MIT SPI Participatory Budgeting Panel + Dinner

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Location: Room 2-105

Date & Time: Tuesday, April 23rd, 6:15-7:30pm

Each year, local cities facilitate a process called participatory budgeting, which allows community members to decide exactly how to spend a part of the city budget. Through this participatory budgeting, individuals wield the power to address pressing issues within their localities, fostering a sense of agency and communal responsibility. The three cities surrounding MIT: Somerville, Cambridge, and Boston, have all adopted participatory budgeting and are in different stages of their respective programs. Come hear from the leaders of these initiatives to hear about how we can inspire more participatory democracy. Dinner will be served if you RSVP.

Panelists:

Megan Huckenpahler, City of Somerville
Jackson Price, City of Cambridge
Daniel Bryan, City of Boston Youth Lead the Change Project

This event is hosted by MIT Science Policy Initiative

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