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Three North Shore projects were among 23 awarded grants by the New England Foundation for the Arts for projects intended to promote spatial justice by fostering welcoming, creative public spaces. The recipients include two projects by organizations in Lawrence, and one Salem-based initiative planned by the North Shore CDC. “Arts can drive the change that makes public spaces in Massachusetts more welcoming and inclusive,” says Giles Li, senior program officer for arts and creativity with the Barr Foundation, which funded the grants. “As we emerge from the isolation we have felt so deeply during the pandemic, these creative leaders ar
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