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Task Force on Reparations
The task force will help the Mayor and the City of Boston on healing racial inequities for descendants of slavery.
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Watch: Reparations Task Force Announcement
About the Task Force
The commission was established through a 2022 City Council ordinance and appointed by Mayor Wu. The task force is made up of ten members, including two youth voices.
The Task Force on Reparations will focus on:
- Working with a research partner to release a study on the legacy of slavery in Boston and its impact on descendants today
- Engaging the community throughout the process to include input from lived experience
- Providing recommendations to the Mayor for reparative justice solutions for Black residents
Meetings and Events
Meetings and EventsMeeting Materials
Meeting MaterialsMeet the task force members
task force members
Joseph D. Feaster, Jr.
Chair, Task Force on Reparations
Denilson Fanfan
Youth Member, Task Force on Reparations
L’Merchie Frazier
Member, Task Force on Reparations
George Greenidge, Jr.
Member, Task Force on Reparations
Dr. Kerri Greenidge
Member, Task Force on Reparations
Dr. David Harris
Member, Task Force on Reparations
Carrie Mays
Member, Task Force on Reparations
Na'Tisha Mills
Member, Task Force on Reparations
Dorothea Jones
Member, Task Force on Reparations
Damani Williams
Youth Member, Task Force on Reparations
Request for Proposals
The Task Force on Reparations is looking for a research partner to study the lasting impact of slavery in Boston. More details on the request will be available soon.
