Check it or change it: REEP's 14th Annual EJ Youth Summit
br>Thank you for attending the Youth Summit!
August 6, 2010
REEP: Roxbury Environmental Empowerment Project
REEP develops and supports youth leadership in our home neighborhood through a school-based environmental justice curriculum, an after-school youth leadership program, and youth-led organizing projects. Learn more about REEP
TRU: the T Riders Union
TRU organizes public transit riders to build a unified voice and movement for better public transportation in Greater Boston. TRU focuses our organizing on lower income riders and riders of color who must depend on public transit to reach their daily destinations. Learn more about TRU
Our Services Program
Our Services Program provides legal and technical assistance and capacity building services to help strengthen and support grassroots groups working on environmental justice in our region. Learn more about our Services Program
DSOP: Dudley Square Organizing Project
The Dudley Square Organizing Project is an outreach initiative in our home neighborhood of Roxbury connecting residents to quality green jobs and opportunities. This program develops leadership in lower income communities and builds access to the emerging green economy. Learn more about DSOP
Lemonade sale for youth jobs!
May 21, 2010
Teens sell Sour Scott Lemonade and ask Scott Brown to vote for summer jobs funding
When: Monday, May 24, 2010, 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Where: Corner of Cambridge Street and New Sudbury Street, in front of the JFK Federal Building, Boston, MA 02203 (near Government Center MBTA Station)
Why: On Monday, youth from the Roxbury Environmental Empowerment Project (REEP) of Alternatives for Community and Environment (ACE), with support from the Youth Jobs Coalition, will call attention to cuts in summer jobs funding and ask Senator Scott Brown to vote to bring more teen summer jobs to the state. Read more...
Transit riders and workers united for federal funds
May 4, 2010
Federal budget cuts will hurt riders and workers. Invest in first-class transit, rider safety, green transit and good jobs!
Boston bands rock Molasses Disaster Benefit on 91st Anniversary
BOSTON, MA – JANUARY 20, 2010 – Local band, Hot Molasses, is making waves with its music and its politics. Named after an environmental disaster that killed 21 people in Boston’s North End, the Molasses Flood of 1919, Hot Molasses does more than empty sloganeering. With the release of their Hot Molasses EP, this band puts its money where its mouth is.



