The Thayer Public Library is a key spot on the list of places pivotal to Project BFF.
Category: Friends
The public library as a rite of passage
The library is a mainstay in so many communities. Read about what they mean to Project BFF co-founder Terri.
Working and strategizing in the Boston Public Library
Manya talks about the role the Boston Public Library has had in the founding of Project BFF.
The Hingham Public Library + Project BFF
The Hingham Public Library played an important role in the founding of Project BFF.
Friendships that start in libraries
When I think of books and libraries, I have the warmest of feelings. These are the things that shaped my life and my friendships.
Friendship everlasting: Can we have a friendship that lasts a lifetime?
Long-term friendships often have their start with two individuals growing up together, going to the same schools, joining the same activities, being college classmates or sharing the same workplace. These common experiences, and seeing one another through them, are what make their bonds even stronger.
Getting a chance to exhale: vacationing with friends
For most of 2020, you’ve been pivoting and adapting your life–the way you work, manage your family, educate your kids, shop , manage the house, and stay in touch with friends. And, you’re definitely crushing it! But…what might happen if you had the chance to set all of this aside for a few days and you…
Friendships when you’re shy
Making friends is about spending time and sharing interests. It doesn’t happen right away for most people. And, by understanding your shyness, and being open to change, it is possible to make new friends.
How to navigate political beliefs with friends
There’s an old adage that says you should never talk about religion or politics in polite company. But it is possible to talk about politics with friends–if you know how.
Steel Magnolias: What It Shows Us About Female Friendship
Steel Magnolias is a fabulous story of female friendships. A little gem that is a timeless affirmation of female friendships and their resilience.