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Conservation and Neighborhoods a CFN online workshop

September 10, 2021
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The Center for Neighborhoods is hosting conservation expert, Alecia Kates, in the first of a FREE, two-part online workshop on Saturday September 18th at 10:00am. Interested in joining us? Follow the link below to register! Registration isn’t required. If you prefer, just click below to join the Zoom meeting on […]

FLATLAND -Can $1 Houses Help the Unhoused in Kansas City?

July 12, 2021
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Here’s What Nonprofit And City Leaders Have To Say… Wielding a power drill in one hand, code enforcement officer DeJuan Carpenter said 2404 Monroe Ave. is one of the better-looking houses controlled by the Land Bank of Kansas City. (View the original article from FLATLAND HERE) Carpenter peeled back a piece […]

The KC Library is bringing the library to YOU!

April 8, 2021
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The KC Library, in partnership with the CARES Connect Program, has made available several Mobile Device Labs for use in our community. Whether you are hosting a community event which lacks sufficient technology resources, or you are an organization wishing to provide your people with training requiring technology, request a […]

CCF – Neighborhoods Rising Fund (NRF) Grant Opportunities

March 23, 2021
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Administered by the Community Capital Fund (CCF), the Neighborhoods Rising Fund (NRF) is a funding collaborative that provides grants for high-impact, innovative community projects and neighborhood revitalization initiatives, which help build stronger, better connected and more effective neighborhood organizations in low- to moderate-income areas, now throughout the Greater Kansas City […]

KC’s new City Manager, Brian Platt featured SKCA speaker on Jan 11

January 7, 2021
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Brian Platt, Kansas City’s new City Manager, will be the featured speaker and will answer audience questions at the South Kansas City Alliance(SKCA) virtual ZOOM meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, January 11, in one of his first major presentations to south Kansas City residents. Please see the following […]

KCMO COVID-19 UPDATE (11-13-20) NEW CASES / POSITIVITY RATE / CASES BY AGE / CASES BY ZIP CODE

November 15, 2020
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Covid-19 update for Kansas City, Missouri (11-13-20)

Still Need Voting Help? Get Info on Your Ballot HERE!

October 30, 2020
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As November 3rd is quickly approaching, we know there are people that need more information about what’s on their ballot. It’s important to get non-partisan information to make your decisions on voting day. Not sure what Missouri Amendment 1 or Amendment 3 is all about? BallotPedia has you covered. Need […]

KCMO COVID-19 UPDATE (9-22-20) New Cases / Positivity Rate / Cases by Age / Cases by Zip code

September 22, 2020
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Kansas City, MO Covid-19 cases are up 8.09% after the first two weeks of September. The Positivity Rate in Kansas City, MO from Aug.23 – Sept. 5 was 8.96% Age group 18-24 has the highest positivity rate, accounting for 41.22% of Covid-19 cases in KCMO. To search cases in a […]

Intersections of Neighborhood Health

September 3, 2020
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What elements make a neighborhood strong and resilient? Join BikeWalkKC for a conversation with Dina Newman, Director of UMKC’s Center for Neighborhoods. Walking and biking are important to the health of our communities, along with many other things like access to health care, crime and personal safety, housing security, cultural […]

Climate Conversation: Priorities with Dina Newman

September 1, 2020
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Mid-America Regional Council After five weeks of online community discussion about how climate action can make a difference in the Kansas City region, we want to talk about where to start. What actions would affect your daily life the most, and which should be the highest priorities for your community? […]