This ideastream story included Neighbor Up members who are combatting social isolation like Gordon Martin and his work in the Stockyards neighborhood. Find the full story here.
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Cleveland Documenters pays and trains people to cover public meetings where government officials discuss important issues and decide how to spend taxpayer money. Cleveland City Council passes laws (called ordinances). Its members are elected by citizens to represent them. Historically, City Council hasn’t provided residents a regular and formal space to comment on those decisions outside of committee […]
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Arts & Culture Network Night is a space designed to nurture connections, build trust and inspire action. When Ara Beal from Talespinners Children’s Theatre, Elaine Luttrull from Minerva Financial Arts, and Luis Gomez began talking at a previous Network Night, they realized they all wanted to support artists hit by the pandemic. Since then, they’ve […]
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We have joined the City of Cleveland’s initiative to create a Ten-Year Housing and Investment Plan. We know housing is an issue important to the members of our network and our community at-large, and being a part of this process allows us to ensure that residents’ voices play a role in shaping the recommendations that this plan produces. Once the plan is complete we can work with one another, the City, and partner institutions to make sure the plan is implemented.
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We’re thrilled to receive more funding from the Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund to provide grants to small nonprofit organizations and grassroots group. Read the full story here and check our our grants here.
ideastream: Clevelanders Navigating Loneliness, Social Isolation During Pandemic
/0 Comments/in News & Media /by lmillsThis ideastream story included Neighbor Up members who are combatting social isolation like Gordon Martin and his work in the Stockyards neighborhood. Find the full story here.
Public Comment at Cleveland City Council — Explained
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakCleveland Documenters pays and trains people to cover public meetings where government officials discuss important issues and decide how to spend taxpayer money. Cleveland City Council passes laws (called ordinances). Its members are elected by citizens to represent them. Historically, City Council hasn’t provided residents a regular and formal space to comment on those decisions outside of committee […]
Inspiring Action: Arts & Culture Network Night in 2021
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up /by lmillsArts & Culture Network Night is a space designed to nurture connections, build trust and inspire action. When Ara Beal from Talespinners Children’s Theatre, Elaine Luttrull from Minerva Financial Arts, and Luis Gomez began talking at a previous Network Night, they realized they all wanted to support artists hit by the pandemic. Since then, they’ve […]
Ten-Year Housing and Investment Plan
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up /by lmillsWe have joined the City of Cleveland’s initiative to create a Ten-Year Housing and Investment Plan. We know housing is an issue important to the members of our network and our community at-large, and being a part of this process allows us to ensure that residents’ voices play a role in shaping the recommendations that this plan produces. Once the plan is complete we can work with one another, the City, and partner institutions to make sure the plan is implemented.
cleveland.com: Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund awards over $238,000 to 4 non-profit organizations
/0 Comments/in News & Media /by lmillsWe’re thrilled to receive more funding from the Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund to provide grants to small nonprofit organizations and grassroots group. Read the full story here and check our our grants here.