@MayorWu's 20 to 35 year old civic engagement council, looking for the next generation of civic leaders in Boston. How will you #SPARKChange in our city?
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ALT Civic Engagement Day 2023. An opportunity for all Boston residents with disabilities to learn about all of the ways they can get involved with their local government. Tuesday October 17 10am-12noon. Boston City Hall. This is a free event. The public is encouraged to attend. Registration is encouraged but not required. To register please visit: https://www.boston.gov/calendar/civic-engagement-day-0 The event is wheelchair accessible. ASL and CART have been provided. Interpretation, translation, and disability accommodations are available at no cost. If you need them contact disability@boston.gov or call 617-635-3682 or text 617-251-2718.
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