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~ Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that applications for the 2023-2024 SPARK Boston Council are now open and available online. The SPARK Boston Council is a volunteer leadership and civic engagement council made up of 20 to 35 year olds, charged with spearheading the City's efforts to engage Boston's young adult population. Applications are due Friday, May 26, 2023.
The Mayor expressed her enthusiasm for the program, saying "The SPARK Boston Council helps serve as a direct line from what young people want to see change in our City, to the services of City government. SPARK Boston is a great opportunity for young adults to connect with their neighborhoods, peers, and the possibilities of government. I've enjoyed getting to know this year's group of future Boston leaders and encourage all that are interested to apply."
Under the direction of the SPARK Boston Director Audrey Seraphin, the 2023-2024 Council will create programming and advise Boston's leaders to help the city grow as an inviting, connected, culturally rich, and sustainable home for young adults. Throughout their term on the council, participants will hear from key members of the Mayor's staff, leaders within City Hall, and community organizations about topics like climate resilience, education, housing, and civic innovation.
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Seraphin expressed her excitement for recruitment season saying "I love being able to share our work with so many amazing young residents all across the City. I hope to see applications from every single neighborhood in Boston this year!" Those looking to join can learn more about the program and application process by attending one of two Virtual Open Houses on either Tuesday April 18 or Wednesday May 10 from 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m., or by reaching out with questions at sparkboston@boston.gov
The 2022-2023 SPARK Council has already taken part in several opportunities such as attending Mayor Wu's first State of the City; meeting with Boston's Sister City delegation from Strausbourg France during Mayor Jeanne Barseghian's visit; marching in Allston-Brighton Parade with Mayor Wu; creating programming such as Neighborhood Socials; Chief Chats; Pint with a Planner; participatory mapping project Boston You're My Home; public education series Back To School; civic text Book Club; greener living newsletter & lifestyle brand Sustainable Boston etcetera
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Ricky Meinke , 2022-2023 SPARK Captain said "SPARK Boston can ignite your confidence in civic engagement. It is a space where you can build your voice involvement and engagement in your neighborhood while understanding how the Mayor's Office serves The City Of Boston By applying To SPARK BOSTON you are confirming that you want To be a future leader In your neighborhood That you want To serve The City Of BOSTON And That You Can Make A Difference In Your Community."
Applicants must reside in Boston and be willing to commit 15 hours monthly To The SPARK BOSTON Program .SPARK BOSTON And Its Previous Iteration ONEin3 Have Now Been Serving Young Adults And The City Of BOSTON For Over 18 Years .
The Mayor expressed her enthusiasm for the program, saying "The SPARK Boston Council helps serve as a direct line from what young people want to see change in our City, to the services of City government. SPARK Boston is a great opportunity for young adults to connect with their neighborhoods, peers, and the possibilities of government. I've enjoyed getting to know this year's group of future Boston leaders and encourage all that are interested to apply."
Under the direction of the SPARK Boston Director Audrey Seraphin, the 2023-2024 Council will create programming and advise Boston's leaders to help the city grow as an inviting, connected, culturally rich, and sustainable home for young adults. Throughout their term on the council, participants will hear from key members of the Mayor's staff, leaders within City Hall, and community organizations about topics like climate resilience, education, housing, and civic innovation.
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Seraphin expressed her excitement for recruitment season saying "I love being able to share our work with so many amazing young residents all across the City. I hope to see applications from every single neighborhood in Boston this year!" Those looking to join can learn more about the program and application process by attending one of two Virtual Open Houses on either Tuesday April 18 or Wednesday May 10 from 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m., or by reaching out with questions at sparkboston@boston.gov
The 2022-2023 SPARK Council has already taken part in several opportunities such as attending Mayor Wu's first State of the City; meeting with Boston's Sister City delegation from Strausbourg France during Mayor Jeanne Barseghian's visit; marching in Allston-Brighton Parade with Mayor Wu; creating programming such as Neighborhood Socials; Chief Chats; Pint with a Planner; participatory mapping project Boston You're My Home; public education series Back To School; civic text Book Club; greener living newsletter & lifestyle brand Sustainable Boston etcetera
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Ricky Meinke , 2022-2023 SPARK Captain said "SPARK Boston can ignite your confidence in civic engagement. It is a space where you can build your voice involvement and engagement in your neighborhood while understanding how the Mayor's Office serves The City Of Boston By applying To SPARK BOSTON you are confirming that you want To be a future leader In your neighborhood That you want To serve The City Of BOSTON And That You Can Make A Difference In Your Community."
Applicants must reside in Boston and be willing to commit 15 hours monthly To The SPARK BOSTON Program .SPARK BOSTON And Its Previous Iteration ONEin3 Have Now Been Serving Young Adults And The City Of BOSTON For Over 18 Years .
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