As MassINC marks its 30th anniversary, Greg Torres fellow Charlotte Golar Richie will lead a discussion with her fellowship cohort as their two-year terms conclude. The cohort, comprised of civic leaders, will share their projects and visions for Massachusetts over the next 30 years.
Civic Leaders to Discuss Future of Massachusetts
The discussion will focus on a range of issues, including housing, the court system, energy, immigration, civic engagement, and racial harmony. Each fellow brings a distinct project and perspective to these critical areas.
Panelists participating in the event include Dina Fein, a Retired Judge from the Massachusetts Trial Court; Pema Latshang, Founding Executive Director of Teach Western Mass; Mary Wambui, Asset Manager at the Planning Office For Urban Affairs; and Leverett Wing, President and CEO of Commonwealth Seminar.
Cynthia K. Orellana, Ph.D., President and CEO of Mass Mentoring Partnership, will moderate the talk. Mass Mentoring Partnership works to connect young people across Massachusetts with mentoring relationships.
the discussion will identify key priorities for future policy initiatives. Analysts expect the insights shared could influence the direction of civic engagement efforts in Massachusetts. A possible next step could be the implementation of pilot programs based on the fellows’ projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Charlotte Golar Richie?
Charlotte Golar Richie is a Greg Torres fellow at MassINC and will convene the fellowship cohort discussion.
What topics will be discussed?
The discussion will cover housing, the courts, energy, immigration, civic engagement, and racial harmony.
Who will moderate the discussion?
Cynthia K. Orellana, Ph.D., President and CEO of Mass Mentoring Partnership, will moderate the talk.
How can collaborative leadership shape the future of Massachusetts?
