Join us for conversations with elected officials and opportunities for progressive activism. This month, we’ll welcome State Representative Aaron Michlewitz (3rd Suffolk) to hear about his legislative priorities.
We’ve also invited Said Ahmed and Miniard Culpepper (candidates for City Council District 7) back for a Q&A with members.
Helping community members make a plan to vote early, understanding ballot options, and building local election networks rather than a traditional large-scale rally on the Boston Common. Organized locally by groups like Mass 50511.
Mayor Wu’s Neighborhood Coffee Hours are a unique opportunity to speak directly with the Mayor, neighborhood liaisons, and staff from City departments about open space and their neighborhoods. Through these discussions, the Mayor looks forward to hearing how the
The Boston WardWorks Alliance, a coalition of Boston Democratic ward committees, invites you to an important pre-election forum. Join us for nine ballot questions in 90 minutes! Meet the proponents, ask questions, inform your November 3rd vote. On Zoom
Books, culture, creativity, community! The Book Fair will give out thousands of free books to students, teachers, parents, and community members. Location: The Reggie Lewis Athletic Center, 1350 Tremont Street
Join a literacy coalition of the City of Boston, Roxbury Community College, Boston Public Library, Parks Parks & Recreation, Mass Department of Conservation and Recreation, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, No Books/No Bail, the Titus Foundation, the Unitarian Urban Ministry,
Join the DiZoglio Team for a pre-election campaign rally and fundraising reception. Location: Moxies Boston Seaport, 899 Congress Street Register here.