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Boston Public Market (Day 2)
Boston Public Market's Chief Marketing & Engagement Officer speaks to delegates about the space.
Rixy: "The Midnight Ride"(Day 2)
Delegates ending the Rose Kennedy Greenway at unique mural by muralist Rixy. Drawing upon elements of fantasy, manga and anime, practices of creative worldbuilding, and a vibrant palette, The Midnight Ride brings into dialogue multiple histories of activism in Boston, blending iconography and public narratives in ways that create and encourage new points of access, imagination, and critical reflection.
Reception at Trade, presented by Puget Sound Energy (Day 2)
Matt Larson, local Government Affairs & Public Policy Manager at Puget Sound Energy gives a short speech about PSE's support. The reception was hosted at Trade, Boston Magazine's 2026 best downtown restaurant.
Reception at Trade, hosted by Puget Sound Energy (Day 2)
Group reception photo of delegates.
Reception at Trade, hosted by Puget Sound Energy (Day 2)
Group reception photo of delegates.
Reception at Trade, hosted by Puget Sound Energy (Day 2)
Group reception photo of delegates.
Boston Children's Museum (Day 3)
Tour of Boston Children's Museum led by Charlayne Murrell-Smith, VP of External Relations & Corporate Development at Boston Children's Museum.
Seaport Neighborhood (Day 3)
Executive VP of Development at WS Development Yanni Tsipis gives a short presentation at Seaport neighborhood before leading a tour.
Reception at Cisco Brewers Seaport Beer Garden, Presented by Amazon (Day 3)
Amazon's principal of public policy Pearl Leung and community engagement manager Keri Pravitz gives speech about their support for the community.
Reception at Cisco Brewers Seaport Beer Garden, Presented by Amazon (Day 3)
A view of Seaport's skyline from Cisco Brewers.
Downtown Boston Alliance (Day 2)
A morning presentation by President of the Downtown Boston Alliance, Michael J. Nichols. Main talking points included the importance of BIA work, where they prioritize funding and relationships between the Alliance and property owners.
People Before Highways Presentation by Dr. Karilyn Crockett (Day 2)
Dr. Karilyn Crockett is a professor of urban history, public policy and planning in MIT’s Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Her presentation focused on research that examines urban land use, structural inequality and the forces that shape American cities.
Her presentation explored how activists and urban planners reshaped the city’s physical and political landscape and helped inspire a new approach to city making centered on people and neighborhoods.
Her presentation explored how activists and urban planners reshaped the city’s physical and political landscape and helped inspire a new approach to city making centered on people and neighborhoods.
People Before Highways Presentation by Dr. Karilyn Crockett (Day 2)
Dr. Karilyn Crockett is a professor of urban history, public policy and planning in MIT’s Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Her presentation focused on research that examines urban land use, structural inequality and the forces that shape American cities.
Her presentation explored how activists and urban planners reshaped the city’s physical and political landscape and helped inspire a new approach to city making centered on people and neighborhoods.
Her presentation explored how activists and urban planners reshaped the city’s physical and political landscape and helped inspire a new approach to city making centered on people and neighborhoods.
Boston Public Market (Day 2)
Delegates having lunch outside of the Boston Public Market, an indoor public market that houses more than 28 year-round vendor stalls, and is open seven days a week.
Rose Kennedy Greenway Presentation by Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan, Executive Director of the Rose Kennedy Greenway BID, explored how a major infrastructure transformation created a landmark linear park and new connections across central Boston.
Rose Kennedy Greenway Presentation by Chris Cook
Rose Kennedy Greenway's Conservancy's Executive Director Chris Cook presented Greenway's development, stewardship model, programming, and impact on adjacent districts.
Rose Kennedy Greenway (Day 2)
A tour of Kennedy Park Greenway.
Rose Kennedy Greenway (Day 2)
A tour of Kennedy Park Greenway.
Rose Kennedy Greenway (Day 2)
Smiling delegates, City of Bellevue's Code and Policy Director, Development Services Nick Whipple (left) and Imagine Housing's President Yichuan Zhao (right).
Rose Kennedy Greenway (Day 2)
A tour of Kennedy Park Greenway.
Rose Kennedy Greenway (Day 2)
Tom Ryan, Executive Director of the Rose Kennedy Greenway BID (left) and Chris Cook, Executive Director of the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy (right) leads the way.
Kennedy Park Greenway (Day 2)
A tour of Kennedy Park Greenway.
Rose Kennedy Greenway Tour (Day 2)
Park Ranger Matt Cordeiro at Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy offers insight into his day-to-day work.
Rose Kennedy Greenway (Day 2)
Delegates on a walking tour of the Rose Kennedy Greenway
The Rose Kennedy Greenway Tour (Day 2)
Executive Director of the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Chris Cook (left) shows delegates how they've implemented both functional and attractive storage on the Greenway path.
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