Issues
covered
Issues covered in the
Neighborhood Institute depend upon the needs of the class. The class begins by
identifying and assessing what the participants view as
being their most pressing issues. Past experience
has led us to expect that the following issues will be
included:
- Community & Economic Development
- Getting Your Message Out
- Conflict Resolution
- Consensus Building
- Accessing the Power Structure
- Dealing with Public Sector Agencies
- Organization Building
- Resource Building and Tapping Resources
- Strategic Planning
- Planning, Zoning and Land Use Issues
- Legal Issues
- Law Enforcement
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Phil Tom,
Center For Neighborhoods Board Member, speaking
to a Neighborhood Institute class about resident
organizing and getting the message out. |
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Metro Councilman
Tom Owens speaking to a Neighborhood Institute
class in 2006 about Louisville’s historical
development and the Olmsted Park system. |
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