To bring youth employment opportunities to all parts of Boston, the Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity (YEO) is hosting a neighborhood pop-up in Mattapan. This event will connect young people citywide to local youth employers, foster their professional development, help them complete their applications, and assist with the onboarding process.

To bring youth employment opportunities to all parts of Boston, the Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity (YEO) is hosting a neighborhood pop-up in Allston. This event will connect young people citywide to local youth employers, foster their professional development, help them complete their applications, and assist with the onboarding process.

To bring youth employment opportunities to all parts of Boston, the Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity (YEO) is hosting a neighborhood pop-up in Jamaica Plain. This event will connect young people citywide to local youth employers, foster their professional development, help them complete their applications, and assist with the onboarding process.

To bring youth employment opportunities to all parts of Boston, the Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity (YEO) is hosting a neighborhood pop-up in Dorchester. This event will connect young people citywide to local youth employers, foster their professional development, help them complete their applications, and assist with the onboarding process.

To bring youth employment opportunities to all parts of Boston, the Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity (YEO) is hosting a neighborhood pop-up in Chinatown. This event will connect young people citywide to local youth employers, foster their professional development, help them complete their applications, and assist with the onboarding process.

Are you a startup founder seeking capital but curious if there are other methods, outside of the traditional venture capital route, that could be a good fit for you? 

Join us as we delve into alternative fundraising methods that can fuel your startup's growth without relying solely on venture capital. 

In this session, we'll explore innovative strategies such as grants, crowdfunding, and SAFE notes (Simple Agreement for Future Equity), offering insights into their advantages, challenges, and suitability for different stages of startup development. We will discuss:

• The landscape of alternative fundraising methods
• Benefits and limitations of grants, crowdfunding, and SAFE notes
• Tips for effectively leveraging each fundraising method to meet your startup's specific needs
• Best practices for crafting compelling pitches and attracting investors in alternative funding channels

Whether you're a bootstrapped entrepreneur or simply exploring non-traditional financing avenues, this session will empower you with the knowledge and resources you need to diversify your fundraising approach and propel your startup forward.

To bring youth employment opportunities to all parts of Boston, the Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity (YEO) is hosting a neighborhood pop-up in Dorchester. This event will connect young people citywide to local youth employers, foster their professional development, help them complete their applications, and assist with the onboarding process.

Join us on March 21, from 2 - 4 p.m. at the ORC office for an information session for folks who have had outstanding issues with the IRS, including back taxes, identity theft, audits, debt cancellations ect.

The clinic will help you with any issues you're facing, answer any questions you may have, and give free legal help on your tax questions.

Please RSVP if you are interested in attending the information session.

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The Mayor's Office of Returning Citizens invites our City's returning citizens (individuals who have spent time in jail or prison or otherwise have a criminal record) to our ORC Hiring Event to connect with the City of Boston hiring managers who are looking to hire for open positions.

Join us on April 17, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the MassHire Carrier Center. You must register to attend.

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Prior to the event, the ORC will contact you to ensure you have an up-to-date resume and are prepared for the day.

The Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement, Boston Public Library, and Pathway for Immigrant Workers are hosting an information session about how to sponsor a low-wage immigrant worker for a green card. An immigration lawyer will give a presentation and answer questions.

The information session is on Wednesday, March 13, from 6 - 7:30 p.m. in the Commonwealth Salon of the Central Library in Copley Square. Registration is encouraged but not required.

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Interpretation and disability accommodations are available upon request by emailing immigrantadvancement@boston.gov.