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How neighborhood organizations serve as a resource hub
18-03-2018 Neighborhoods
In October, 2016, NCR requested approval from the City Council to develop Neighborhoods 2020 recommendations in partnership with NCEC and neighborhood organizations around the City. NCR committed to answer seven specific questions in its recommendations to City Council, the first of which is "What are the unique services provided by neighborhood organizations to residents and the City?"
While the
How Neighborhood organizations improve the social and physical environment of the neighborhood
17-03-2018 Neighborhoods
In October, 2016, NCR requested approval from the City Council to develop Neighborhoods 2020 recommendations in partnership with NCEC and neighborhood organizations around the City. NCR committed to answer seven specific questions in its recommendations to City Council, the first of which is "What are the unique services provided by neighborhood organizations to residents and the City?"
There will
Why neighborhood organizations matter: part 2
12-03-2018 NeighborhoodsNeighborhood organizations serve as an important check on City overreach.
Why not all NIMBYism is bad
Often, neighborhood organizations' objections to a City proposal or development are rejected as NIMBYism, suggesting that any neighborhood opposition is uninformed or simply reactionary (as compared to all City decisions, which are inherently enlightened and well informed).
Robert Moses
Congress again trying to repeal Johnson Amendment
12-03-2018 Nonprofits, Public Policy
NonProfit Quarterly reports that Congress is once again considering repeal of the Johnson Amendment.
The Johnson Amendment was introduced bythen Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954
The Johnson Amendment was introduced by then Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954, and is important because it established the prohibition on 'political intervention' by charitable organizations. This rule has been
Why neighborhood organizations matter: part 1
09-03-2018 Neighborhoods
Neighborhood Organizations can play an important role in City resiliency and recovery.
Neighborhood organizations' rolein New Orleans after Katrina
After Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in August 2005, neighborhood organizations in the City began to flourish as they started to play an important role in the City's recovery efforts. According to one report, Mapping New Orleans:

