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Community Inclusion Panel PUBLIC Bulletin Board
A quick guide to important information about the activities, events and interest of the Community Inclusion Panel.
>> CHRC Cultural Diversity Awareness Conference - 5/16/09
>> Commit2.org Website
The new website supporting the GREATER CINCINNATI COMMITMENT. [Posted 5/20/09]
>> Cincinnati & Forest Park City Councils Sign the GCC
On 12/10/08, on a resolution submitted by Councilmember Cecil Thomas, the City Council of Cincinnati supported the Greater Cincinnati Commitment. Likewise, on 12/15/08, the City Council of Forest Park approved a resolution supporting the Greater Cincinnati Commitment. [Posted 12/29/08]
>> DeJarnett Opening Comments at Freedom Center
Cincinnatus Association hosted representatives of the the Birmingham Pledge Foundation in Cincinnati. Click title for text of Al DeJarnett's GCC Rollout Talk. [Posted 11/11/08]
>> CIP 2008-2009 Strategic Plan
The Panel's plans for the coming year.
>> Hidden Treasures Presentation
The PowerPoint Presentation of the results of the Stable Integrated Communities study, and its Talking Points, are now available through the SIC Issues Page. [Posted 9/15/08]
>> Panel Year-In-Review
The Panel's activities and plans are recapped. [Posted 8/7/08]
>> Wilder Foundation Extends SIC Grant
The Community Inclusion panel announced today that the Wilder Foundation had agreed to extend its grant for the ground-breaking study of Stable Integrated Communities. [Posted 2/27/08]
>> Cincinnatus Lauds Stance Against Promotion
The Community Inclusion panel issued a letter today that commended two members of Cincinnati City Council for their opposition to the promotion of a police officer. [Posted 2/1/08]
>> Greater Cincinnati Commitment Updated
In conjunction with a renewed effort to obtain new signers of the Greater Cincinnati Commitment, the Community Inclusion Panel has updated the wording of that pledge. [Posted 1/31/08]
>> Stable Integrated Communities Report is Publicized
The first phase of the Stable Integrated Communities Study was completed in the Fall and continues to create interest and impact throughout the region. [Posted 1/3/08]
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A quick guide to important information about the activities, events and interest of the Community Inclusion Panel.
>> CHRC Cultural Diversity Awareness Conference - 5/16/09
>> Commit2.org Website
The new website supporting the GREATER CINCINNATI COMMITMENT. [Posted 5/20/09]
>> Cincinnati & Forest Park City Councils Sign the GCC
On 12/10/08, on a resolution submitted by Councilmember Cecil Thomas, the City Council of Cincinnati supported the Greater Cincinnati Commitment. Likewise, on 12/15/08, the City Council of Forest Park approved a resolution supporting the Greater Cincinnati Commitment. [Posted 12/29/08]
>> DeJarnett Opening Comments at Freedom Center
Cincinnatus Association hosted representatives of the the Birmingham Pledge Foundation in Cincinnati. Click title for text of Al DeJarnett's GCC Rollout Talk. [Posted 11/11/08]
>> CIP 2008-2009 Strategic Plan
The Panel's plans for the coming year.
>> Hidden Treasures Presentation
The PowerPoint Presentation of the results of the Stable Integrated Communities study, and its Talking Points, are now available through the SIC Issues Page. [Posted 9/15/08]
>> Panel Year-In-Review
The Panel's activities and plans are recapped. [Posted 8/7/08]
>> Wilder Foundation Extends SIC Grant
The Community Inclusion panel announced today that the Wilder Foundation had agreed to extend its grant for the ground-breaking study of Stable Integrated Communities. [Posted 2/27/08]
>> Cincinnatus Lauds Stance Against Promotion
The Community Inclusion panel issued a letter today that commended two members of Cincinnati City Council for their opposition to the promotion of a police officer. [Posted 2/1/08]
>> Greater Cincinnati Commitment Updated
In conjunction with a renewed effort to obtain new signers of the Greater Cincinnati Commitment, the Community Inclusion Panel has updated the wording of that pledge. [Posted 1/31/08]
>> Stable Integrated Communities Report is Publicized
The first phase of the Stable Integrated Communities Study was completed in the Fall and continues to create interest and impact throughout the region. [Posted 1/3/08]
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