Bologna Sandwiches Are Self Care Too
“Collective care” is the idea that a group is responsible for tending to the well-being of its members…
Author: REACH TEAM
International Women’s Day
National Women’s Day to me, is walking into my University biology class today and asking every question…
Reflections on Community
In January, PAVE (Peers Against Violence Educators) officers facilitated a virtual two-day Winter Training for our newest members.
How to Support Survivors During the COVID Holiday Season
For many of us, this year has taught us resilience and strength, but for some it has been…
Intern Spotlight: Aisha Waggeh
REACH was the best fit for me because I believe in providing service to the local community…
Staff Spotlight: Christian Baucum
Recently, REACH welcomed Christian Baucum to our staff as our Volunteer Program Coordinator.
Our REACH Summer Training
I learned more than I ever thought I could in a week, and it made me realize how…
Starting at REACH During a Pandemic
Like most organizations in Massachusetts, REACH had to transition to working remotely in March due to COVID-19.
It’s Ok Not to be Ok – Especially Right Now
By Mikaela Calcagni If you are like me, you have been spending more time scrolling through social media while self-quarantining. With that, I’ve seen many people posting messages about “making the most” out of this pandemic and the free time that comes with it. For those people who have picked up a new hobby or have finally started that novel they have wanted to write, that’s…
Staff Spotlight: Olivia Milne
Tell us a little about yourself I’m from Cape Cod and I’ve been working in development for the past two years. I’ve worked at various nonprofits in Boston and in Cleveland. I studied political science at Wheaton College and lived in the Emerson Feminist Perspectives House on campus for three years. While there, our house did volunteer work with NARAL, Planned Parenthood and Sojourner House. I…
