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News Stories
Press Releases
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Edward M. Kennedy Institute launches national Just Vote campaign, with help from MLK’s son
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Vicki Kennedy condemns police brutality and systemic discrimination in statement
Victoria Reggie Kennedy, widow of the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy and president of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute’s board of directors, condemned nationwide police brutality and “systemic discrimination” in a statement Saturday.
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Easthampton High Scores A National Educational Victory During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Since COVID-19 arrived, the bad news seems unending and recently released scores for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) civics test were no exception. But thankfully, we have some fantastic news about civics education, and it comes from right here in Massachusetts.
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Press Release
Martin Luther King III Joins the Edward M. Kennedy Institute as its Newest Board Member
Mr. King Brings Decades of International Human Rights Experience to Kennedy Institute as it Places Increased Emphasis on Voter Education and Improved Civil Discourse
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Press Release
STATEMENT FROM VICTORIA REGGIE KENNEDY ON THE PASSING OF JOHN HUME
STATEMENT FROM VICTORIA REGGIE KENNEDY ON THE PASSING OF JOHN HUME
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Press Release
Edward M. Kennedy Institute to host advocates and experts for timely conversation on voting rights
Event will feature grassroots organizations and former congressional staff discussing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and current issues of voting rights and disenfranchisement
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Blog Post
Empowering the disabled community
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute honors the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with a Senate Spotlight on the legislation’s primary sponsor, Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA).
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Blog Post
From the Office to the Institute
The year was 1975 and I was just 20 years old when I met Senator Edward M. Kennedy for the first time.
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Blog Post
Public service in Massachusetts
Senator Edward M. Kennedy didn’t just inspire me to live a life guided by service. He embodied what that means to me in a very real way.
News Stories
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Edward M. Kennedy Institute launches national Just Vote campaign, with help from MLK’s son
-
Vicki Kennedy condemns police brutality and systemic discrimination in statement
Victoria Reggie Kennedy, widow of the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy and president of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute’s board of directors, condemned nationwide police brutality and “systemic discrimination” in a statement Saturday.
-
Easthampton High Scores A National Educational Victory During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Since COVID-19 arrived, the bad news seems unending and recently released scores for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) civics test were no exception. But thankfully, we have some fantastic news about civics education, and it comes from right here in Massachusetts.
Press Releases
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Press Release
Martin Luther King III Joins the Edward M. Kennedy Institute as its Newest Board Member
Mr. King Brings Decades of International Human Rights Experience to Kennedy Institute as it Places Increased Emphasis on Voter Education and Improved Civil Discourse
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Press Release
STATEMENT FROM VICTORIA REGGIE KENNEDY ON THE PASSING OF JOHN HUME
STATEMENT FROM VICTORIA REGGIE KENNEDY ON THE PASSING OF JOHN HUME
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Press Release
Edward M. Kennedy Institute to host advocates and experts for timely conversation on voting rights
Event will feature grassroots organizations and former congressional staff discussing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and current issues of voting rights and disenfranchisement
Institute Updates
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Blog Post
Empowering the disabled community
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute honors the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with a Senate Spotlight on the legislation’s primary sponsor, Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA).
-
Blog Post
From the Office to the Institute
The year was 1975 and I was just 20 years old when I met Senator Edward M. Kennedy for the first time.
-
Blog Post
Public service in Massachusetts
Senator Edward M. Kennedy didn’t just inspire me to live a life guided by service. He embodied what that means to me in a very real way.
