Worcester Organizations to Host Forums for At-Large City Council Candidates

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Tuesday, September 01, 2015

GoLocalWorcester News Team

The Initiative for Engaged Citizenship,Worcester Common Ground, the Worcester Branch NAACP, and several non-profit community based organizations will host a series of forums with Worcester city council At-Large candidates that focus on several local topics.

• Wednesday September 16th

6:00pm-7:30pm

Topic: Community Development and Neighborhood Revitalization

Location: Family Health Center, 26 Queen Street Worcester, MA

• Wednesday September 30th

6:00pm-7:30pm

Topic: Growing Worcester’s Economy: Youth Opportunities and Business Development

Location: Worcester Public Library, 3 Salem Street, Worcester, MA

• Wednesday October 14th

6:00pm-7:30pm

Topic: Civic Engagement and Accessible Government: Making City Hall Work for Everyone

Location: YWCA of Central MA, 1 Salem Square, Worcester, MA

• Wednesday October 28th

6:00pm-7:30pm

Topic: Public Safety, Policing, and Community Engagement

Location: Worcester Public Library, 3 Salem Street, Worcester, MA

Sponsors of the series include the African Community Education Program, Main South CDC, Neighbor 2 Neighbor Education Fund (501c3) Oak Hill CDC and the Neighborworks HomeOwnership Center of Central MA, Southeast Asian Coalition of Central MA, Worcester Branch of the NAACP, Worcester Common Ground, Worcester Community Labor Coalition, the Worcester Educational Collaborative, and the YWCA of Central MA

For more updates please visit the Initiative’s Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/IECWorcester.

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