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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 23/09/2026

Join a virtual info session highlighting opportunities for people of all abilities to get civically involved! Accommodations available upon request. Boston.gov/Disability-Engagement. ALT TEXT: Flyer for the Civic Engagement for People with Disabilities virtual session on Wednesday, September 30.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 17/09/2026

Thank you, @SGISDInclusion for presenting your report findings to our team, providing us with new resources to use. We look forward to our continued collaboration! Read the report: www.bostonindicators.org/reports/re…

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 13/07/2026

Join the City of Boston for the 2026 ADA Day as we honor the revolutionaries who brought disability access & inclusion to #Boston.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 10/07/2026

Boston Reparations Task Force member Antonia Edwards reflects on America250 and the importance of recognizing the history and experiences of American Freedmen in a recent Bay State Banner commentary. 📰 baystatebanner.com/2026/07/01/ameri…

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 15/06/2026

Juneteenth marks the day enslaved people in Galveston, TX learned they were free, more than two years after emancipation. Join us 6/18 as we honor this history with music, dance, reflection, and a Juneteenth flag raising. Freedom delayed is worth remembering. Freedom realized is worth celebrating.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 12/06/2026

Today would have been Bob Terrell’s 75th birthday. Born in Boston, Bob dedicated his life to fair housing and the people of Roxbury. From community organizing to leading the City’s Fair Housing office, his work helped open doors for generations. His impact lives on. 🏡✊🏾

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 05/06/2026

uneteenth is coming — and Boston has a full lineup of events to celebrate. ✊🏾 On June 19, 1865, freedom finally reached the last enslaved people in America. Join us in honoring that history. Three events above — more at boston.gov/juneteenth 📍

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 23/04/2026

We’re hiring a Director of Investigations for Boston’s Fair Housing & Equity Office. This role leads investigations into housing discrimination and helps ensure fair, equitable access to housing for all residents. Salary: $113K–$136K. Boston residency required. Apply: boston.gov/career-center

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Project Citizenship @projectcitizenship.bsky.social · 04/03/2026

📣We're thrilled to announce that this year's Boston Citizenship Day will be on Saturday, May 2, 2026. We're delighted to partner with the Mayor's Office for Immigrant Advancement to celebrate and support 300+ immigrants on their journey to U.S. citizenship. projectcitizenship.org/boston-citiz...

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 24/02/2026

City Hall is coming to Roxbury! Mayor Michelle Wu is launching her first-ever Office Hours. Join us on Thursday, March 5 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building to connect directly with the Mayor and City departments.

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Boston Parks Department @parks.boston.gov · 01/02/2026

This #BlackHistoryMonth, Boston Parks and Recreation is honoring Black Bostonians whose legacies live on in our parks. Today, we’re celebrating Phillis Wheatley, an enslaved woman who would go on to become the first published African American, and an internationally celebrated poet.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 01/02/2026

February 1 begins Black History Month — and in 2026, we mark 100 years since Carter G. Woodson launched the first Black History celebration in 1926. This year’s theme, A Century of Black History Commemorations, honors the past and challenges us to shape the next 100 years. #blackhistorymonth

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 30/01/2026

🌟 100 years of Black History Month🌟 Boston is commemorating this historic milestone all February. Events & details: www.boston.gov/black-history

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 24/01/2026

Mayor Michelle Wu has declared a snow emergency in the City of Boston beginning at 8 a.m. on Sunday, January 25, ahead of the forecasted winter storm. Residents are encouraged to stay home if possible and follow all snow regulations.

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Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭 @mayorwu.boston.gov · 26/12/2025

Our work to make Boston a home for everyone continues! Please join us live on Monday, January 5 at 10 a.m. as we begin our second term and administer the oath of office to the Boston City Council. #BostonInauguration

A graphic with a formal design with information for viewing the inauguration of Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston City Council on Monday, January 5, 2026, at 10 a.m.

Streaming live on Boston.gov, Boston City TV & Boston Neighborhood Network, and on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, and Facebook.

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Boston Parks Department @parks.boston.gov · 13/11/2025

🎨🌳Last month we celebrated the winners of the Icons of Franklin Park Poster Competition. Artists of all ages captured the park’s history, culture, and natural beauty through original poster designs. Check out this thread to see their amazing work! (1/7)

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Boston City TV @citytv.boston.gov · 10/11/2025

Mayor Wu joins local leaders and volunteers to welcome the unofficial start to the holiday season with the Greater Boston Food Bank’s "20th Annual Chain of Giving!" Mayor Wu thanks the Greater Boston Food Bank for more than two decades of connecting our neighbors in need to the food they deserve.

