COMMUNITY Events

The “Love Your Wicked Awesome Neighbor” Valentine’s Day Challenge

Thank You to Everyone Who Helped in Spreading Kindness this Year!

See the impact in action.

In this short video, you’ll see the heart of the Love Your Wicked Awesome Neighbor Challenge — the people, the progress, and the purpose behind it all.

To everyone who gave their time, energy, and trust this year: thank you! It truly does impact your neighbors in a meaningful way.

Although this year’s campaign has ended, there’s more work to be done!

Join Us on Thursday, March 12th for a story share event and discussion on how to continue spreading kindness throughout the city!

CONVERSATION STATIONS



Everyday Boston hosts pop-up conversation stations around the city to ease loneliness and build community between people who might not otherwise meet. We bring the prompts; you bring your stories!

Reach out to bring a conversation station to your event.

Upcoming

March 28
Playtopia, 11 am to 1 pm (Tickets required)
Artists for Humanity, South Boston

Story Share Events


Everyday Boston’s story share events bring residents from different backgrounds together to share their life experiences with neighbors they might not otherwise know- in libraries, community centers, nonprofits, and open spaces.

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REMOTE story share Events



For those working or gathering remotely, we also organize virtual story share events.

First, we give participants some tips on how to get past the scripts we all use in daily conversation. Then we pair them up in breakout rooms to share stories about the one thing we’ve all got in common: Life.

Recent partners include: Partakers and Massachusetts Community Engagement Alliance.


Get Involved

Everyday Boston partners with organizations of all types to run story-sharing events and pop-up story shops. We also work with businesses to run internal story-sharing events. If you’d like us to participate in your event or to collect stories on your organization or company’s behalf, please get in touch!