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WE WORK TO INCREASE VOTER REGISTRATION, EDUCATION, AND PARTICIPATION IN HISTORICALLY UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT MASSACHUSETTS.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • Sat, Aug 16
    Four Points By Sheraton
    Aug 16, 2025, 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
    Four Points By Sheraton, 1125 Boston-Providence Turnpike, Norwood, MA 02062, USA
    Join us for a full-day in-person retreat centered on building community, deepening our collective work, and affirming the leadership journeys of Women of Color across public and civic spaces. Tickets are $25, and sponsorships are available upon request—register by August 8th, 2025.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

OPEN 
STREETS 

Lively, family-oriented gatherings that reimagine city streets as open, car-free spaces—inviting the community to walk freely, explore creatively, and connect with joy.

HYDE PARK AVE. AND RIVER ST. TO FAIRMOUNT AVE. AND DAVIDSON ST.

AUGUST 10

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FAIR ELECTIONS AGENDA

For over a decade, we have been actively promoting voter participation and fair elections through legislative advocacy, voter activation, and educational initiatives. The Fair Elections Agenda is committed to ensuring transparency, access, and fairness in electoral legislation and processes. It strives to safeguard and uphold the principle of equal opportunity for all individuals to participate, vote, and contribute their voices to shape our sociopolitical future. 

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YOUNG CIVIC LEADERS

Our Young Civic Leaders program empowers high school students in Boston with the knowledge and skills necessary to become active participants in civic life. Aimed at cultivating a new generation of socially conscious leaders, the program invites students aged 15-19 to engage in a transformative journey centered around voter education, advocacy, and community engagement. Participants undergo a structured curriculum over the course of a school year, emphasizing key topics like the history of voting rights, voter suppression, and the significance of local and national elections.

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DEMOCRACY FOR ALL

Democracy for All originates from those who labored to build a culture of civic participation among historically disenfranchised groups in underserved communities nationwide. Today, these communities form the "rising electorate" of Massachusetts, encompassing people of color, naturalized citizens, youth, and low-income voters. The Democracy For All program carries on this legacy by promoting non-partisan voter education, engagement, and participation in our democratic system.

Additional Resources

We are excited to share the latest research report, "Ranked Choice Voting Elections Benefit Candidates and Voters of Color." This comprehensive study, conducted by FairVote's senior research analysts Deb Otis and Nora Dell, with contributions from Chris Zawora and Omar Danaf, delves into the transformative impact of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) on electoral outcomes for communities of color.

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