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The Story Behind LLV

Updated on January 29, 2024January 15, 20240 Comment on The Story Behind LLV

Lantern for Lost Voices (LLV) is a nonprofit organization designed to shine light on the forgotten voices in history to bring forward a better future.

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Lantern for Lost Voices (LLV) operates under the fiscal sponsorship of YWCA Southeast Massachusetts, a 501(c)3 organization.

Our Mission

Lantern for Lost Voices (LLV) is a nonprofit organization designed to shine light on the forgotten voices in history to bring forward a better future. LLV is based in Massachusetts, Ohio, and New Hampshire, and is committed to empowering all communities to learn from history rather than repeat it. Read more…

Land Acknowledgement

Lantern for Lost Voices is based in the state now known as Massachusetts, specifically on the land of the Wampanoag and Pokanoket peoples. Our team members also work and learn within the land of the Miami, Hopewell, Kaskaskia, Wabanaki, N’dakina, and Pennacook peoples. Read more…

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