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Five college students in winter clothes stand around an older man wearing a Franciscan monk's habit, and a poster-sized display board with the title "Listen to Me! Stories of the unnoticed" on a grassy lawn in Boston Common. Downtown high-rises are visible on the horizon under grey skies.

Boston Common December 2022. Listen to Me series

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Emerson Students Amplify Under-Represented Voices from Boston’s Streets

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Christian MilNeil

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Protected Bike Lanes Pop Up Around Boston Common

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Boston Blames Construction Barrel Shortage for Sluggish ‘Healthy Streets’ Rollout

<p>Streetsblog contributor Elena Huisman lives, works, and bikes in Northampton. She is passionate about and advocates for safe streets.</p>


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Emerson Students Amplify Under-Represented Voices from Boston’s Streets

Protected Bike Lanes Pop Up Around Boston Common

Boston Blames Construction Barrel Shortage for Sluggish ‘Healthy Streets’ Rollout

City Wants You To Weigh In: What’s the Best Way To ‘Connect Downtown’?