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Boston Parks Department @parks.boston.gov · 10/11/2025

🍂 Fall in love with fall in Boston… again and again! Do you recognize any of these iconic spots dressed in their autumn best? 🔍👀

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 03/11/2025

⚠️ ALERT: Your November SNAP Payments may be delayed due to the federal government shutdown. Need food? The City of Boston is here to help. Visit boston.gov/SNAP for updates on local resources for you and your family. #ebt #snap #snapbenefits #Boston

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Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭 @mayorwu.boston.gov · 23/10/2025

Next Tuesday, I’m delivering Boston’s first ever State of the Schools address. Together, we’ll showcase the work of our @bostonschools.boston.gov communities and invite our entire city in pushing forward progress for our young people and families. Join us live at 7 p.m. on boston.gov. #BostonSOTS

A graphic shows Mayor Wu and Superintendent Skipper reading books to students. Above them, text reads "State of the Schools: Tuesday, October 28th, 2025" and "Watch live at 7pm: Boston.gov"

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Boston City TV @citytv.boston.gov · 20/10/2025

Closing the Digital Divide is a key goal of the City of Boston's Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT). Celebrating "National Digital Inclusion Week," DoIT recognized Boston leaders who are expanding internet and tech device access for our Boston residents.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 22/09/2025

Latinx Heritage Month celebrates heritage, identity, and voice. Chief Mariangely Solís Cervera shares how her story fuels equity in Boston. youtu.be/pVvc4ji0Rco

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Building Belonging: Meet the Chief of Equity

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 01/09/2025

The Reparations Task Force will hold its next public meeting on 9/20. We’ll focus on 5 core harms: housing, healthcare, economic opportunity, criminal justice, and education. 🕒 Details coming soon — but for now, save the date. Your voice matters. #Boston #Reparations #Equity

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 28/08/2025

✨ Boston, let’s talk menstrual equity! MOWA is breaking stigma with videos in 12 languages on menstruation, products, & how-to guides—working toward free menstrual products in all City spaces. 📲 Watch + share: linktr.ee/menstrualequ...

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Boston City TV @citytv.boston.gov · 22/08/2025

Mayor Wu signs the Technology Modernization Executive Order to enable stronger coordination between city departments to improve permitting for businesses and residents.

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Boston Community Engagement Cabinet @communityengagement.boston.gov · 01/08/2025

🇵🇷 South End, Bay Village liaison Sarah Sharpe and the @equity.boston.gov were honored to unveil a monument dedicated to Jorge “Chico” Muñoz, founder of the Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts. Check it out at O’Day Park in the heart of the South End.

Photograph of a plaque for Jorge "Chico" Munoz.

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Boston City TV @citytv.boston.gov · 30/06/2025

Mayor Wu kicks off Summer 2025 with the opening of the Frog Pond Spray Pool on Boston Common!

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 09/06/2025

Join the City of Boston’s Office of Fair Housing & Equity and help ensure every Bostonian has fair access to housing and opportunity. 📍 Based at City Hall 💼 Full-Time | 🕒 35 hrs/week 💰 $68K–$93K 🗓 Apply by 8/10/25 📧 rui.santos@boston.gov 🔗 Learn more & apply → boston.gov/career-center

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Boston City TV @citytv.boston.gov · 06/06/2025

Boston Pride is a celebration of freedom and love. Join Mayor Wu as she kicks off Pride Month on City Hall Plaza.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 03/06/2025

The City of Boston’s Office of Economic Opportunity & Inclusion and the Department of Supplier Diversity invite you to the final White Stadium Contracting Opportunity Fair of the season. 🗓️ June 24, 2025 🕕 6:00 – 8:00 PM 📍 William E. Reed Auditorium #boston #contractingopportunity #smallbusiness

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 28/05/2025

🎥 Check out the video below to see what’s underway and what’s ahead for Boston's Reparations Task Force. Learn more → boston.gov/reparations #Boston #Reparations #Equity www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdKj...

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Boston Reparations Task Force: Studying the Past, Shaping the Future

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Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭 @mayorwu.boston.gov · 23/05/2025

Making Boston a home for everyone means investing in community year-round—and our block party grants help us do just that! Residents and organizations can receive up to $750 to host block parties that bring communities together. 🥳 Visit boston.gov/blockparty to apply today!

