(Chelsea Update would like to thank Mary Keaton for the information in this story.)
Building on last year’s successful sticker campaign in honor of Civility Month, Chelsea’s Human Rights Commission (HRC) is once again inviting residents to “stick” with kindness and respect by introducing new designs for 2025.
The initiative aims to spread positive messages and foster a welcoming atmosphere throughout the community.
Stickers featuring messages about community and kindness are now available at various local businesses and at city offices during November. The stickers are free of charge, allowing everyone to join in and share the spirit of civility.
Whether displayed on water bottles, notebooks, or laptops, the HRC hopes these stickers will serve as daily reminders to promote respect and tolerance across Chelsea.
Residents can choose from four designs each created to inspire and celebrate our commitment to treating one another with dignity.
