Organizational Structure

In order to be accountable to the diverse low-income communities where we organize, N2N-MA is governed by our grassroots membership. We strive to have the broadest grassroots participation possible in our decision-making process. Each local chapter is led by a Steering Committee of activists. This group guides the work of their community and shapes our statewide priorities. Our Board of Directors is comprised of people directly affected by the issues facing working families. Two to four representatives are elected from each local chapter to serve on the statewide Board.

In addition to the Board and local Steering Committees, we have large statewide meetings of all our chapters each year to determine our political priorities. To further strengthen our accountability to the grassroots, these meetings are complemented by an annual survey of our members.

Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts is comprised of two separate corporate entities: the Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts Education Fund and the Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts Action Fund. For more information about the components of N2N-MA visit our N2N-MA Explained page.

Additionally, the Student Immigrant Movement of Massachusetts (SIM) is a fiscally sponsored project of Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts Education Fund.