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Julia Lee, Moderator, Community Advocate, and Mortgage Loan Originator will moderate this discussion with local leaders and city officials, executive directors, and next-generation leaders who work, live and want to contribute to positive change. Community reinvestment starts with transforming the conversation.
Truman Claytor, a renowned Basketball Star and now a Basketball Official throughout NW Ohio, is the Moderator of this discussion about developing young basketball champions.
Guest Moderators: Torri Blanchard, owner of The Toledo League of Champions | Eddie Norrils, owns Ballers Elite Exposure Spotlight. Join us to learn more.
Chris Robinson, Moderator, Champion Coach, and now Central Catholic HS Coach, is the Moderator of this discussion about the challenges and triumphs of developing young baseball champions. Guest Moderator: Tamon Greene, owner of Sox Baseball, offering conditioning, fundamentals, and competitive sporting events for you.
Our focus in Toledo, Ohio, is equity around employment, education, and health. The Juneteenth NY Celebration was created to empower the Black community and advance the economic and cultural arts in the underserved area of Englewood District and surrounding communities to champion equity around employment, education, and health. The Juneteenth NY Toledo Celebration's events push forward a positive and present-day Black history narrative by showcasing Black creativity, ingenuity, and innovations. This year's theme, "Kaleidoscope of Black Culture," featured the best in Black culture and community with live performances, exhibitions, authentic local cuisine, wellness, and other family fun activities, including The Celebration of Black Kings Awards at The Toledo Club, founded in 1889, located at 235 - 14th Street, Toledo, OH on June 19, 2023.
Moderated by Kathleen Greely, Community Advocate, President | CEO of Community Reinvestment Coalition-Englewood SW. Co-Moderator, Angelé Doyne, Founder of The Ampersand Group, and joined by invited panelists, Councilwoman Tiffany Whitman, Malcolm Cunningham, ProMedica|Ebied, Shawnee Benton Gipson, SOW Leadership Development Institute, Athenia Rodney, Founder of Juneteenth NYC, and Deidre Helberg, Founder|President, U.S. Coalition of Black Women Businesses.
Moderators, Health Advocates, and Co-authors of The Toledo Black Agenda Doni Miller and Wendi Huntley will moderate this discussion with the Housing Commissioner, City Councilmember (District 4), Mental Health Professional, Traveling Nurses from COVID-19 Units, Doula & Certified Lactation Counselor, and St. Martin DePorres Catholic Church discuss homelessness and the health crisis. You will enjoy the passion and healthy community self-expression for what is and is not working in Englewood.
A vital part of CRC-ESW’s philosophy is the belief that change should come from within the community. We are committed to fostering a culture where residents feel empowered to advocate for their rights, voice their concerns, and participate in the decisions that affect their lives. Our programs encourage residents to become actively involved in the civic process by joining neighborhood associations, attending public meetings, and participating in sports or community events.
Join us as Dr. Janet Rozick takes us on a journey to the Lathrop and Haroun's House, Delta and the Kings, Michigan, and the back story of how Abolitionists in Maumee, Toledo, and the Great Lakes led Black Americans to freedom. The Lathrop House was one of many locations that were scattered throughout the state of Ohio, where men, women, and children fleeing slavery found shelter and safety. Harboring runaway slaves was illegal in America after the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850. Despite the consequences, abolitionists around the state continued to assist fleeing slaves in their journey to freedom. "Conductors" directed the escapees to the next safe house, barn, or business as they ventured northward.
Since its founding in 1837, Toledo has been home to a growing Black community whose successes and struggles have echoed those of a nation grappling with race, equity, and civil rights. The archives of the Toledo Lucas County Public Library's Local History and Genealogy Department preserve the voices and perspectives that document Toledo's rich and complex Black history. Join us as Janet Rhodes, Supervisor of Digitization Services at Toledo Lucas County Public Library, presents a Kaleidoscope of Black Culture.
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