16 days until Election Day! There’s still time to show your support with an Issue 55 yard sign. Grab your sign at one of the many distribution locations throughout the county!
“[Detroit’s] Livernois-6 Mile area stands out because development looks different there than it has in other historically Black neighborhoods. Black residents are staying, and more are moving in,” @andreperryedu and Hannah Stephens write. https://t.co/7bnn8sAEdg
Cleveland's @RolandVAnglin asks "Is Newark the next Brooklyn?," citing collective impact as a source of progress: https://t.co/29NCZdrt2X #LeadershipCleveland
@cityprowl_jen I'm confused. I thought our legislators wanted to retain residents, attract new ones, and prevent brain drain. Ohio can do better than this.
With just a thin slice of the city’s federal rescue plan, the arts community could get the jump ... https://t.co/JzogNfFeeP #assemblyforthearts#artistsforARPA
Jeremy Johnson is the President and CEO of Assembly for the Arts. A Cleveland native, he returned to Ohio following two decades as a nonprofit and arts champion in New Jersey, working with organizations like Newark Arts.
Read the Article: https://t.co/g75EaFFR3d
Newark Arts is one of New Jersey’s premier urban centers for arts education and artistic supports.
Executive Director Jeremy Johnson worked with the @NewJerseyEDA to receive the grant funding necessary to keep vital staffers employed, and to continue many signature programs.
How have hundreds of billions upon hundreds of billions of dollars been spent in the name of security since 9/11, along with the deployment of drones and surveillance tech, yet a few hundred protestors can so easily breach the Capitol, just waltzing in and taking it over?
@CultureGrrl@darrenwalker Clutching our collective white pearls. How dare that a once-impoverished great grandson of slaves wear expensive designer clothes! (Yes, sarcasm intended). Seriously, let's critique policies and principles, but please don't make this about fashion.
Newark artists agree: “When you get to medium and smaller arts organizations — that don’t have endowments, that don’t have rich boards, that don’t have huge amounts of operating cash flow — those organizations are panicked. If we don’t help them, they will be gone.” #newarkarts
Here's some good news to start the day. Thank you @FordFoundation & @darrenwalker for your leadership. This work is more vital than ever. https://t.co/LMrIz03Oyu
Congress created the Congressional Oversight Commission 105 days ago. The Commission is responsible for overseeing $500 billion in public money.
As of today, the Commission still has no Chair or full-time staff.
Writing in The Economist, mayor of Newark Ras Baraka explains why it is important to ensure that the composition of Newark's police force reflects the predominantly brown and black residents of the city https://t.co/N6E3l6fSRX
Check out my latest article: Seven ways to increase racial and economic justice, with a strong dose of the arts: Lessons from Newark, NJ https://t.co/U5k214UcjB via @LinkedIn