NCR is excited to announce that the Community Connections Conference will feature:
- An opening discussion, Connecting Activism to Change.
- An exhibit hall with a wide variety of organizations: from youth programs and housing to sustainability and civil rights.
- Interactive workshops.
- An opportunity to learn about and apply for City appointed boards and commissions.
- A legal clinic on immigration, family and housing law.
- A community round table with City leaders and Council members about the City of Minneapolis’s racial equity action plan.
- Free food.
Registration
RSVP for the workshops, opening panel and lunch, and sign up to volunteer, and request accommodations, interpreters if needed before January 25 at 4:00 p.m.
Facilitated by the Mayor, the closing session will bring conference attendees and City Council members together for round table discussions about the City’s Strategic and Racial Equity Action Plan (SREAP).
This action plan is used to communicate City priorities around workforce, spending, data usage, community engagement and policy. The SREAP is a central document that policymakers can refer to, with clear goals, objectives and metrics by which to measure progress. Download SREAP goals...
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You're invited to display the work the your neighborhood organization does at the Community Connections Conference. Sign-up is open until January 16 here:
minneapolismn.gov/ncr/conf/exhibitors
Neighborhood organizations can choose to display information in a fully staffed exhibit space or a stand-alone, shared resource table as part of NCR's Neighborhood Showcase. Last year, just under 700 people attended the conference. We had 14 neighborhoods participating in the showcase and 2 neighborhood organizations with full booths in the exhibit hall.
If you cannot attend the conference, but would like to arrange for NCR staff to display information about your neighborhood organization, contact rebekah.tedrick-moutz@minneapolismn.gov or your assigned neighborhood specialist.
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Spread the word!
You can share this invitation with your community:
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Check back on the event page, Minneapolismn.gov/ncr/conf, the week of January 25, 2019 for a link to download a free Metro Transit pass for your transportation to the conference. |
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The Community Connections Conference is also made possible by CenterPoint Energy. |
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