The Center also maintains the Clara Barton Birthplace Museum. Our programs, which feature provocative speakers and lively audience participation, are taped and edited for regular nationwide radio broadcast, and have been broadcast on C-SPAN and local cable outlets. Dedicated to revitalizing participatory democracy and promoting a vital culture of political and civic engagement in American society and in the Boston-Cambridge area, Cambridge Forum's work is rooted in a belief in the ability of individuals from all walks of life to substantively engage with the social, political, and cultural issues that shape their lives and communities, and a commitment to the power of ideas coupled with action to bring about social change. Culpepper Garden is a high-rise building designed and built for the comfort and convenience of the elderly. It is located in a park-like setting within walking distance of shopping and churches.
Public transportation is a the front entrance.
Staff is on duty 24 hours to provide counseling and to call for help. Housekeeping and a mandatory dinner meal program are provided through Culpepper Garden. The Greeley Foundation was created in 1985 to honor the life and work of the Reverend Dana McLean Greeley. Reflecting his belief in the power of human beings to bring about social change, the Foundation supports groups working for peace, justice, and community change. The Greeley Foundation makes grants to organizations and community projects that directly address violence, oppression, and hopelessness for youth and their families, projects that offer training in conflict resolution, appreciation of diversity, and educational development.