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Advocacy and Issues Working Group

Advocacy Working Group Minutes: 8-26-02    9-9-02 9-26-02

Advocacy and Issues Reports

Advocacy and Issues Documents

 

Calls by Neighborhood and Community groups for Neighborhoods ACTION


Next Meeting:

The Louisville Coalition Of Neighborhoods Advocacy Committee

Next Meeting – Wednesday, October 16th, 6:30PM,

California Community Center, 1600 W. Saint Catherine. Take 15th Street south from Broadway and turn left on St. Catherine.


Contact: John Baker, johnbaker@bellsouth.net
01502 893 0477

Agenda from 9-26-02 meeting: AdvocacyAgenda92602.doc

We will review the issues gathered at previous meetings and review new issues for consideration by the coalition. Neighborhood leaders or anyone in the community with neighborhoods related issues who wants to educate or get support from neighborhood organizations is invited to attend and present issues and ideas.  These meetings will continue to rotate through different parts of the community to encourage involvement. Please attend if you can. Please read the  guidelines and links below for  background.
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Advocacy Issues

Neighborhood groups, individuals and organizations concerned with neighborhoods issues are urged to write short proposals of neighborhoods issues they want brought to the LCON membership.  Please send email copies of these proposals to the LCON listserve at louisville_neighborhoods@yahoogroups.com.  If you are not registered for the listserve, please go through the sign up process and then post your email proposal. Please put "Advocacy Issue: (and the title of your issue)" in the header of the email and the top of the proposal. Please also bring a written copy of your proposal to the Advocacy Committee meeting if you attend, with several copies so members can read it there.

You can see  an example of an issue proposal you can use as a model by clicking here.

If you wish to learn more about the Advocacy Committee process or wish to propose presenting issues in other ways, please contact John Baker at Johnbaker@bellsouth.net.

If you have difficulties posting your email proposal to the louisville_neighborhoods@yahoogroups.com listserve, please send a copy instead as well to David Silverman at communicas@communicas.com along with a description of the problem you are having. We will post it for you if need be and try to address any posting problems you have.


For a summary of the first Advocacy and Issues Working Group interim goals, click here. Revised goals and process are being developed..

For an example of how to submit an issue for consideration by LCON, click here.

Take a look at the  Advocacy and Issues Working Group 3/25 Summary of Discussion report .

The Advocacy Committee has been involved in responding to the Brookings Institute Report.  LCON members participated  in the Brookings Neighborhood Q & A session (partial transcript). For excerpts from the Advocacy Committee process on the Brookings Report, join our ongoing discussion group and click on Brookings threads. To join the ongoing online forum discussion, join our yahoo group, Louisville Neighborhoods.

 


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