I’m a Boston native, lawyer & advocate, daughter of Haitian immigrants, & a BPS grad. Fleur. She defended voting rights in cases before the U.S. Marie St.
Ruthzee Louijeune, serving her second term as City Councilor At-Large and unanimously elected as Boston City Council President, is a grounded, thoughtful, and inclusive leader. A dedicated public servant, Ruthzee is committed to fostering shared prosperity in Boston with a focus on justice and equity. Born and raised in Mattapan and Hyde Park to working-class Haitian immigrants, Ruthzee’s journey
PRIDE FOR THE PEOPLE 🌈
A beautiful day to celebrate love, inclusivity, and each other.
Happy Pride, Boston!
06/06/2026
🇭🇹🔥 BOSTON, IT’S TIME TO MAKE HISTORY AGAIN! 🔥🇭🇹
Nou Nan Mondyal! ⚽️ We’re in the World Cup!
A week from today, join proud Haitians, friends, allies, families, and supporters as we march in the streets of Boston in a powerful display of culture, unity, pride, and resilience before Haiti takes on Scotland!
This is more than a fan march—it is a celebration of our people, our heritage, and our unwavering spirit.
From the first free Black republic to generations of trailblazers across the globe, Haiti has always stood as a symbol of courage and determination. Now it’s our turn to show up, show out, and remind the world that the Haitian community is strong, vibrant, and united.
📍 Copley Square to Boston Common
📅 Saturday, June 13
⏰ 12 PM – 2 PM
Bring your flags. Bring your positive energy. Bring your family. Bring your Haitian pride.
Let’s fill the streets with red and blue, celebrate our culture, and create a moment that Boston will never forget.
Because when Haitians come together, we don’t just attend—we make an impact.
Tag your crew. Share this post. Invite your family. Let’s make this the greatest Haitian Fan March Boston has ever seen!
🇭🇹💙❤️ Grenadye Alaso! Ayiti Pap Janm Peri!
06/04/2026
Happy Caribbean American Heritage Month, Boston! 🌴
This month, we celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Caribbean communities that have helped shape our city and our nation. Established nationally in 2006, Caribbean American Heritage Month recognizes the lasting impact of Caribbean Americans in every field—from arts and culture to public service, education, and business.
To all who call the Caribbean home or carry its heritage with pride, we celebrate you today and every day.
Check out these events in the city this week!
06/02/2026
Mark your calendars!
Join us for the 120th Annual Dorchester Day Parade!
Since 1904, this beloved tradition has celebrated Dorchester’s founding in 1630 and brought our community together year after year.
📅 Sunday, June 7�⏰ 1:00 PM�📍 Lower Mills to Savin Hill
Come celebrate Dorchester’s history, culture, and community spirit with us along the parade route!
06/01/2026
Happy Pride Month, Boston!
Today, we joined community members, advocates, and allies at City Hall Plaza for the annual Pride flag raising, marking the beginning of a month dedicated to celebration, visibility, and solidarity.
Pride began as a riot in 1969. Born from resistance against police brutality and injustice, and that spirit still lives on. The LGBTQIA2S+ community is still here, still proud, and not going anywhere.
This month, we celebrate those contributions while recommitting ourselves to the work of building a more inclusive future for all.
And the celebration continues!
Join us this Saturday, June 6, at 12:00 PM in Copley Square as we march together in the Boston Pride Parade. We hope to see you there! 🏳️🌈❤️
Happy Pride, Boston.
06/01/2026
Happy Monday, Boston☀️! Here’s this week’s Boston City Council calendar.
To watch this week’s hearings, meetings, and working sessions, visit http://boston.gov/city-council-tv if virtual or come to the Ianella Chamber in City Hall if in person. Public testimony is allowed and encouraged at hearings.
05/27/2026
05/26/2026
I was so glad to celebrate our Boston Public Schools’ valedictorians today! Smart, driven, community-oriented, Americans, immigrants, first in their families to graduate high school, families full of valedictorians - our graduates are so diverse, make us proud, and will continue to make us proud in their next steps!