Neighbor Up Spotlight

Neighbor Up Spotlight

By Carol MaloneSociety & Culture
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Neighbor Up Spotlight episodes

  • Marlys Rambeau & Cynthia Connolly
    Marlys Rambeau and Cynthia Connelly join Carol to talk about the Lake Erie Native American Council (LENAC) and their cultural arts project that received funding from Neighborhood Connections and Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. LENAC has an event is coming up May 20. Details at: https://www.facebook.com/events/431346167233383/
    37 min
  • Amanda Harris
    Neighbor Up members know that finding a good job that pays a living wage and is close to home is a big challenge for many of their neighbors living in Greater University Circle. Working with University Hospitals and Towards Employment, they crafted a unique jobs pipeline that matches neighborhood residents with jobs inside the hospital. Systemic change from the bottom up. That's Neighbor Up.
    13 min
  • Christin Farmer
    Neighbor Up member Christin Farmer talks with Carol about her group Birthing Beautiful Communities, a sister circle of women in Hough helping women deliver healthy babies. There is a crisis of infant deaths in several Cleveland neighborhoods where African-American women are affected by infant death 3 times more than the national average. On average, 30 babies die a year in the Central neighborhood.
    18 min
  • Tom O'Brien
    A 15-minute kitchen table conversation between host Carol Malone and Neighbor Up member Tom O'Brien talking about what people are doing in the Neighbor Up network.
    20 min
  • Dawn Arrington & Lila Mills
    Neighbor Up members Dawn Arrington & Lila Mills give an overview of Neighbor Up, a network of about 2,000 Cleveland and East Cleveland residents making positive change in their neighborhoods. “Neighbor Up Spotlight” is hosted by Cleveland resident and activist Carol Malone. Each 15-minute episode is like listening in on a kitchen table conversation between Carol and Neighbor Up members talking about their work.
    19 min

About Neighbor Up Spotlight

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Now almost 3,000 members strong, Neighbor Up is a diverse group of people who believe everyone has the talent, knowledge and power to be the change they want to see.