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Los
Angeles Citywide Alliance of Neighborhood Councils
. . . a survey of Neighborhood Councils
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Los Angeles stakeholders gather from all corners of the City
for the forums of the Alliance of Neighborhood Councils.
website address: http://www.allncs.org |
Representatives
from DONE, BONC and a variety of City Departments regularly meet
with Neighborhood Council stakeholders, who form the Alliance of
Neighborhood Councils.
These forums, held every two months, have become an important part
of the process of sharing current information about the emerging
Neighborhood Councils and their relationships with the City.
The most recent meeting was held on Saturday, July 19, in the Faculty
Center at Los Angeles City College on Vermont.
Stakeholders from Certified Neighborhood Councils, some with elected
Boards, mingle easily with those who represent groups still in the
process of being formed at these forums, which are quickly becoming
not-to-be-missed events.
The
format of the July meeting was a little differenct, because each
of the over 40 Neighborhood Councils that attended were given an
opportunity to let everyone know what's been going well, and what
hasn't.
The results of these reports were combined into a survey, and a
letter about how to access it appears below:
Dear Neighborhood Council Leader:
At the July 19th Forum of the Citywide Alliance of Neighborhood
Councils, 40 NC's responded to our request to present
their greatest accomplishment and their biggest roadblock.
The results of our survey provide a snapshot of the status
of the overall citywide program, in it's second year of
implementation.
Check out the results at www.allncs.org/status_survey.htm.
If any additional NCs wish to add their accomplishment/roadblock
to the list, please send us the information to NoahM@allncs.org.
Our next forum will be held at 9:30 am on Saturday, September
20th, at LA City College. More information will be posted
at www.allncs.org
as it becomes available.
Hope to see you there,
The Steering Committee of the Citywide Alliance of Neighborhood
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Also
of special note is the new
LA Issues
Action
Network
(IAN)
which has been created to help Neighborhood Councils in Los Angeles
learn about current citywide issues and coalesce with other Councils.
The website is up and running, though the group is still in the growth
stage. For more information, click below:
Here's something new:
LA
ISSUES
ACTION
NETWORK
(IAN)
"EDUCATION,
INFORMATION AND
ADVOCACY"
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visit the website at:
http://www.allncs.org
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