Higher Ground Board Chair Charlie Titus was recently named to City of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s Commission on Black Men and Boys.
Titus, a legend in Boston sports best known for his successful 45 plus year career as men’s basketball coach, athletic director, and vice chancellor at UMass Boston. A dedicated community advocate for issues of equity, Charlie Titus has served on the board of Higher Ground for over 10 years.
Congratulations to Higher Ground Board Chair, Charlie Titus, who was sworn in by @mayorwu to serve on the @officeofbma Commission on Black Men and Boys. Thanks to @titojackson @juliaforboston & @MayorKimJaney for making sure to prioritize the issues facing black men & boys. pic.twitter.com/G0ACWcXpHA
— Higher Ground Boston (@HigherGroundBos) May 23, 2022
On September 14th Higher Ground honored six outstanding outgoing board members for their dedication and service.
Higher Ground Executive Director Mossik Hacobian was recently honored by Thompson Island Outward Bound Education Center for his lifetime service to the Boston community.
We encourage you to check out the latest media release from the Cummings Foundation, by clicking on the attached link…
On January 18th Higher Ground’s Mossik Hacobian and Brandy Brooks were interviewed about Mayor Wu’s upcoming proposal to address housing…
On December 5, 2022 Hubie Jones was honored by A Better City with the Norman B. Leventhal Award. Named in memory of A Better…
Higher Ground Deputy Director Brandy Brooks raised an important question about affordable housing in the recent episode of WGBH’s series “Priced Out”.
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