A human life was violently taken from a community. We mourn the loss of a caring neighbor and hold their loved ones close in our hearts. Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old …

This past Tuesday, July 29, Neighbor to Neighbor members traveled to the State House to raise their voices in support of rent stabilization across the Commonwealth. We were proud to …

Courtesy of Mass.gov BOSTON — Today, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced nearly $500,000 in grants from the inaugural Environmental Justice Capacity Building Grant Program. This funding, provided by the Executive Office of …

On Wednesday May 7 2025, community members gathered in Worcester for a powerful Clean Slate Info Session hosted by Neighbor to Neighbor. The session was meant to answer questions about …

With the sun shining brightly and the steady rhythm of marching feet, over 200 people poured into the streets of Springfield on May 1st chanting; a living, breathing testament to …

On Wednesday, March 5, 130 community members squeezed into the Carpenter’s Union building to shape a shared vision for the city’s future. A collaboration between Neighbor to Neighbor, the Carpenter’s …

In a time when economic uncertainty weighs heavily on families across the country, the need for community support systems has never been greater. The persistent threat of immigration enforcement has …

Winning campaigns means putting democracy into practice along the way – and the Lynn Tenant Forum is a shining example of what that looks like.

The Worcester area was ranked the third-worst rental market in the U.S. according to Forbes data released this spring, confirming what we already know: our people are in a housing crisis.