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How 20th century racial inequities shaped the housing crunch of the 21st

Somewhere between the migration to the suburbs in the 20th century and the tight housing market of the ongoing “Big Sort,” there was a turning point called “the Big Downzone.” The term is used by public policy consultant Amy Dain in her new report for the Boston Indicators Project at The Boston Foundation, but her urge to decode the language of exclusionary zoning in Boston’s

Zoning laws' impact on Greater Boston segregation shown in report

The Boston Indicators report dives into more than 100 years of exclusionary zoning practices that kept racial, ethnic, and religious minorities from suburban cities and towns.

Office of Youth Employment and Opportunity (YEO) Announces Key Leadership

How an Algorithm is Transforming Youth Employment in Boston

Hiring 9,000 youths for summer jobs and ensuring that the hiring is equitable is a difficult task. A job-matching algorithm helps.

'It could potentially have a very big impact on the labor market'

Economist cites challenges for employers with loss of federal subsidies for childcare