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Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Featured Event
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Kids Dig Farms - Spring After School Program
March 30, 2015 at 3:30pm to June 8, 2015 at 5:30pm – Massaro Community Farm, 41 Ford Road, Woodbridge, CT 06525 Get your child unplugged and outdoors through this hands-on farm program. Kids might learn farming basics and what grows well locally, explore the farm trail & woods, study compost, build a ‘bug… Organized by Caty Poole | Type: after, school, program
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In the Shadows: A Photography Exhibit by Aviva Klein
May 4, 2015 to July 30, 2015 – JCC of Greater New Haven Traveling photography exhibit In the Shadows is a portraiture exploration of agunot, also known as "chained women." Agunot are women who have been unable to procure a gett, or divorce document, from… Organized by Anne Grant, anneg@jccnh.org | Type: jcc, jewish, amity, woodbridge, new, haven, shadows, art, photo, exhibit, klein, free, agunot, chained, orthodox, judaism, gett, divorce, women, portrait, halakhic
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Balance between Automation and Personalization Online
June 2, 2015 from 8am to 9am – Happiness Lab at The Grove Its easy to automate your messages and responses, but are you losing clients when you let robots run your online marketing? Learn what to automate and when to personally step in with Giulia Gouge of… Organized by Giulia Gambale | Type: seminar, free, workshop
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Employment Opportunity!!! Construction/Landscaping training
June 2, 2015 from 9am to 10am – New Haven, CT Are you a recently released ex-offender in the New Haven area? Are you interested in a career in Construction, Landscaping or Property Management? “Earn and Learn” with EMERGE CT, Inc. -Work part-tim… Organized by Nick Santana | Type: orientation
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Mayors Community Arts Grant Program Information Session
June 2, 2015 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm – Wilson Branch Library The Mayor’s Community Arts Grants Program supports the community by providing financial, marketing and technical assistance for arts and cultural related programs, projects and events which occur in… Organized by Kim Futrell | Type: information, session
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Open Street Project
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
“Giving More of Our Neighbors Access to the Opportunities Homeownership Affords”: Q+A with Umpqua Bank’s Randy Choy
LISC is working with Umpqua Bank to tackle the systemic roadblocks that prevent many communities of color and rural residents from buying a home. In a Q+A with Umpqua Bank’s Randy Choy, we learn why expanding fair access to quality homeownership opportunities is so important to the bank, and to Choy.How the LIFT Act Can Make Homeownership, and Strong Communities, a Reality for More Americans
In an op-ed for The Virginian-Pilot, LISC Virginia executive director Jane Ferrara lays out the ways the proposed LIFT Act could make homeownership, at 20-year, fixed rate mortgages, accessible to first-time, first-generation buyers—the very people who are often edged out of the American Dream. The legislation, in partnership with home-buying programs like the ones LISC leads, Ferrara writes, can help "bridge the racial wealth gap as well as the gap between dreams and reality for the next generation of aspiring homeowners."The Difference a Ride Can Make
An article in QCity Metro describes the life-changing impact of LISC and Uber's partnership, the Health Access Fund, offering free rides to medical and other appointments that contribute to health and wellbeing. In Charlotte, NC, as in other cities where the Fund operates, rides are coordinated through locally rooted groups like Care Ring, a 70-year-old community organization that since March has been able to offer 2,600 rides to primary and specialist care appointments, food access points, case management meetings and much more.
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