AMST/SOC 246: How Immigration is Changing the US and the World

Local Framingham newspaper. To access this resource, you must log in through the Wellesley Free Library in town. Students automatically have library cards there. First, though, students must activate their account. To do so:

1. Call the Wellesley Free Library at 781-235-1610 ext. 1104 during their business hours.

2. Verify your name, Wellesley College mailing address, and college email.

3. They will provide you with your card number and PIN.

4. Access the Metrowest Daily News site , logging in with your Wellesley Free Library card number, and search for your topic based on keywords or browse the issue of a specific date.

**You can also view some articles on the newspaper's website, https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/, but for full content you must log in through the Wellesley Free Library.**

Local news from Patch.

Official town website for Framingham, MA.

The Framingham Housing Authority is a quasi-state agency, that manages and administers state and federal housing in the city of Framingham.

A master plan is a policy guide and a framework for future land use and development. It includes:

Assessments of existing resources and issues
Projections of future conditions and needs
Consideration of community goals and desires
A master plan describes what the community is like today and what direction it chooses to go in the future.

The Framingham History Center was established in 1888 as the Framingham Natural History and Historical Society. We celebrate Framingham’s history by providing a rich offering of public events, lectures, exhibitions, celebrations, and tours. We inspire and educate the public, provide community gatherings, and share historical research resources with all.

Current plan, which was updated in 2014.

Find and explore data visualizations about the region. Check back monthly or sign up for our newsletter to receive maps and data visualizations. We cover a range of vital and interrelated topics: equity, housing, transportation, climate, arts and culture, and more. Always with data first, and always with an interdisciplinary lens.

This site provides access to photographs, manuscripts, books, audio recordings, and other materials of historical interest that have been digitized and made available by members of Digital Commonwealth, a statewide consortium of libraries, museums, archives, and historical societies from across Massachusetts.

School profiles from the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

Housing policies, collaborations, and other resources from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council.

Data on housing policy from the Massachusetts Housing Project.

The Data Services department creates custom datasets and compiles administrative data to inform analysis and shape the future of our region. From the Metropolitan Area Planning Council.