What are the results of the Massachusetts Civic Engagement Summit? What did people take away from the Summit that has motivated them as they move forward in their communities, neighborhoods, and workplaces? What did people write on the postcards about what they would do and how have they done on these points?  read more »

We recently learned that mass.gov has a page up with some pictures and media from the Summit. Click the picture below, or just go to http://mass.gov and search for "civic summit".

On December 8, from 9 to 1pm. 12 - 20 Volunteers will invite grocery store customers to fill a Warehouse grocery bag with suggested items for the Food Warehouse. As they shop, they will pick up the items they're purchaing for the Food Collection. After paying for the groceries, they will leave their Warehouse bag, filled with their donated items with the Collection Volunteers. This volunteer assignment provides a concrete way to spread the Holiday Spirit and help hungry people eat all winter long and on into spring! Click here to read more...

Lots of people are signing up for MassCivicAction.org, which is great! But many people are still question marks, meaning they haven't uploaded a picture.  read more »

The Civic Engagement Summit was featured in an article in Saturday's Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Here's an excerpt:  read more »

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This site is a tool for posting examples of innovative and successful civic engagement activities online before and after the Summit. Please let us know what you've done in your community in the areas of Volunteerism, Neighborhoods & Diverse Networks, Civic Education, Electoral Politics & Policy or other areas of civic life. All users must register before posting content. Click here to register for the site. Once you're registered, you can click here to post your project. Registration is not required to view and search other users' projects.