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 How Is NHPS 180 Days Student Expulsion for Fighting Helpful?How Is NHPS 180 Days Student Expulsion for Fighting Helpful? We purport that NHPS 180 Days Expulsion for Fighting Is NOT Helpful! There ar… Started by N'Zinga ShaniLatest Reply |
 RT 34 West Proposed PlanHello Friends, There is a major project being proposed along the RT 34 corridor between Dwight St and Orchard St. The Hill and Dwight Resi… Started by Olivia C. MartsonLatest Reply |
If You Are Interested In Raising $ For Your Charity Or Not For Profit (read on)Raising $ For Your Not-For-Profit/CharityJune will be dedicated fundraiser month at Karaoke Heroes-- we'll book fundraisers for every Sunda… Started by Carly WeisenbergLatest Reply |
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 Why Everyone Should Be Paying attention to the Medicaid DebateAUGUST 31, 2017 by CzepigaDalyPope LLC While the American Healthcare Act or ACA (also known as Obamacare) has so far escaped the repeal-a… Started by David V. Hunter |
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Survey: Artist Housing Needs. Closing: June 8, 2017The Arts Council of Greater New Haven needs your thoughts and ideas to help plan the Clock Shop Lofts, a unique, affordable live/work commu… Started by Jen Gelband |
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Chairs, file cabinets, a desk....We've done some moving around in our office, and we have a few nice items that need new homes. Six big black "leather" conference chairs, s… Started by Jackie Downing |
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 New Haven Bike MonthThis May will be the first New Haven Bike Month. New Haven Bike Month is a month-long celebration of bicycles and bike culture events, host… Started by New Haven Bike Month |
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New Haven Bike MonthThis May will be the first New Haven Bike Month. New Haven Bike Month is a month-long celebration of bicycles and bike culture events, host… Started by New Haven Bike Month |
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New Haven Bike MonthThis May will be the first New Haven Bike Month. New Haven Bike Month is a month-long celebration of bicycles and bike culture events, host… Started by New Haven Bike Month |
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 Small non-profit databasesHi There, I am a development professional who is used to using databases in large educational instituations. I am also a volunteer board m… Started by Julie Parr |
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August news has been painful to watch. Glad to see some bigger picture progress is being made. Not enough, but...The World Has Only 500 Days Left In The First Battle Against Global Poverty While it isn’t quite obvious on the surface, the state of the h… Started by Rob Leighton |
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Get ready for a very BIG debate!!!Paul Ryan Accuses Obama Administration Of System That 'Perpetuates Poverty' Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) took a shot at the federal government's… Started by Rob Leighton |
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Who Benefits from Secretary Shinseki's Resignation?Who Benefits from Secretary Eric Shinseki’s Resignation? http://oneworldpi.org/blog/archives/2001 May Is National Military Appreciation Mo… Started by N'Zinga Shani |
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Neighborhoods: What is Working
I Saw the Revolution in So Many of the Small Places We Call Home
YES! Magazine co-founder and editor at large Sarah van Gelder climbed into a 12-year-old, four-cylinder pickup truck and began a 12,000-mile journey to find out what people are doing in their communities about poverty, inequality, the climate crisis, and racism.Who Has the Skills to Build Community? We All Do
An online platform might be just the thing to spread around our grassroots genius.Take a Leap – Take a Bold Leap
The formal system not working for you? Then take a leap.Open Street Project
Join us for an Open Streets Study Tour October 6th-8th!
The Open Streets Project is partnering with the non-profit organization New Brunswick Tomorrow to deliver an educational Open Streets Study Tour in New Brunswick, NJ from October 6th - October 8th. The Study Tour will feature classroom sessions, networking opportunities, a behind the scenes tour of New Brunswick’s industry leading Ciclovia.
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Open Streets Project Revamped
The Open Streets Project has undergone some changes over the last year. We bid a sad farewell to project co-founder, the Alliance for Biking & Walking, who are moving on to other things, and we happily welcomed a new partner, international Open Streets leader 8 80 Cities. We are excited for all the possibilities and energy this partnership will bring.
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Local Initiatives Support Corporation
A New Lease on the Life of a Library, Thanks to a LISC Board Member
An op-ed in the New York Times touts the inspired work of LISC board member Michelle de la Uz and the Fifth Avenue Committee, our longtime partner. The organization is helping build affordable housing atop a branch library in the Sunset Park section of Brooklyn—one of many city libraries that serves as a community resource center for a diverse, historically underinvested area. LISC New York made a $250K predevelopment loan and NEF has committed more than $10 million in equity.Celebrating Latino Histories, Affirming Latino Futures
Ricardo Flores, director of LISC San Diego, kicks off our recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month with a blog about how working in partnership with Latino communities is key to the health of the country, and part of the fundamental relationship between local and national prosperity. "The conditions of the Latino population today provide us with a peek into the wellbeing of our society tomorrow and in the years to come," writes Flores.CDFI Fund Fuels Economic Opportunity
LISC will seed a new small business development fund and spur healthy food-related enterprises with this week's award from the federal Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund). The funding will help support entrepreneurs, create jobs, expand local incomes and reduce blight in low-income areas.
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