[fusion_text]Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and National Civic League are looking for local individuals fighting for health equity. The RWJF-NCL Health Equity Award and the $3,000.00 prize (to be spent in...
The National Civic League is encouraging communities to take a renewed interest in the Kerner Report in preparation for the 2018 All-America City awards program. Formally known as the Report...
Tupelo, Mississippi became the first city to hold an All-America Conversation last week, when residents were invited to meet with city officials about community safety and other issues. Tupelo is...
The National Civic League seeks a website designer. Click here to download the RFP.
In less than two weeks, local leaders from more than 75 communities across the country have downloaded the All-America Conversations Toolkit. It is clear that local communities recognize the need...
ICMA (International City/County Management Association) is proud to partner with the National Civic League on All-America Conversations. Community engagement is key to building and maintaining public trust and ICMA offers...
Announcing the 2018 All-America City Theme: Promoting Equity Through Inclusive Civic Engagement In 2018, the All-America City Award will recognize ten communities for their inclusive engagement processes, projects and community vision....
On Feb. 29, 1968, the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, commonly called The Kerner Report, is released. In the summer of 1967, American cities experienced “racial disorders” that bewildered...
The National Civic League and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation want to find more outstanding efforts that improve health outcomes for those most affected by health disparities. The award recognizes...
