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Silent Book Club & the value of reading alone, together

By Nicole Cosme | April 30, 2024
silent book club gathering

“Silent Book Club (SBC) is a global community of readers and introverts, with more than 500 chapters in 50 countries around the world led by local volunteers. SBC members gather in public at bars, cafes, bookstores, libraries, and online to read together in quiet camaraderie.”

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How to build an inclusive online community (and why it matters)

By Raelyn Couto | April 24, 2024

Being inclusive within your communities on and offline fosters a sense of belonging, respect, and empowerment among users. When prioritized, it leads to more meaningful interactions, increased community engagement, and a greater sense of connection.

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Groundwork is here to unlock your creativity

By Korie Ellis - St. Pierre | April 10, 2024
Two coworkers gathering in the Groundwork New Bedford Gallery

Do you dream of workdays that encompass productivity while unlocking creativity? If so, you might want to check out your local coworking space. Coworking spaces are on the rise and…

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Groundwork Gallery CALL FOR ART! Everything you need to know about how to submit

By Nicole Cosme | April 3, 2024
Groundwork Gallery call for art

Our goal is to provide a commission-free space where artists can show and sell their work, particularly new and underrepresented artists who may not have the opportunity to exhibit work elsewhere. In order to make our gallery more accessible to a diverse community of artists and creatives, we’ve initiated our first ever open call for art submission page.

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Meet our Founder: Sarah Athanas

By Nicole Cosme | March 27, 2024

“I will always get excited about the connections that are made at Groundwork. It never gets old! I love to see members discover they have something in common or help each other on a project. It is truly fulfilling to feel like I played a small role in making those connections happen.”

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Tips from BizLab: Everything you need to know about local SEO

By Raelyn Couto | March 18, 2024
BizLab meeting on Local SEO with Mark Collins at Groundwork New Bedford

Understanding the power of local SEO, especially in today’s digital world, can significantly impact the success of your business. Mark’s insights during this month’s BizLab shed light on how crucial it is for local businesses and entrepreneurs to harness the potential of local SEO to increase visibility and attract targeted traffic in their communities.

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Celebrating the Women of Groundwork

By Raelyn Couto | March 8, 2024

In celebration of International Women’s Day, we want to take a moment to spotlight the amazing women who bring our Groundwork community to life. As you’ll see, it’s clear we all share a collective passion for creativity and fostering connections. Take a moment to hear what inspires these women at Groundwork—it might just inspire you, too.

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BizLab: the ultimate business resource for artists and creatives

By Korie Ellis - St. Pierre | February 29, 2024

When it comes to running a business, access to a supportive community is invaluable. This is especially true for creatives and artists who often feel at odds with the business…

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Meet Our General Manager: Nicole Cosme

By Sarah | February 26, 2024

“One of the things I’m loving about my job lately is that there is something new to learn everyday. I’m excited to continue learning as much as I can from Sarah and the Groundwork community.”

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How to support Black-owned business all year long

By Raelyn Couto | February 20, 2024

Black History Month is a time to reflect on the contributions and achievements of Black individuals throughout history. One impactful way to honor this month is by actively supporting Black-owned businesses. However, it’s essential to extend this support beyond February and make it a year-round commitment. In this blog, we explore the best ways to connect with our communities, and we connect with some Black business owners and artists about how to support the Black community beyond Black History Month.

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