Article/Voting
In 2016, Candidate Eugenie Kavanagh authored a powerful article on antisemitism that was published in a local Brockton journal, highlighting their early and ongoing commitment to fighting hate and promoting inclusion. The article examined both the historical context and the present-day manifestations of antisemitism, urging the community to respond with education, solidarity, and action. This early work underscored their dedication to justice and laid the foundation for continued advocacy to ensure that Brockton is building a city where all residents—regardless of faith, background, or identity—feel safe, respected, and valued..
Voters Education:
Candidate Eugenie Kavanagh has led impactful civic engagement and voter registration efforts across Brockton, with a focus on empowering residents to participate fully in the democratic process. They have organized community-wide voter registration drives, hosted civic education forums, and ensured that all residents, especially youth, immigrants, and working families, understand how to vote and why it matters. Candidate Eugenie Kavanagh's leadership includes educating the public on how to hold elected officials accountable, understand government structures, and engage in policy decisions that affect their daily lives.
Candidate Eugenie Kavanagh has strengthened civic participation through this work and helped build a more informed, empowered Brockton!