The National Civic League was joined by the Belonging Initiative and The City of Grand Rapids to discuss the differences between welcoming and belonging and present two new tools to help communities include people fully.
Panelists from Ethelo and Keystone Policy Center discussed techniques for, and examples of, bringing youth voices to the budgeting table.
The League was joined by the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District and the Campus Election Engagement Project for a webinar featuring youth making positive change.
Attendees explored how we can use dialogue to bridge divides & build civic muscle.
Presenters discussed recommendations to address the growing problem of social isolation.
This webinar featured Welcoming America and two communities empowering immigrant leaders. Attendees learned about the innovative ways nonprofits, city and county governments are including and welcoming immigrants in all areas of civic, social, and economic life.
Participants learned how communities can use Census Bureau data to help local businesses, strengthen grant applications, and estimate resiliency in response to challenges like COVID-19 and natural disasters.
Join the National Civic League for a webinar about Nextdoor, the neighborhood app for trusted connections and the exchange of helpful information, goods, and services.
NCDD, Essential Partners and former mayor Hollie Cost shared practical steps and resources for addressing our divisions and healing our communities through dialogue.
