We’re thrilled to announce almost $60,000 in grants to support 12 projects focused on building adult literacy in a variety of Cleveland neighborhoods. The Neighbor Up Adult Literacy Action Grants Committee composed of 7 community members with a variety of experience and passion for adult literacy made the funding decisions. A staff member from the Literacy Cooperative […]
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Neighbor Up member Carol Malone talked with News 5 about the podcast “Neighbor Up Spotlight” that she created to highlight Neighbor Up members making positive change in the community. Click here to watch the story. And find all of the podcast’ episodes at https://neighborupcle.org/spotlight/
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West Park Neighbor Night is a lively and interactive monthly gathering that brings neighbors together to plan action in the community. The group typically meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at West Park United Church of Christ, 3809 Rocky River Drive.
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Check out this story from Spectrum News 1 about the Class Clown Comedy workshop funded through our Neighbor Up Action Grants and co-funded by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture. “Classes allow kids and teens to shed light on the coronavirus and other serious issues they experience from their own perspective,” the story says.
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Adult Literacy Action Grants
/0 Comments/in Health, Neighbor Up /by lmillsWe’re thrilled to announce almost $60,000 in grants to support 12 projects focused on building adult literacy in a variety of Cleveland neighborhoods. The Neighbor Up Adult Literacy Action Grants Committee composed of 7 community members with a variety of experience and passion for adult literacy made the funding decisions. A staff member from the Literacy Cooperative […]
ideastream: Citizen ‘Documenters’ Shine A Light On Public Meetings In Cleveland
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, News & Media /by lmillsideastream did great story on our Cleveland Documenters work . Click here to listen.
News 5: Podcast highlights efforts to build a better land in Northeast Ohio
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up, News & Media /by lmillsNeighbor Up member Carol Malone talked with News 5 about the podcast “Neighbor Up Spotlight” that she created to highlight Neighbor Up members making positive change in the community. Click here to watch the story. And find all of the podcast’ episodes at https://neighborupcle.org/spotlight/
Good News from West Park Neighbor Night
/0 Comments/in Health, Neighbor Up /by lmillsWest Park Neighbor Night is a lively and interactive monthly gathering that brings neighbors together to plan action in the community. The group typically meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at West Park United Church of Christ, 3809 Rocky River Drive.
Spectrum News 1 OH: Youth Use Comedy to Cope with Pandemic Experiences
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up University /by lmillsCheck out this story from Spectrum News 1 about the Class Clown Comedy workshop funded through our Neighbor Up Action Grants and co-funded by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture. “Classes allow kids and teens to shed light on the coronavirus and other serious issues they experience from their own perspective,” the story says.