~ Boston City Council Shows Strong Support for 2026 Mayor's Youth Summit

In a recent meeting, the Boston City Council expressed its unwavering support for the upcoming 2026 Mayor's Youth Summit. The event, which aims to uplift youth voices and promote civic engagement, is a testament to the city's commitment to its young residents.

The resolution, put forth by Councilors Murphy and FitzGerald, also commended the Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement for their efforts in creating meaningful and youth-centered programming throughout Boston.

The Mayor's Youth Summit was first launched in 1994 under Mayor Thomas M. Menino and was held annually for ten years as a flagship youth engagement event. After a hiatus, the Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement revived the Summit in 2024, marking its twentieth anniversary since it was last held and the thirtieth anniversary of its inception.

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Now in its third consecutive year since its revival, the 2026 Summit is a testament to Boston's continued dedication to providing young residents with opportunities to participate in civic life, celebrate their contributions, and connect with city leadership.

The highly anticipated event will take place on Saturday, February 21, 2026 at the Artists for Humanity EpiCenter from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Attendees can look forward to free food, youth performances, guest speakers, interactive activities, giveaways, and opportunities for engagement. The summit aims to create an inclusive and celebratory space for young people from all neighborhoods in Boston.

During this week's Council meeting, Pedro Cruz, Executive Director of the Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement was recognized for his leadership in coordinating initiatives that strengthen youth programming and community connection. The Human Services Cabinet under Chief José F. Massó was also acknowledged for their support.

The Council encourages young residents, families, schools, and community organizations to participate in the 2026 Mayor's Youth Summit and celebrates Boston's ongoing commitment to investing in its youth.

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