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The Center for Neighborhoods promotes innovation, equity and sustainability at the neighborhood and community level.

C4N’s work is predicated on the understanding that while public policy can help us delineate our values as a society, it is in the day-to-day life of neighborhoods and communities that those values are kindled and ultimately find expression. We therefore work to improve the capacity and effectiveness of local civic relationships while serving as an incubator for new models of public sector/community/citizen collaboration on the issues we face as a region. Our approach is unique in that our efforts address issues with the understanding that individual civic engagement, local community initiative and progressive public policy must inform each other in the creation of real and sustainable change.
 

 

 

 

New and Noteworthy

... For information on the Corridor Housing Intitiative, go to www.housinginitiative.org ...

... Corridor Housing Initiative received the 2007 APA National Planning Excellence Award for a Grassroots Initiative ...

... For materials presented at the Dr. Wendy Sarkissian workshop on CPTED and Community Engagement: Examples from Austrailia, follow this link to the Design Center's website ...

... Phillips Weed and Seed Partnership will be participating in the Youth Civic Engagement Project ...

... Wonder how other cities deal with the issue of community and citizen engagement? check out the Neighborhood Futures Project  ...

... Looking for census info for Minneapolis neighborhoods?  Check the City of Minneapolis' Neighborhood Profiles. Similar info on St. Paul neighborhoods is available from the Wilder Research Center ...

... The Center for Neighborhoods is proud to partner with:

 

 

 

 

The mission of Center for Neighborhoods is to serve as a catalyst and resource for promoting and encouraging ideas, alliances, policies and actions that increase the capacity of neighborhoods to strengthen the livability and vitality of their communities.

Center for Neighborhoods . 2600 East Franklin Avenue . Minneapolis . MN . 55406 . 612.339.3480