Hear from staff and partners about aspirations, accomplishments, and lessons learned along the way.
What do Artists and Creative Workers in New England need to Thrive Here?
New England Foundation for the Arts’ director of research introduces “Creatives Count”—a new survey of area creatives to bring more resources and attention to their sector.
Meet the Newest Member of Barr’s Climate Team
Eight questions with Lisa Jacobson, who recently joined Barr as Program Officer for Mobility.
New Opportunity for Boston Nonprofits to Strengthen their Leadership Teams
The Bridgespan Group seeks applications for six cohorts of Leading for Impact–Boston, with participation subsidized by Barr and five area funders.
Boston Globe Op-Ed: What is the Vision for Boston’s Waterfront?
This article was originally published in the Opinion section of The Boston Globe on September 30, 2016.
Barr Foundation Announces $16.6 Million in New Grants
With these third-quarter grants, Barr has awarded $45 million to date in 2016, anticipating $70 million in approvals by year-end.
19 Funders Pledge $53 Million to Expand Energy Efficiency
Barr Foundation joins coordinated effort to bring proven technologies, solutions to developing countries most vulnerable to climate change.
Barr Launches New Initiative to Support Off-Track Youth
The Education Program issues Request for Information and invites responses through October 21.
An Exit Interview with a Transportation Champion
Reflections, lessons learned, and advice from Kristina Egan at the close of her five-year tenure as Transportation for Massachusetts executive director.
What is Personalized Learning Anyway?
Jenny Curtin, senior program officer in Education, shares about what it is (and isn’t) and promising examples of key elements taking root in our region.