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BCIL Special Events

BCIL holds several special events throughout the year – some geared to activism, some to fundraising and some to providing information.

 

  Construction Industry Night at the Pops

O’Connor Group of Companies will once again be the Host Sponsor for the 33nd annual Construction Industry Night at the Pops benefit for the Boston Center for Independent Living (BCIL) on Friday June 15, 2012 at Symphony Hall, Boston. The Construction Industry Night at the Pops has raised well over $1 million to help BCIL fulfill its mission and looks forward to industry colleagues joining us in support of BCIL.

The evening starts with a gourmet reception at Symphony Hall followed by a performance by the renowned Boston Pops. Keith Lockhart will be conducting a special program, Visions of America. This promises to be another extraordinary night in support of the Boston Center for Independent Living.  

 

Construction Industry Night at the Pops

Friday, June 15, 2012

Symphony Hall

301 Massachusetts Ave.

Boston, MA

Reception 6:00pm – 7:45pm

Concert  8:00pm

For Sponsorship and Ticket information please contact David Sternburg at BCIL at 617-338-6665 x223, email  dsternburg@bostoncil.org

 

 

  BCIL Marie Feltin Award Ceremony

The BCIL Marie Feltin Award Ceremony is a special evening, held in support of BCIL, commemorating the late Dr. Marie Feltin by honoring individuals and institutions that embody her pioneering spirit and her focus on vulnerable populations. Marie was not only an exceptional doctor, but an exceptional human being. She co-founded the East Boston Health Center's Home Care Program, Boston Community Medical Group, and the Urban Medical Group, pioneering medical home care to the elderly and persons with disabilities. The evening bestows awards to nominated honorees and gathers together organizations, providers, grassroots activists and individuals who are making an impact on the quality of life for people with disabilities.

BCIL Marie Feltin Award Ceremony

Friday, March 16, 2012

Grand Ballroom
Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
138 St. James Avenue, Boston
Hors d’Oeuvres/Cash Bar 6:00 – 6:45 pm
Buffet Dinner 6:45 – 7:45 pm
Award Ceremony 7:45 – 8:45 pm

Entertainment

This year's Honorees:

   Elmer Bartels

community leader and disability rights pioneer

   Stan Eichner

advocate and champion for disability rights

   Institute for Human Centered Design and Valerie Fletcher

trailblazers for designs that include everyone

 

For Sponsorship and Ticket information please contact David Sternburg at BCIL at 617-338-6665 x223, email  dsternburg@bostoncil.org

 

 

Annual Meeting

BCIL holds its Annual Meeting every November to provide a summary of our year’s activities to our members as well as present a financial report and elect new members of our Board of Directors. This year’s meeting took place on November 15th and highlights were a keynote address by Christine Griffin, Assistant Secretary for Disability Policies and Programs at EOHHS and updates on activities ranging from the MBTA settlement to our hospital access campaign and youth initiatives, and the re-election of board members Fawn Phelps and Lisa Iezzoni to three year terms. Community Awards were conferred on Tom Hopkins, Haitian-American Public Health initiatives and employee Stacy Hart.

See Photos.

 

The Fred Fay Advanced Leadership Forum

This forum is named after one of BCIL’s founders and a longtime leader in national disability advocacy. Its mission is to bring current leaders of the Disability Rights movement together with the emerging generation of leaders to strategize about the future direction of the movement. The intensive weekend gives participants the background, training, information and expertise to return to their communities and organizations and lead successful advocacy efforts for disability rights.

Read more about the recent forum - See Photos.

 

Advocacy Summit

The Advocacy Summit brings together many of BCIL’s grassroots activists and community partners to discuss topics of importance to the disability community with a goal of identifying key issues we should collectively focus our efforts on over the course of the year.

 

 

 

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