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Does QARI have any programming related to this? 

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Does QARI have any programming related to this? 

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Love the idea, follow through is a question

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Recently the Town Council voted against investing in multilingual communication, saying what is done is already sufficient and more would be too expensive (summary of Yvonne's comment)

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I wonder if this will only land as recommendation or if it will have teeth? Our TC recently voted this recommendation down. 

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I wonder if this will only land as recommendation or if it will have teeth? Our TC recently voted this recommendation down. 

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Engage community partners like RICC and QARI for interpretation assistance. Their may be youth volunteers who could help with simple translations and outreach.

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(Update: I looked into this course listing, and it's not offered by RHS in Massachusetts.)            Randolph High School course that encourage civic engagement and participation

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(Update: I looked into this course listing, and it's not offered by RHS in Massachusetts.)            Randolph High School course that encourage civic engagement and participation

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American Issues
SOCAI RC Credit: 1
Prerequisite: None Open to: 12
The goal of American Issues to prepare students for their future lives as civic actors. Students will learn about how the government function, as well as how the American government and political system works (or doesn’t work). Other topics include how elections work, how to vote in elections, and how students can contact their representatives and lawmakers. This class will prepare students to pass the state-mandated Civics Exam in the Spring. Students will also use simulations, debates, and interactive games to learn about the topics as well as keep up with current events in the United States.

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Randolph immigrant community could form a civic version of RPS's ELPAC meetings. Then the committee could bring issues and ideas to town meetings.

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Partner with the Local Cultural Council to create Grants that residents can apply for to fund Cultural Events within Randolph.

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Partner with the Local Cultural Council to create Grants that residents can apply for to fund Cultural Events within Randolph.

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Liz LaRosse told me that there used to be a program for immigrant families to learn about how the Town of Randolph government works. This would help encourage familiarity of the governance and how they can make positive change

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Partner with local churches to inform and engage their congregants in Town matters (non political).

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Partner with local churches to inform and engage their congregants in Town matters (non political).

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Partner with RPS and RCP to engage students in Translation services for the Town.  RPS students could receive Community Service Hours and RCP students could receive credit toward their program requirements.

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Partner with RPS and RCP to engage students in Translation services for the Town.  RPS students could receive Community Service Hours and RCP students could receive credit toward their program requirements.

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Provide all municipal and school staff and leadership with equity training.

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Institute initiatives to promote community beautification and greening through programs like the Keep America Beautiful program, which Randolph recently joined. This can include community clean-ups, litter prevention, trash and recycling containers and programs, graffiti abatement, vacant lot transformation, and tree and native species plantings.

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Projects should seek to encourage street play, reduce traffic, slow car speeds, improve biking and walking safety, and connect key neighborhood locations, such as schools, parks, and neighborhood squares. Projects can accomplish this by including pavement murals, bump outs and corners, signage, neighborhood parklets, colorful crosswalks and bike lanes. Neighborways is a leader in such neighborhood street calming programs, which Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Revere, and Somerville have implemented on their residential streets. This complements the transportation recommendations.

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Establish a Community Action Mini Grant Program that will enable community members to submit proposals for project ideas that serve to implement CWP actions or align with the broader vision for a healthier Randolph. These may include projects such as block parties, establishing neighborhood associations, neighborhood street traffic calming, placemaking initiatives, or community greening or gardening initiatives.

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Institute municipal and school policies to explicitly advance racial equity.

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Establish a municipal racial equity taskforce.