This year’s theme, “Come Get Empowered,” aspires to empower Boston’s youth with onsite summer workforce development opportunities through engaging with employers, onsite job placement, career development workshops, connecting them to wrap around youth services, and more!

Every year, the City of Boston partners with hundreds of community-based and nonprofit organizations across the City to provide meaningful employment opportunities to thousands of Boston youth ages.  There are opportunities to work in a wide variety of job fields, like the arts, government and advocacy, STEM, sports and recreation, childcare, education, and more! We have connected Boston’s youth with more than 40,000 meaningful employment experiences by partnering each year with more than 150 community-based organizations. 

At this year’s job fair youth will have the opportunity to:

• Connect with 150+ SuccessLink employers
• Connect with 50+ youth-serving organizations
• Engage with 4,500+ young adults
• Take part in career development workshops on applying for jobs, resume writing, interviewing, and financial literacy
• Get introduced to academic resources and wrap around youth services

Register for the event

Interested in applying for summer jobs and getting placed at the job fair? Register for 2020 summer jobs through SuccessLink. If you are a parent or community member interested in helping out at the job fair, please register to volunteer.

We will cover different affordable housing programs in Boston, including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more. There will also be a person available to answer questions about the rights of tenants.

We will cover different affordable housing programs in Boston, including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more. There will also be a person available to answer questions about the rights of tenants.

We will cover different affordable housing programs in Boston, including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more. There will also be a person available to answer questions about the rights of tenants.

We will cover different affordable housing programs in Boston, including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more. There will also be a person available to answer questions about the rights of tenants.

Learn about City programs underway from:

• Boston Planning and Development Agency
• Public Works Department
• Inspectional Services Department
• Parks and Recreation Department
• Office of Health and Human Services
• Boston Public Schools
• Boston Transportation Department
• Department of Neighborhood Development
• Boston Centers for Youth and Families
• Office of Economic Development
• Boston Public Health Commission
• Boston Fire Department
• Boston Police Department
• Fair Housing and Equity, and
• much more!

Our affordable housing workshop, offered in both English and Spanish, will cover different affordable housing programs including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more.

Registration not necessary. Call 617-635-4200 for questions.

Ofreceremos nuestro taller en inglés y en español. Hablaremos sobre los diferentes programas de vivienda asequible, incluyendo el proceso de aplicaciones, listas de espera, loterias, y más.

No es necesario registrarse. Llame a 617-635-4200 con preguntas.

Come check out the multiple opportunities with the City at this exclusive networking event offered to UMass Boston students and alumni. Members of the public are also welcome to join. The U.S. Census Bureau will be recruiting to fill hundreds of thousands of temporary positions across the state to assist with the 2020 Census count.

Register for the event today