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Attended 43rd Community Council Meeting where we shared issues and concerns including crime, safety and quality of life. #community #communitysupport #CommunityEngagement #bronx #nyc
Attended 43rd Community Council Meeting where we shared issues and concerns including crime, safety and quality of life. #community #communitysupport #CommunityEngagement #CommunityEvent #bronx #nyc
In our weekly Organizing meetings, staff, leaders and neighbors gather around the same table to map out exactly how we serve the heart of our community. This is the work of the sacred change maker. We invite you to join us at our next meeting to share your voice, align around a shared vision, and help us shape the future of our communities.
THROWBACK TUESDAY: People’s Agenda 🔥🎤 One week ago, our office convened OVER 200 community voices—all ages, demographics, and neighborhoods—for four hours of amplifying & organizing. We were honored to be joined by key partners, BBA, Reclaim Roxbury, Ranked Choice Voting Boston, and more, who provided insights, resources, and pathways for residents to turn their ideas into real action. Special thank you as well to the over 100 youth who turned out, demonstrating that you all are not only our future, but our present. From housing justice to education, public safety to economic opportunity, the message was clear: Boston residents are ready to lead, and they’re demanding a seat at the table. This is what people-powered policy looks like. And we’re just getting started.
Want more 🌳green spaces, a city that doesn’t cower to 🚫Trump or ICE, and robust ✊🏽worker protections that honors the daily grind of everyday New Yorkers? 💜Join my people-powered campaign to help elect me — a career urban planner and former government leader — to City Council in District 3️⃣ on April 28! Come canvass with us - 🔗 in Bio
Have you ever attended a community board meeting? Are you even sure if your neighborhood has one? These meetings are accessible and important and more often than not, they have low turnout. We can change that. If you've been wondering where to start, this is a great first step! Even if you don't say anything at all the first time you go, but just getting in that room and listening to the conversations happening is an important piece of civic engagement. It's your first step. We start here. We start small. The impact grows. #AllInTogether
We’re open for new members at United Democratic Club! 💙 Want to be heard, make a difference, and connect with others who care about the community? Join us! We help connect people with volunteering opportunities and meaningful ways to get involved. Comment “UNITY” to learn how to become a member, and reach out to us to be part of the change. Together, we can make a difference! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdkatApCKYcIe6xSuaN4hks8kc608fiJzAfofzJq3klhrrsfQ/viewform #UnitedDemocraticClub #NewMembers #GetInvolved #Volunteer #nyc
Chapter 91 says the waterfront belongs to the public. We showed what that can look like. At our February Monthly Meetup, women of color from across Boston gathered with one goal: take care of our neighbors. We met in the Leventhal Room — a Chapter 91 public access space, meaning it exists because Massachusetts law requires parts of the waterfront to remain open and accessible to the public. Spaces like this are meant for community — and we showed exactly what that can look like. What started as a community potluck turned into an assembly line of care, urgency, and action. ✨ 500 Anti-ICE support kits assembled�✨ 1,000 resources distributed�✨ Cold-weather essentials + Know Your Rights materials shared through trusted community networks Because access to the waterfront should also mean access to safety, information, and community care. This is what happens when women of color lead in blue spaces. Thank you to everyone who cooked, assembled kits, shared knowledge, and showed up with intention. Care is action. And we’re continuing the work. #BHWOCC #EnvironmentalJustice #Chapter91 #BostonHarbor #WomenOfColorLead
Every Road to Healing:Community Town Hall Advancing Brooklyn’s Vision for Community-Led Safety at Brooklyn Borough Hall 3/24/2026
It’s March 31st!!! Get in your CEQR written testimony in by midnight TODAY!!! Submit your comments to Emily Spokowski at the Mayor’s Office of Environmental Coordination: [email protected]. Another update, I spoke to @brad.lander & he said he has an announcement supporting our efforts that we will like 🤗, so stay tuned. Keep urging @sen_gounardes & @repdangoldman to sign on to the letter asking for a deadline extension!!! TAG THEM, CALL THEIR OFFICE, EMAIL THEM & let them know their constituents expect their support & their lack of is very disappointing. Whether you’re for or against this project you should still be concerned with the implications of this project & this is a way to guide it. Please send in something whether it’s 1 paragraph or. 50 pages it all counts! From @joannesimonforbrooklyn’s newsletter Dear Friends and Neighbors, You have until midnight, Tuesday March 31st to submit comments on the Draft Scope of Work (DSOW) for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal environmental review. The DSOW explains what will be studied in the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), including the project’s potential impacts on traffic, open space, waterfront access, industrial uses, housing, and environmental impacts. Submit your comments to Emily Spokowski at the Mayor’s Office of Environmental Coordination: [email protected]. I want to emphasize that your testimony does not have to be formal. You only need to include your name, contact information, and connection to this project. I would advise you to choose a few issues that matter most to you.
Grateful to everyone who came out with us this month to canvass and lit drop across Richmond. From sharing Know Your Rights resources to connecting neighbors with upcoming events, every conversation helps grow community power. Thank you for showing up and organizing with us. En Español: Agradecemos a todas las personas que se unieron con nosotros este mes para tocar puertas y distribuir materiales informativos por todo Richmond. Desde compartir recursos de Conozca Sus Derechos hasta conectar a vecinos con próximos eventos, cada conversación ayuda a fortalecer el poder de nuestra comunidad. Gracias por presentarse y organizarse con nosotros. @sorichmondca @richmondprogressivealliance @ourpowerrichmond @richcityrides @safereturnteam @claudiadist6 @ryseyouthcenter @blackorganizingproject @bayrising @cciralliance #carenotcuffs #reimaginerichmond #wekeepussafe #richmondca #sorichmond
What an incredible Petitioning Day in our community! We kicked things off this morning at Hub 56, volunteers gathered to gear up for the day and went out knocking doors. The energy continued buzzing as we ventured out with @vida_democrats , working hard to ensure our candidates' names make it to the ballot. Our vibrant slice of Brooklyn was in full swing, showcasing true community spirit. A heartfelt thank you to every amazing volunteer who helped make the day a success, and to @vida_democrats for standing with us. Together we're building a strong future for the Vibrant 56th and beyond! #Zinermanfor56AD #PetitioningDay #BuildingOurSliceofBrooklyn #Hub56 #VIDA
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