To take action on racial equity: First, we listen…
We are so grateful for the dozens of Council members who signed onto the recent Call to Action on Racial Equity developed by the Council’s Race, Diversity & Inclusion Committee.
Read ArticleWe are so grateful for the dozens of Council members who signed onto the recent Call to Action on Racial Equity developed by the Council’s Race, Diversity & Inclusion Committee.
Read ArticleEarly-bird registration is now open for this year’s online 45th Annual Convention & Expo: SpeakUp4Equity Oct. 27-30, 2020! Click here to register at the early-bird pricing online (prices increase September 19).
Read ArticleWe are now accepting nominations for this year’s Peer Provider Awards, which will be presented during the Council’s online 45th Annual Convention & Expo: SpeakUp4Equity Oct. 27-30. Please consider honoring
Read ArticleWe are pleased to announce that the state Operational Services Division (OSD) has agreed to a Providers’ Council request to extend the deadline for filing Uniform Financial Reports from November
Read ArticleEarly-bird pricing has been announced for the Providers’ Council’s upcoming virtual 45th Annual Convention & Expo: SpeakUp4Equity. Register before Sept. 18 at early-bird rates of just $60 for members and
Read ArticleHappy Women’s Equality Day from the Providers’ Council! Women’s Equality Day commemorates the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, granting the right to vote to women. Learn
Read ArticleWe have just a few seats left in our Certificate in Nonprofit Human Services Management program! This program, offered in conjunction with Suffolk University, allows staff to advance their education
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council is excited to announce the opportunity to showcase your organization at our 45th Annual Convention & Expo: SpeakUp4Equity, which will be held virtually Oct. 27-30, 2020. This
Read ArticleRead all about it in the Summer issue of The Provider! This month, we focused much of our coverage on the nationwide call for racial justice as well as the ongoing
Read ArticleMassachusetts has “no excuse” vote by mail, meaning that anyone can vote by mail! Here’s what you need to do in order to vote by mail in the important Massachusetts
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