Henry Santana

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Fair Housing Hearing on Mon, 4/8/24 at 10am

Our office will be holding a hearing on Mon, 4/8 at 10am sponsored & co-sponsored by Councilors Breadon, Louijeune, Weber, and Worrell to address the critical issue of housing choice voucher discrimination and enhancing fair housing practices throughout Boston. Members of the public are encouraged to attend or testify. Please contact our office with any questions or concerns!

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As Chair of Public Safety & Criminal Justice, our office will be holding an in person public hearing regarding public safety and quality of life issues in Downtown & Boston Common on Tues. 11/26 at 2pm, with Councilors Flynn & Mejia as sp
Today, on Transgender Day of Remembrance, we honor the lives of transgender, non-binary, and gender-expansive people lost to violence — and reflect on the systemic injustices they continue to face. This tradition is rooted in Boston, and began
Thank you to the Witherspoon Institute for inviting us to serve as a guest judge at the GET LIT Thanksgiving Cook-Off!   Hosted at Florian Hall, the afternoon was a true celebration of talent and purpose all in support of a meaningful cause&mdas
A heartfelt thank you to Lisa Mari for inviting us to tour the Charlestown location of the ABA Center this week! It was an enriching experience to learn about the incredible work being done to support families and children with autism spectrum disord
Congratulations to the Wang YMCA of Chinatown on celebrating an incredible 110 years of service! A special thank you to Executive Director Sokthea Phay for the warm invitation to attend the Legacy Dinner at Empire Garden. It was an honor to join the
On the eve of Veterans Day, we joined the Hero Square Dedication for Rinaldo Sestito at the intersection of Blue Hill Ave and Quincy St. Sunday also marked the 200th anniversary of the Marine Corps. We were honored to be joined by Commissioner of V
On Veterans Day, we come together to honor the sacrifices of our veterans and their families. May we continue to support them as they have supported us, ensuring our community respects, cherishes, and remembers all who have served. #veteransday #vet
Honored to speak at the 120th Anniversary Celebration of Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) on Saturday. Our office was proud to present a resolution recognizing their unwavering dedication to supporting youth and families across Boston. As a
Last week, we had the privilege of visiting and volunteering at St. Francis House, which opens its doors to nearly 600 individuals experiencing homelessness each day. The visit was inspiring, and it was an honor to connect with some of the individua
Our office is participating in an in person public hearing regarding Boston LGBTQ+ youth community spaces and their public health benefits on Monday, Dec. 2 at 10am, as Lead Sponsor with Councilors Fernandes Anderson and Weber as Co-Sponsors. Member
As lead sponsor, our office is participating in an in-person public hearing to explore how changes to planning, development, zoning, and land use policies in Austin, TX have increased housing production and affordability, and the potential to apply s
Our office is participating in an in-person public hearing to discuss the successes and future opportunities of youth jobs offered by the City of Boston on Monday, Nov. 25 at 10am, as Lead Sponsor with Councilors Fernandes Anderson (tania4d7 ) &
Today, our team had the privilege of working alongside the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen, dedicating our efforts to prepare nourishing food and meals for the East Boston community. It was a rewarding morning of teamwork, where we rolled up our
Thank you to Nia Harmon for featuring us in Boston.com’s guide to the perfect day in Mission Hill! We’re thrilled to showcase the neighborhood’s incredible small businesses like Mike’s Donuts, Milkweed, and Yellow Door Taque
Today’s the Day! General Elections are TODAY! If you haven’t voted already, it’s time to get out there. Polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM! Ballot boxes are available throughout the city for mail-in or absentee ballots. Don’t
Our office is participating in a virtual public hearing to review the usage of security cameras in Boston Public Schools on Thursday, Dec. 5 at 4pm, as Lead Sponsor and Chair of Public Safety & Criminal Justice, with Councilor Weber as Co-Sponsor