1. Boston: Youth Lead the Change
Mabel Gonzalez Nunez, Mattapan Representative
Mayor’s Youth Council

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3. Neighborhood Services
Cultural
Boston Police Department
Emerald Necklace Conservancy
Asian-American Resource Workshop
Food Project
Health Resources in Action
Chinese Youth Initiative/ Chinese Progressive Association
Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
Dominican Development Center
Start Strong
Hispanic Black Gay Coalition
Boston Neighborhood Network
Media and Technology
Sociedad Latina
VietAid
Computer Club House
Boston Makers
Civic Engagement
Press Pass TV
Boston Workers Alliance
South End Technology Center
Boston Youth Service Network
The City School
Neighborhood Services
Department of Neighborhood Development
Boston Bar Association
Dorchester Bay Youth Force
Family Services of Greater Boston
Right to the City Boston
Franklin Park Zoo
Suffolk County Youth Council
Morgan Memorial / Goodwill
Teen Empowerment
New England Aquarium
YMCA Roxbury
Roxbury Tenants of Harvard
Youth Justice and Power Union
St. Stephen’s Youth Program
Youth On Board
Street Workers programs
Public Health

5. Over 2,000 Ideas Collected

6. Over 2,000 Ideas Collected 60 Change Agents developed 29 projects

7. Over 2,000 Ideas Collected 60 Change Agents developed 29 projects 1,533 Young people Voted

8. Over 2,000 Ideas Collected 60 Change Agents developed 29 projects 1,533 Young people Voted 7 Projects Funded

9. Lessons Learned Harness More Technology
Increase Timeline for Engagement
Engage Marginalized Youth

10. Impact Youth Lead the Change Art Walls Security Cameras In Parks
Franklin Park Upgrade
Paris Street Park Renovations
Skate Park Feasibility Study
90 Laptops for 3 Schools
New Sidewalks for New Parks

11. Skill building and self- improvement

12. Increased civic engagement