A good credit score saves you money by opening the door to cheaper loans, better credit card offers, and greater job and housing opportunities. Fortunately, a credit score doesn’t depend on how much money you have; it only depends on your ability to follow some basic rules.



In this workshop, you can learn:

• The formula to increase your credit score,
• How to read a credit report, and
• How to start working one-on-one with a Financial Coach!

This is a virtual event. Registration is required.

A budget is the key to freedom from financial stress. Once you know how to track your money, you never need to fall behind again. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to:

• Track your income and spending
• Prioritize your needs
• Eliminate wastes of money

This is a virtual event being held via Zoom. Registration is required.

The Public Facilities Department (PFD), Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF), and Fennick McCredie Architecture invite you to join us for a remote meeting to discuss the  BCYF Clougherty Pool Project. 

Attendance is first come, first served. Skate rental and pizza included.

Celebrate Black culture with an evening of music performances, poetry, art, and more! We will have a conversation on the legacy of racism and discrimination that Black Americans have resisted. Attendees will be invited to write intentions for the Black Diaspora in the spirit of Sankofa.

This event will highlight Black Americans and their continued efforts again racial inequality with speakers, reflections, and performances. 

It’s school registration season, and SPARK Boston’s newest program, the Back to School event series, is kicking off with a conversation with the Superintendent of Boston Public Schools, Mary Skipper. Superintendent Skipper began this role in BPS in Fall 2022, and previously served as the Superintendent of Somerville Public Schools. Join us for a moderated discussion with the Superintendent to learn about her perspectives on her first school year in charge, get an early look at her vision for the future of BPS, and understand how she and her team plan to improve the district for families across Boston.

This first event will be fully virtual. Please note that this conversation will be both recorded and streamed in order to share learnings and information with those who cannot join. Come join us for this exciting conversation!

SPARK's Back to School series seeks to invite young and emerging professionals into conversations around the realities and possibilities that exist within Boston's education ecosystem, educate individuals on how to navigate the complicated education landscape, and activate individuals to share their current experiences and consider potential solutions to challenges. This series should be especially informative for parents or expectant parents of young children who want to better understand the complex educational ecosystem in Boston, but all are welcome to attend (especially 20- to 35-year-old City of Boston residents).

The Zoom link for this event will only be provided to registered guests, so be sure to reserve your spot today!

The SBTAP project team and SPARK invites you to join us for Pint with a Planner in South Boston at Publico on Tuesday, February 7. There will be free appetizers provided and a cash bar available. This is an opportunity to gather with planners, project managers, and community engagement staff from the BPDA and BTD to learn more about the work ahead and provide your insight about traveling into, out of, and through Southie. Ask questions about the planning process, and share your goals and visions for the future transportation network in South Boston with the people bringing it to life.

We hope you will come provide valuable feedback in a laid back environment and have some fun with SPARK Boston and your neighbors!

The Green New Deal for BPS is an opportunity to harness our collective expertise to design the future of BPS facilities. In partnership, we are developing a long-term facilities plan for the District -- and that begins by listening to families, students, educators, and community partners.

The Green New Deal for BPS is an opportunity to harness our collective expertise to design the future of BPS facilities. In partnership, we are developing a long-term facilities plan for the District -- and that begins by listening to families, students, educators, and community partners.