This chapter explores the transition from activism to government work, emphasizing the challenges of limited power and budget constraints. It discusses projects like La Bortorio para la Ciudad and Mapaton, showcasing innovative approaches to urban issues through collaboration between government and civil society. The chapter also delves into Mexico City's unique civic engagement strategies in constitution-making and initiatives like Pieto Niños, underlining the importance of community involvement and reimagining city spaces for the well-being of all residents.