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On September 24, 2006, [[Boston Democratic Socialists of America]] presented its 25th Annual Debs–Thomas–Bernstein Award to their "longtime comrade, Director of Massachusetts [[Neighbor to Neighbor]], [[Harris Gruman]]". The event which was hosted by former [[Neighbor to Neighbor]] Director [[John Maher]] and Co-Chaired by Senator [[Pat Jehlen]] and [[Massachusetts AFL-CIO]] Vice President [[Ed Collins]], was also a fundraiser for both Boston DSA and the [[Mass Alliance]]. Some Alliance-endorsed candidates were among the attendees, including [[Denise Provost]], [[Jarrett Barrios]], [[Willie Mae Allen]], [[Claire Naughton]] and [[Will Brownsberger]]. [[John Maher]] and [[Ellen Sarkisian]] hosted the event; [[Julie Johnson]] of the [[Mass Teachers Association]] MC'd the event, while primary organizers were [[Susan Davidoff]] and [[Mike Pattberg]]. [[Abby Rockefeller]] & [[Lee Halprin]] and [[Patricia Armstrong]], Boston Teachers Union, Local 66, were benefactors of the event. | On September 24, 2006, [[Boston Democratic Socialists of America]] presented its 25th Annual Debs–Thomas–Bernstein Award to their "longtime comrade, Director of Massachusetts [[Neighbor to Neighbor]], [[Harris Gruman]]". The event which was hosted by former [[Neighbor to Neighbor]] Director [[John Maher]] and Co-Chaired by Senator [[Pat Jehlen]] and [[Massachusetts AFL-CIO]] Vice President [[Ed Collins]], was also a fundraiser for both Boston DSA and the [[Mass Alliance]]. Some Alliance-endorsed candidates were among the attendees, including [[Denise Provost]], [[Jarrett Barrios]], [[Willie Mae Allen]], [[Claire Naughton]] and [[Will Brownsberger]]. [[John Maher]] and [[Ellen Sarkisian]] hosted the event; [[Julie Johnson]] of the [[Mass Teachers Association]] MC'd the event, while primary organizers were [[Susan Davidoff]] and [[Mike Pattberg]]. [[Abby Rockefeller]] & [[Lee Halprin]] and [[Patricia Armstrong]], Boston Teachers Union, Local 66, were benefactors of the event. | ||
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Template:TOCnestleft Lee Halprin
Democratic Socialists of America
Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Awards Reception
2001
On June 12, 2001, Lee Halprin was a benefactor of the annual Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Awards reception which is hosted by Boston Democratic Socialists of America. The Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award is presented to "leaders who fight for democracy, here at home and around the world". Ed Clark, Honorary Vice Chair of Democratic Socialists of America; and Communist Party USA-linked Dessima Williams received the Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award, while DSAer John Maher received the Michael Harrington Lifetime Achievement Award. DSAer David Knuttunen; Boston-based "social justice" organization Neighbor to Neighbor; and fellow In These Times member, Lee Halprin were also benefactors of the reception. The reception took place at the home of DSAer Marcia Peters and her husband David Karaus in Jamaica Plain.[1]
2006
On September 24, 2006, Boston Democratic Socialists of America presented its 25th Annual Debs–Thomas–Bernstein Award to their "longtime comrade, Director of Massachusetts Neighbor to Neighbor, Harris Gruman". The event which was hosted by former Neighbor to Neighbor Director John Maher and Co-Chaired by Senator Pat Jehlen and Massachusetts AFL-CIO Vice President Ed Collins, was also a fundraiser for both Boston DSA and the Mass Alliance. Some Alliance-endorsed candidates were among the attendees, including Denise Provost, Jarrett Barrios, Willie Mae Allen, Claire Naughton and Will Brownsberger. John Maher and Ellen Sarkisian hosted the event; Julie Johnson of the Mass Teachers Association MC'd the event, while primary organizers were Susan Davidoff and Mike Pattberg. Abby Rockefeller & Lee Halprin and Patricia Armstrong, Boston Teachers Union, Local 66, were benefactors of the event.
In These Times
As of 2009 Lee Halprin was a member of the Publishing Consortium of Chicago based socialist journal In These Times.[2]