The Human Library event — a ‘gift’ for both readers and books
After months of planning, CoDE held its first Human Library event on Saturday, October 17 at Marlborough Congregational Church. From all…
Scholarship available to graduating high school seniors
Graduating high school seniors who are committed to community service and the pursuit of social justice are invited to apply for…
Author shares stories of fearless Black Abolitionists of the Northeast
Most New Englanders know some abolitionist history, such as the story of Prudence Crandall in Canterbury, CT, but few are aware…
Students learn about Flamenco and Spanish culture
On Monday, June 10th, students at Marlborough Elementary School were snapping, clapping and stomping their feet to the rhythms of flamenco. Two…
Multicultural Book Drive
CoDE’s Multicultural Book Drive brings multiple voices to our region’s libraries. In its third year, the drive helps to enhance and…
Andover students learn about the Arab world
Students from Andover Elementary School were treated to a unique performance at a school assembly last week, organized by CoDE as…
Columbia elementary students learn about Black history
For the second year in a row, the Columbia CoDE team partnered with H. W. Porter School to celebrate Martin Luther…
CoDE Social Justice Scholarship Fund
In moments when our communities are calling out for fairness, compassion, and opportunity for all, each of us has the power…
Chinese Acrobat Dazzles Marlborough Students
Li Liu, a Chinese acrobat dressed in a sparkling red outfit, thrilled the children of Marlborough Elementary School at an assembly…