The Diversity Club of Wellesley High School denounces racism, prejudice, and bias of any form. We condemn the actions of the students, who by posting
Sowing the Seeds of Discord By Christina Horner, President World of Wellesley Among the many shameful, violent, racist, and anti-Semitic posts written by a
Good Trouble: More Than Just a Day and a Call to Action was the theme for World of Wellesley’s 21st Annual Dr. Martin Luither King,
The Select Board meeting on Monday, December 21 featured a discussion about hiring a diversity, equity and inclusion consultant. Read about it this Swellesley Report
Wellesley was not among the six communities awarded a coveted Racial Equity Municipal Action Plan (REMAP) grant from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) and its partners.
Through a series of protests, marches, meetings and online events, students and alumni of Wellesley High School raised awareness about racism in our community and
Wellesley Public Schools Department of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) shared a document that summarizes antiracist demands articulated by Wellesley High Schools’ Young Ethnic Scholars
On August 6, 2020, the Wellesley Public Schools School Committee unanimously passed an anti-racism resolution. The resolution acknowledges that all lives cannot matter until Black,
We as people who reside, work, and engage in Wellesley acknowledge this town is located on the traditional territory of the Massachusett and Nipmuc Tribes. Learn more about Native Land.
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