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 23/05/2025

We’re sharing community-led events across Boston that uplift Black history, culture, and joy. Check out these featured programs and explore more at: 📍 boston.gov/juneteenth #JuneteenthBoston #BostonEvents

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Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics @newurbanmechanics.boston.gov · 07/05/2025

🚀 MONUM is hiring a Program Manager! Lead bold civic projects, co-design with communities, and shape the future of Boston. 🧠 Ideal for creatives with experience in research, human-centered design & storytelling. 📅 Apply by May 25! 🔗 Learn more: content.boston.gov/departments/... #CivicInnovation

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 07/05/2025

🏳️‍🌈 Calling all community organizers, artists, advocates, and allies! 🏳️‍⚧️ ✨ Submit your event to be featured on our official Pride Month page: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... 📍 All events must take place in June and be open to the public. #BostonPride #PrideMonth #Pride2025 #CityOfBoston

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Boston City TV @citytv.boston.gov · 06/05/2025

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Mayor Haris Doukas of Athens, Greece, sign a Letter of Intent, deepening the ties between Boston and Athens and promoting long-term collaboration across the arts, business, research, innovation, higher education, and tourism.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 06/05/2025

Mayor Wu & the Office of Black Male Advancement just launched the Equity Survey—part of our study to improve outcomes for Black men & boys in Boston. Share your voice & help shape future programs and policies. Take the survey today! #BostonEquity #BMA #mayorwu form.jotform.com/250814664595...

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Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭 @mayorwu.boston.gov · 05/05/2025

Boston is suing the Trump Administration as it tries to cancel billions of dollars in critical housing and homelessness grants, alongside cities and counties across the US. They want to force us to comply with unrelated and unconstitutional Executive Orders, but Boston doesn’t back down.

A screenshot of a press release. The City Seal is at the top of the image. Text reads: CITY OF BOSTON SUES TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO DEFEND CRITICAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS FUNDING. Mayor Wu joins multicity lawsuit challenging HUD’s unlawful attempt to withhold $48 million in previously-awarded funds to provide housing and services for people experiencing homelessness. BOSTON - Monday, May 5, 2025 - Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that the City of Boston joined a lawsuit with cities and counties from across the United States to challenge the Trump Administration’s unlawful move to cancel $3.6 billion in grants for housing and homelessness prevention unless Boston and other communities agree to the President’s unconstitutional Executive Orders. The suit challenges the move by the Trump Administration to withhold nearly $48 million in previously-awarded funding for Boston to fight homelessness unless the City agrees to comply with a raft of new Executive Orders and grant conditions, which are unrelated to housing and likely unconstitutional. The Administration’s actions threaten billions in funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Continuum of Care (CoC) program, the single largest source of federal funding Boston and other cities use to address homelessness. This lawsuit seeks to defend the City from executive overreach and many unlawful and arbitrary conditions being added to the CoC program.

A screenshot of a press release. Text reads: “The Trump Administration is threatening to hold up nearly $48 million for Boston to tackle homelessness unless our City complies with unconstitutional Executive Orders,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “We are joining other cities and counties across the country to protect critical funding to prevent homelessness and house families in need. Boston will not back down on making our city a home for everyone.” The Continuum of Care program supports individuals experiencing homelessness and formerly homeless Boston residents with finding stable housing connected to health care, counseling, and other supportive services. Each year, the City of Boston works with local nonprofit organizations to assist more than 2,000 households experiencing homelessness —individuals, families, young adults, and veterans. These services are part of Boston’s broader “housing first” strategy, which focuses on helping people move into stable housing as quickly as possible with supports to help them stay housed. The actions by the Trump Administration threaten these resources and the housing that the City and its partners are able to provide. The new requirements from the federal government would force Boston and other cities to make legal promises that conflict with local laws, values, and long-standing efforts to support residents and connect them with stable housing. These include conditions related to immigration enforcement, health care, DEI, and how cities support transgender and gender-diverse individuals. If Boston agreed to these terms and was later found to be out of compliance based on this federal administration's unfounded and unsupported interpretation of the laws, the City could be forced to pay back all the grant money—up to three times the original amount—leaving thousands of residents without housing support and putting the City in an unnecessary position financially.

