Regionally Speaking: A 'virtual symposium'
July 01, 2008
Conversations in Slavic Village
Join our moderator, Gladys Haddad, as she continues the community dialogue with residents, business owners, and community experts in the Strategic Investment Initiative Neighborhoods. The next discussion takes place in the Slavic Village neighborhood of Cleveland.
Held at the headquarters of Third Federal Savings and Loan, this session brings together the following speakers to discuss the how neighborhoods are vital to the livable city.
Paul Huml, Chief Operating Officer, Third Federal Savings and Loan
Mary Beth Holdford, Manager of Corporate Responsibility, Arcelor Mittal Steel
Gene Bak, Executive Director, Polish American Cultural Center
Charles Gliha, Coordinator, Broadway Public Art
Listen to Slavic Village Part One
Photos courtesty of Slavic Village Development
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Conversations in Slavic Village Continued
The conversation continues as our moderator, Gladys Haddad, speaks with community residents, business owners, and community experts in the Strategic Investment Initiative Neighborhoods. This discussion takes place in the Slavic Village neighborhood of Cleveland.
Held at the headquarters of Third Federal Savings and Loan, this session brings together the following speakers to discuss the how neighborhoods are vital to the livable city.
Marie Kittredge, Executive Director, Slavic Village Development
Vern Hartenberg, Executive Director, Cleveland Metroparks
Ron Soeder, President, Cleveland Boys and Girls Club
Ben Stefanski, President, Polish American Cultural Center
Listen to Slavic Village Part Two
Photos courtesy of Slavic Village Development
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June 11, 2008
Conversations in Buckeye
Join our moderator, Gladys Haddad, as she continues the community dialogue with residents, business owners, and community experts in the Strategic Investment Initiative Neighborhoods. The next discussion takes place in the Buckeye neighborhood of Cleveland.
Held at the offices of the Buckeye Area Development Corporation, this session brings together the following speakers to discuss the how neighborhoods are vital to the livable city.
Eric Hodderson, President, Neighborhood Progress Inc.
Andrew Venable, Director, Cleveland Public Library
Holly Carroll, Deputy Director, Cleveland Public Library
Pam George, Executive Director, Shaker Square Development
Photos courtesy of the Buckeye Area Development Corporation
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Conversations in Buckeye continued
The conversation continues as our moderator, Gladys Haddad, speaks with community residents, business owners, and community experts in the Strategic Investment Initiative Neighborhoods. This discussion takes place in the Buckeye neighborhood of Cleveland.
Held at the offices of the Buckeye Area Development Corporation, this session brings together the following speakers to discuss the how neighborhoods are vital to the livable city.
John Hopkins, Executive Director, Buckeye Area Development Corporation
Greg Peckham, Director, Cleveland Public Art
Ann Zoller, Director, Park Works
Denise Zeman, President, St. Luke's Foundation
Photos courtesy of the Buckeye Area Development Corporation
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June 03, 2008
Conversations in Detroit Shoreway
Join our moderator, Gladys Haddad, as she continues the community dialogue with residents, business owners, and community experts in the Strategic Investment Initiative Neighborhoods. The next discussion takes place in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood of Cleveland.
Held at the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization offices in the Gordon Square Arts District, this session brings together the following speakers to discuss the how neighborhoods are vital to the livable city.
Matt Zone, Cleveland City Council, Ward 17
Chip Marous, President of Marous Brothers Construction
Lee Chilcothe, Resident of Detroit Shoreway and the Eco-Village
John Wilbur, Assistant Director, City of Cleveland Department of Community Development
Listen to Detroit Shoreway Part One
Photos courtesy of Jeffrey T. Verespej
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Conversations in Detroit Shoreway continued
The conversation continues as our moderator, Gladys Haddad, speaks with community residents, business owners, and community experts in the Strategic Investment Initiative Neighborhoods. This discussion takes place in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood of Cleveland.
Held at the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization offices in the Gordon Square Arts District, this session brings together the following speakers to discuss the how neighborhoods are vital to the livable city.
Jeff Ramsey, Executive Director of the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization
Joy Roller, Executive Director of the Gordon Square Arts District
Raymond Bobgam, Executive Artistic Director of Cleveland Public Theater
Stephanie Morrison-Hrbek, Executive Director of Near West Theatre
Listen to Detroit Shoreway Part Two
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, community outreach
, economic development
, history
, neighborhoods
, podcasts
, urban planning