Last month, a news report by WBZ-TV, the local CBS affiliate in Boston, highlighted the civic engagement of many Dorchester residents. Civic engagement occurs in several ways, such as neighborhood associations. A partial list:
- Codman Square Neighborhood Council
- Friends Of Peabody Square
- Greater Bowdoin Geneva Neighborhood Association
- Greater Hartford Street Neighborhood Monthly Association Meeting
- Lower Mills Civic Association
- Meetinghouse Hill Civic Association
- Peabody Slope Neighborhood Association
- Popes Hill Neighborhood Association
- St. Marks Area Civic Association
- Tuttle/Hartland Neighborhood Watch
- Vietnamese American Initiative for Development (VietAID)
Some civic engagement is organized by issues, such as Dorchester Is Not For Sale and Boomerang Bags Boston. To find more groups, browse our Resident Resources page and the Neighborhood Guide by My Dorchester.