A screenshot of a text release. Text reads: Each year, the Continuum of Care program funds services in Boston such as permanent supportive housing for people with disabilities, rapid re-housing for those exiting homelessness, and transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence and others in crisis. More than 18 nonprofit organizations receive this funding annually to do their work, including Metro Housing | Boston, Pine Street Inn, HomeStart, and Casa Myrna. These groups also employ more than 125 people with this support. “Our nonprofit partners work every day to make sure our most vulnerable residents have the housing and the support services that they need to stabilize their lives,” said Sheila Dillon, Chief of Housing. “The Continuum of Care federal funding is too important to be compromised by the federal administration’s unrelated policy agenda.” "We cannot allow the federal government to abdicate our collective responsibility to provide housing for our homeless and neediest residents, including veterans and those struggling with mental health issues. Boston will continue to fight for critical funding to care for our residents and will protect their basic rights," said Council President Ruthzee Louijeune. Boston joins seven other jurisdictions in filing this lawsuit in the federal Western District of Washington, including King County, WA; the City of New York, NY; the City of Columbus, OH; the City and County of San Francisco, CA and Pierce County and Snohomish County, WA.

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 05/05/2025

🏳️‍🌈 Big news from @mayorwu.boston.gov and @boslgbtq.bsky.social: $200K in new funding to support LGBTQ+ Bostonians, including 45 grassroots grants and expanded emergency aid. 📖 Read the full announcement: boston.gov/news/lgbtq-grants-2025 #LGBTQBoston #BeyondPride #EquityInAction #mayorwu

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Boston Public Schools @bostonschools.boston.gov · 30/04/2025

Hey, Boston youth! @futureBOS_youth is hosting the futureBOS Youth Jobs Fair on Saturday, May 10, 11 AM - 3 PM at the Reggie Lewis Center. There will be free food, raffles, giveaways, and games. Register at boston.gov/futureBOS #futureBOS #youthjobs

Save the date poster for the futureBOS Youth Jobs Fair on Saturday, May 10, 11 AM - 3 PM at the Reggie Lewis Center.

Poster for the futureBOS Youth Jobs Fair on Saturday, May 10, 11 AM - 3 PM at the Reggie Lewis Center.

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Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics @newurbanmechanics.boston.gov · 30/04/2025

Dreaming of owning a triple-decker with your best friend or sibling? 🏡 Boston's new co-purchasing program is making that possible—with zero-interest loans and a community-first approach. 🔗 Read more: www.wbur.org/news/2025/04...

A social media graphic promoting Boston’s Co-Purchasing Housing Pilot. The top headline reads “A New Way to Buy Together: Boston’s Co-Purchasing Housing Pilot.” Below it is a photo of classic Boston brownstone buildings along a residential street. The caption underneath explains that the new pilot program helps friends and families co-buy multi-family homes, offering eligible first-time buyers up to $50K in zero-interest loans for down payments. A quote at the bottom reads: “We wanted to unlock more of the private market to our buyers,” said Paige Roosa, Housing Innovation Lab director.

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Boston Centers for Youth & Families @bcyf.boston.gov · 22/04/2025

The residents and neighbors who supported the reopening of the BCYF Johnson Community Center in #MissionHill were honored as @boston.gov 2025 Civic Heroes at the annual State of the City address. Take a look at the video celebrating the reopening of this new community space for all ages!

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Boston Public Health Commission @publichealth.boston.gov · 22/04/2025

Investing in public health helps us protect the health and well-being of our communities. Commissioner Ojikutu talks about lessons learned from COVID-19 and the importance of funding public health on GBH News Rooted. #PublicHealth #Boston

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The Importance of Investing in Public Health | Commissioner Ojikutu on GBH News Rooted in #Boston

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City of Boston Streets Cabinet @streets.boston.gov · 22/04/2025

We’re hosting free Try an E-Bike events this week through May 8! You can test ride different types of e-bikes and learn about the Boston E-Bikes Incentive Program. Learn about the program and pick an event near you at boston.gov/ebikes

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Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭 @mayorwu.boston.gov · 23/04/2025

For 250 years, Boston has been at the heart of the American story—a place where bold ideas, civic action, and the fight for justice have shaped our nation’s path. On Friday, we began a yearlong celebration of our city's revolutionary past, present, and future. #Boston250

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Boston 250 Opening Ceremony - Mayor Wu's Speech

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 15/04/2025

Join us on April 26, 2025, as we commemorate the historic 1965 Freedom Rally in Boston, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led thousands in the fight for justice and equality. Boston Common - 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 12 - 2:30pm | Saturday, April 26, 2025 Register: www.classy.org/event/1965-f...

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Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet @equity.boston.gov · 08/04/2025

📢 Hey Boston! Did you know April is Fair Housing Month? 🏡✨ Our Office of Fair Housing & Equity is here to increase equity, break down barriers, and create opportunities for everyone. Visit boston.gov/fair-housing to learn more! #FairHousingMonth #Boston

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