To participate, please go to our zoom meeting, or call 1-929-436-2866 and enter meeting ID 967 3483 8707#. You can also submit written comments to staff via email at MissionHillACDC@boston.gov.
Drop by anytime between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. to talk with us about designing better bike lanes on South Huntington between Heath Street and the Riverway in Mission Hill.
We want to work with residents to design near-term safety improvements for people walking and biking on South Huntington Avenue, between Heath Street and the Riverway in Mission Hill. We would like to make those changes before the end of 2023. Come chat with us at an in-person, outdoor event to learn more about projects in your neighborhood
Drop by anytime between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. to talk with us about designing better bike lanes on South Huntington between Heath Street and the Riverway in Mission Hill.
We want to work with residents to design near-term safety improvements for people walking and biking on South Huntington Avenue, between Heath Street and the Riverway in Mission Hill. We would like to make those changes before the end of 2023.
A community event highlighting a City-commissioned public art project.
Join us for a community event celebrating an upcoming public art installation at Fire Station 42 in Roxbury, "Call and Response: Radiating Safety" by L'Merchie Frazier. The event will be held at The Possible Zone on Saturday, April 8, from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the artist, interact with firefighters, engage in hands-on learning with firefighting equipment, and enjoy refreshments and giveaways.
"Call and Response" aims to highlight the collective community call for protection and safety as well as the expectations of trust as a response of service by firefighters. This sculptural mural will exemplify the critical synergy between the first responders and the respect for the presence of the fire station by resident and business community members.
To participate, please go to our zoom meeting, or call 1-929-436-2866 and enter meeting ID 921 5168 2276#. You can also submit written comments to staff via email at MissionHillACDC@boston.gov. ...
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Join us for a virtual panel discussion about MLK’s legacy with Boston's civic leaders.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived a life dedicated to social justice, equity, service, and community. Under the leadership of Mayor Michelle Wu, the City recently announced two new offices committed to service: The Office of Civic Organizing and the Office of Black Male Advancement.
The Mayor’s Office of Civic Organizing is committed to collaborative partnerships and programs which encourage proactive community engagement, awareness, and service in our neighborhoods.
The Office of Black Male Advancement works to empower Black men and boys to ensure they have equitable access to opportunities in the City. As part of their work, they focus on policies, programs, resources, and local and national partnerships.
The Office of Civic Organizing and The Office of Black Male Advancement invites you to join a virtual panel discussion in honor of MLK’s legacy and to uplift the power of being civically engaged. This event will be a safe space to also discuss the ongoing work required to address social justice and equity in our city.
**This is a virtual discussion, a Zoom link will be emailed to registered participants prior to the event.**
To participate, please go to our Zoom meeting link, or call 1-929-436-2866 and enter meeting ID 925 6351 2114#. You can also submit written comments to staff via email at MissionHillACDC@boston.gov.
