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In The News:
The LZF Executive Director Jude Goldman and
LZF Grant Recipients from The Welcome Project
and some phenomenal women from
Cooperative Economics for Women (CEW)
are interviewed on
The Jordan Rich Show WBZ Radio Boston
May 18, 2008

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JordanRichWelcome to the Jordan Rich Show here on WBZ1030.com!

Jordan hosts the late night weekend talks shows every Saturday and Sunday from midnight to five a.m. and Sunday evenings from 10 p.m. to midnight. The program features an eclectic mix of authors, actors, athletes, musicians and interesting personalities along with lots of "open line" conversations with listeners from all over the country and Canada.

The Lenny Zakim Fund would like to thank Jordan Rich and WBZ News Radio 1030 for helping us spread the word about The Lenny Zakim Fund
and the good work being done by
our Grant Recipients!

Please check back, The Lenny Zakim Fund will be a regular guest on the Jordan Rich Show on Sunday Evenings from 10pm - midnight.

The Lenny Zakim Fund
Grant Recipients
interviewed on
The 05-08-08
Jordan Rich Show
WElcome Project 1
The Welcome Project 
http://www.welcomeproject.org

The Welcome Project is a community-based initiative that began in the Mystic Public Housing Development of Somerville, Massachusetts in 1987. As new residents were arriving from Haiti, Central America, Viet Nam and other parts of the world, many were victims of discrimination and harassment. The founders of the Welcome Project, a dedicated group of tenants and community members, came together to welcome and support our new residents.

 

CEW
 
 

CEW helps low-income women organize in language communities. We address issues associated with welfare and immigration reform, and integration with and into U.S. society. Our mission is tosupport low-income women, especially women of color, with a supportive group to learn organizing skills & leadership development for advocacy, promotion of policy change, & community development, including access/control of income.

 
Please also listen to the Jordan Rich Shows from:
September 16, 2007
December 02, 2007

February 10, 2008
to hear more about The Lenny Zakim Fund
and additional Grant Recipients!!!
The Lenny Zakim Fund
c/o DLA Piper
33 Arch Street, 26th Floor
Boston, MA 02110
Tel: 617-406-6036