Marginal Revolution has published their list of the best non-fiction books of 2025. “A History of Boston” is featured on the list. Congratulations, Dan.
Read more about Marginal Revolution and the list here.
RJ Lyman is featured in a recent Boston Globe article about Faneuil Hall.
Daniel Dain is quoted in a recent Boston Globe article about Boston’s Mayor Wu’s focus on jobs, rather than real estate, to grow the city’s economy.
Joseph D. Feaster Jr. has been recognized by the State Senate with an “official citation” as part of the Commonwealth’s “Living Histories of Color” and for his “powerful impact as a changemaker and a living part of our history.
It is with great respect and admiration that Dain Torpy shares news of the launch of the Feaster Family Foundation, established by attorney Joseph D. Feaster, Jr. and his family in loving memory of his son, Joseph D. Feaster III.
In 2010, the Feaster family endured an unimaginable loss when they said goodbye to Joseph III. Out of that heartbreak, they committed themselves to a purpose that converts grief into hope and care. The Foundation now stands as a legacy of that promise, working to reduce mental health stigma, expand access to care, and aid communities through education, advocacy, and service.
We are personally inspired by how Joseph Jr. and his family have turned a very personal tragedy into a powerful mission: building support systems so that fewer families walk that path alone.
If you feel moved, we encourage you to learn more about the Foundation’s work and consider how you might support or collaborate: https://lnkd.in/d3MypnJy.
Congratulations to the Feaster family on this meaningful initiative. May your efforts bring hope, change lives, and honor Joseph III’s memory.