It’s that time of year when we collect member input for our 2022 priorities. We want to hear from you. How did we do in 2021? What could we do better in 2022? What should we prioritize for maximum impact…
We want to hear from you!
February 8th JPP Community Meeting
Join us on February 8th for our first community meeting of the year! Our agenda is partially celebratory but we will also be looking ahead. We are excited to host several of our endorsed and newly elected City Councilors: Julia…
2021 Municipal Endorsements
Read the post below for more detailed explanation of JP Progressives’ endorsement decisions, ratified by 60% of the membership.
JPP’s statement concerning negative campaigning in District 6
A few days ago, a mailer arrived in the mailboxes of some voters in District 6. A composite photo of the D6 city council candidates showed Mary Tamer on one side, in color and light, and Kendra Hicks on the other side,…
JPP’s 2021 Endorsements
MAYORAL With Michelle Wu now advancing to the general election, we enthusiastically recommend that JPP endorse her for Mayor of Boston. Michelle has shown herself to be a brilliant thinker, both in policy and politics. Voters can always count on…
JUNETEENTH
Jamaica Plain Progressives commemorates Juneteenth by mourning the most recent victims of police brutality, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, David McAtee, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and countless others. We ask our membership not only to grieve, but also to organize and…