The neighborhood you grow up in is a huge indicator of later life outcomes. Economic mobility needs to be a priority in equity centered neighborhood development. Data shows significant economic mobility is possible within one generation.

#DYK In 2023, Worcester had 112,000 registered voters, but only 24,585 actually voted. That means over 87,000 people left the decisions about Worcester’s leadership to a small minority. We need to change that. Get involved at www.voteworcester.com

Seems like he’s taking a page out of the national politics book, trying to activate people’s anger and lean in to separation. He’s aligning more with the conservatives and it’s giving real regression. We’ve got a lot of work to do. #WorcesterMA

Thank you again to @suemailman.bsky.social & Vanessa Alvarez for being the only two members who took a stand earlier this month. 🌈✊

It really is 😓 Thriving small business ecosystems, in our current economy—especially retail and food businesses—need thoughtful partnership with the municipality, small biz support orgs, & resources to build and sustain. Some opps include lease subsidy programs, equipment grants, and coinvestment.

The Charter conversation should be a priority for many reasons(and has been for many for years)—I think there are issues using this current situation as a catalyst. But, I’ve been going through the charter with a series on #PublicHearingMA for people who want to dive in: publichearing.buzzsprout.com

Let’s do it! “Aislinn & Josh on the street”

That’s great to know, thank you! 😂

Let's be clear that most chose to clearly state that two members' deep concerns were not worthy of their time, concern, or empathy.