina Burgess from the Fletcher School. Directed by Tim Ouilette from Northeastern University. The event will include a conversation with the production team and special guest Father Pat Murphy, Director, Casa del Migrante, Tijuana. Audience members are invited to provide feedback in a live poll and should bring a phone or laptop to participate.
When: Oct 15, 2019 6:30PM in Medford, MA
When: Oct 15, 2019 6:30PM in Medford, MA
Jackie Venson brings her blues and new soul sound to The Porch!
When: Oct 15, 2019 9:30PM in Medford, MA
When: Oct 15, 2019 9:30PM in Medford, MA
Medford Health Matters and the Mayor's Big Table: Summer Session and the Final Event
In an effort for us to connect and stay engaged, MHM is presenting Summer Sessions: Partner Presentations This summer is a chance to share and connect!Stay Engaged...attend the summer sessions to learn what your partners are doing in their organizations to build social capital and address social determinates of health. Please join us to expand networks and share resources. Important details: All events will take place at Medford City Hall in the Council Chambers from *4:00-5:30 Please note * time change. June 19th- Focus: Civic Engagement Adult and Student Leaders from the Center for Citizenship and Social Responsibility will be presenting their work. An opportunity to network and get involved! July 17th- Focus: Community Based Organizations Mystic Valley Elder Services will be presenting a wellness project. Melrose Wakefield Health Care Medford Health Department, Office of Prevention and Outreach August 21st- Focus: Parent Engagement Medford Family Network will discuss parent/caregiver engagement and opportunities to practice wellness. Citywid Elementary Alliance September 18th- Film Screening: Resilience, The Biology of Stress & the Science of Hope October 16th will be the SEW series follow up to highlight the efforts and impact. October 16th the final event is the series will be held to highlights the impact and outcomes. If you are interested in presenting please contact MHM.
When: Oct 16, 2019 4pm in Medford, MA
When: Oct 16, 2019 4pm in Medford, MA
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Medford Massachusetts was settled in 1695 and became a city in 1892. Located just northwest of Boston, Medford is a very desirable place to live. Search local Medford homes for sale to find your next dream home and join the Medford community.
The economic history was based on the ship building trade in colonial times. Ship building was begun by Thatcher Magoun who used lumber harvested from the Fells and New Hampshire which arrived via the Middlesex Canal. After the ship building industry reached its decline printed cloth and carpets, linseed oil as well as rum and hats became the major products in Medford as did education with the founding of Tufts University in 1852. Because of its industrial prosperity Medford doubled its population every 20 years from 1870 to 1910.
To this day Medford is a well populated city in a very convenient location filled with many suburban neighborhoods. However it still retains a rich architectural heritage containing many historic sites which include monuments and houses-some of which date back the 17th century.
The economic history was based on the ship building trade in colonial times. Ship building was begun by Thatcher Magoun who used lumber harvested from the Fells and New Hampshire which arrived via the Middlesex Canal. After the ship building industry reached its decline printed cloth and carpets, linseed oil as well as rum and hats became the major products in Medford as did education with the founding of Tufts University in 1852. Because of its industrial prosperity Medford doubled its population every 20 years from 1870 to 1910.
To this day Medford is a well populated city in a very convenient location filled with many suburban neighborhoods. However it still retains a rich architectural heritage containing many historic sites which include monuments and houses-some of which date back the 17th century.
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