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The 31st cohort of the Mayor’s Youth Council includes 20 high school students from schools across Boston who will represent their peers in City government. Mayor Michelle Wu and the Office of Youth...
Data collected from over 1,650 survey respondents and 100 focus group participants between the ages of 14 and 25 gives a clearer picture of youth experiences across Boston.
This summer’s Boston After Dark event series engaged over 1,500 youth at 23 events across 15 neighborhoods between June and August.
Mayor Michelle Wu and the City of Boston’s Office of Youth Engagement (OYEA) today announced the start of Youth Lead the Change (YLC) voting for all youth ages 14-25 who live, work, or attend school...
The City of Boston will host the 2025 Mayor’s Youth Summit on February 22 – featuring entertainment, food, celebration, and youth performances – for teens ages 14-19.
Youth Speaks Boston (YSB) is the first-ever citywide youth needs assessment to focus on Boston residents ages 14 to 25 during afterschool and after-work hours.
The City will host more than 20 free events for teens throughout the week of February vacation, concluding with the Mayor’s Youth Summit, which will feature Mayor Michelle Wu and Cousin Stizz, a...
Dana Mendes was also appointed as the Deputy Director of the Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement (OYEA).
The City of Boston also announced the grantees of the latest round of the Youth Development Fund (YDF).
