Social Impact and Lunch
This lunchtime series will give students the opportunity to engage with leaders who are addressing the multifaceted social impacts of corporate, non-profit and public sector organizations in ways that foster the public good.
Are you faculty, alumni or a friend of Boston College and would like to talk about ethical issues in your line of work? Email us at winston.center@bc.edu to learn how to get involved!
FALL 2021
Purpose Built Communities: Theory of Impact
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
12:00PM | Carney 437
Purpose Built Communities (PBC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving racial equity, economic mobility and health outcomes in communities across the country. It serves as a bridge, connecting community leaders with resources and partner organizations that share a vision to make holistic, at-scale investments in defined neighborhoods to achieve excellent and equitable outcomes for the people who live there.
PBC's collaboration with innovative thinkers is driven by a collective desire to advance communities, improve the lives of residents of neighborhoods made vulnerable, end a cycle of intergenerational poverty, and set a new course for cities across the country.
Lunch session will feature CEO Carol Naughton, Sr. VP Michelle Matthews, and VP, Educational Programs Catalina Sibilsky who will discuss their work and engage in dialogue with students.
Program is for undergraduate students only. Register here.