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An informative Chinatown Master Plan monthly meeting tonight. We will continue to work closely with residents & city officials to build a public library in the neighborhood. We also discussed the need to build affordable housing & to preserve existing affordable housing. #bospoli

Please note community meeting tomorrow on zoom from 6pm-7:30pm regarding updates for #Chinatown neighbors, JQUS families & staff on construction of New Josiah Quincy Upper School building. Thank you @Mass_SBA, @BostonSchools, @BCassellius, Public Facilities Dept. #bospoli

.@TuftsMedicalCtr now offering COVID-19 vaccine appts to eligible community members. Check eligibility here: mass.gov/covid-19-vacci…. Schedule appts here: tuftsmcvaccine.org. Vaccination site located at 279 Tremont next to the Courtyard Marriott, interpretation available.

@7News @ChinatownCLT 84 Harrison Ave.

@ChinatownCLT So glad everyone is safe! Can you tell us where this is? We would like your permission to use it across all our platforms with credit to you. Thank you in advance.

luckily adjacent buildings are safe

I urgently need all Bostonians to complete the #2020Census by TOMORROW, Oct 15th. Boston relies on the funding that comes from the Census. As we continue to recover from #COVID19, filing out the Census helps Boston access crucial federal resources for our ongoing relief efforts.

Thank you @AACABoston, @EdforBoston, @TuftsMedSchool for this important @BOS311 event in Chinatown to help educate and to promote our 24/7 City resource line to residents. @marty_walsh’s highly trained Reps are here for you 365 days a year! ☎️ Dial 3-1-1 or tweet @BOS311 📱

My Mama’s Back by Cynthia Yee at 29 Oak St Projections

Today, joined @uscensusbureau in encouraging Chinatown resides to complete the #2020Census. It’s critical to have an accurate count. The census impacts funding for public education, social services. Regardless of your immigration status: Everyone Counts in the 2020Census!#bospoli

At today’s cleanup sponsored by @BCNCInc & Chinatown residents, I had the opportunity to talk w/residents about the importance of completing the @ma2020census. Everyone Counts in the 2020 Census! If you haven’t already, PLEASE complete the census. #bospoli

Calling for hearing today @BOSCityCouncil on pest control & illegal dumping. Many neighbors contacted me regarding rise in pest/rodent activity recently, along w illegal dumping in residential & commercial districts. Look forward to discussion on quality of life issues #bospoli

Getting our first permanently affordable housing units ready! #CommunityLandTrusts #Chinatown

We are excited to introduce Residence Lab. ResLab is a collaboration between ACDC, @BCNCInc, BCNC's Pao Arts Center, Chinatown residents, and local creatives to shape Chinatown amidst change. It is generously supported by @ArtPlaceAmerica the @BarrFdn #ResLab

Thank you to @RepDanCullinane @RepKevinHonan @RepMichlewitz @DeniseProvost1 for advancing a tenant #Right2Purchase when their homes get sold. We must act now to avoid the mistakes of 2008. #StabilizeOurCommunities #TimeforTOPA

Last night the MA House passed TOPA (Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act) as an amendment to the Economic Development Bill! TOPA gives tenants a shot at ownership when buildings are sold, key to preventing displacement. #TimeforTOPA @BrendanCrighton @senjehlen @KarenSpilka

Act Now! -H 5166, S 2992 Housing Stability Act extends & expands eviction & foreclosure moratorium -H 1260, S 786 gives multi-family tenants first right to purchase their homes -H 4154, funds affordable housing thru transfer fees #StabilizeOurCommunities wbur.org/news/2020/07/1…

H 5166 eviction/foreclosure moratorium, S786 tenant right to purchase, H 4514 tax luxury real estate transfers #BeyondRecovery

We remember Tunney Lee (李燦輝, 1931-2020) scholar, teacher, and activist, who educated, mobilized, and inspired many. He was a dedicated and generous supporter to BCNC and he played an integral role in the development of Pao Arts Center. Tunney, you will be greatly missed.

We knew this, but good to see numbers. Researchers expected ‘outrageously high’ discrimination against Black renters. What they found was worse than imagined - The Boston Globe bostonglobe.com/2020/07/01/met…