Henry Santana
Boston City Councilor At-Large
Community Connections
Intersex Awareness Day Presentation with Esther Leidolf at the Boston City Council
It was an honor to have Esther Leidolf join us at today’s Boston City Council meeting. Thank you, Esther, for joining us today and sharing your experience.
Our office sponsored a resolution which was unanimously passed recognizing October 26 as Intersex Awareness Day in the City of Boston.
Public Hearing on LGBTQ+ Youth & Young Adult Homelessness in Boston
A heartfelt thank you to all the panelists, participants, and fellow City Councilors who joined yesterday’s hearing on LGBTQ+ Youth Homelessness in Boston. Y
Invocation with Reverend Irene Monroe at the Boston City Council Meeting
Thank you to Reverend Irene Monroe for leading the invocation at today’s Boston City Council meeting. Reverend Monroe is a distinguished public theologian, ordained minister, syndicated columnist, and nationally acclaimed activist.
2024 Pride Presentation & Reception at the Boston City Council
A heartfelt thank you to the 20+ organizations who joined us for Wednesday’s Pride Reception and Presentation, hosted in collaboration with Councilor Breadon.
Your daily efforts to enhance the lives of our LGBTQIA+ community members are both seen and deeply appreciated.
2024 Pride Flag Raising at City Hall
We were thrilled to join our LGBTQIA+ community members and elected officials for today’s Pride Flag Raising event at City Hall! We had the privilege of hearing from LGBTQIA+ organizations across Boston, elected officials Liz Breadon and John Moran and JP’s Honk Band added a wonderful touch with their performance.
Policy Roundtable with The Queer Neighborhood Council
We joined The Queer Neighborhood Council for a Policy Roundtable covering legislative and budget priorities our office and the City Council are working on. Housing was a cornerstone of discussion but the evening also featured questions around community spaces for Queer youth, advocating for a shelter for unhoused trans youth, and discrimination the LGBTQIA+ community face on public transportation.