The No Place for Hate (NPFH) program was created in 1999 by the Anti-Defamation League New England Region, in partnership with the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA). No Place for Hate is sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts and the Maxwell Blum Family.
1. Acton
2. Amherst
3. Barnstable
4. Bedford (withdrew on 11/19/2007)
5. Belmont (withdrew on 9/17/2007)
6. Beverly
7. Boxford
8. Brockton
9. Brookline
10. Cohasset
11. Charlton
12. Danvers
13. Duxbury
14. Easton (withdrew in 02/2009)
15. Everett
16. Falmouth
17. Foxboro
18. Franklin
19. Harwich
20. Hingham
21. Hull
22. Leominster
23. Lexington (withdrew on 10/15/2007)
24. Lowell
25. Malden
26. Marblehead
27. Marshfield
28. Mashpee
29. Medford (withdrew on 11/08/2007)
30. Melrose
31. Middleton
32. Milton
33. Monson
34. Nahant
35. Natick
36. Needham (withdrew on 12/04/2007)
37. New Bedford
38. Newburyport (withdrew on 2/01/2008)
39. Newton (withdrew on 9/18/2007)
40. Northampton (withdrew on 10/04/2007)
41. Norwell
42. Norwood
43. Peabody (withdrew on 3/27/2008)
44. Pittsfield
45. Plymouth
46. Provincetown
47. Quincy
48. Randolph
49. Scituate
50. Sharon
51. Somerville (withdrew on 4/24/2008)
52. Stoughton
53. Sudbury
54. Swampscott
55. Topsfield
56. Watertown (withdrew on 08/14/2007)
57. Wellesley
58. Westwood (withdrew on 10/15/2007)
59. Worcester
Arlington suspended participation in NPFH on 10/15/2007.
The Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) voted unanimously to end its sponsorship of the No Place for Hate program on 04/08/2008
Original Source (now removed): http://www.mma.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1339&Itemid=416
"No Place for Hate" Towns & Cities in Massachusetts
