United Neighborhood Houses’ Post

The Fallpoint is a semi-cooperative climate-crisis board game for 2-6 players designed by Stefan Wingo and Vivek Mehta. Play in cities from around the world and take on the challenge of different climate-crisis scenarios with your fellow citizens to save the city from its Fallpoint. As social tensions in the city rise, you must keep your cool as you develop your character’s abilities in Activism, Business, Politics, or Expertise and deploy sustainable projects for Energy, Housing, Transportation, and other city sectors to de-escalate the crisis.

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It’s #WeAreCitizensAdvice week ! Stay tuned as we’ll be sharing lots of info about who we are, what we stand for, our people and our impact. If there’s something you want to know about Lewes District Citizens Advice comment below Citizens Advice #WeAreCitizensAdvice

Here are the latest updates from the SITE Association! #SITEAssociation #NewUpdates #CommunityNews #SAImediacell

Ratio Talks continues to explore the optimal balance between a big civil society and a small state with Géraud de Ville de Goyet, CEO of Barking and Dagenham Giving. Géraud talks about investing in place, being guided by local people, keeping the needs of each community in mind, and using the results to make better systems. What lies beyond participatory grant making? This, and more, in the latest episode of Ratio Talks. https://lnkd.in/etvmT-df

By 2030 the aim is for 50% of all journeys in towns and cities to be walked or cycled. Are we on track? - We need more funding  - We need clear national political commitment - We need to invest in the capacity of local government to deliver We’re going to need to get our heads together to make this happen. #localgovernment #climatechange #No4thFloor

The people who want to take away our rights and our democracy wake up every morning and ask themselves what they can do to take over the country. Most of the rest of us wake up wondering what we’ll have for breakfast. We need to have more mornings where we ask, “What can I do to ensure I live in a democracy and help us feel we are one nation?”    If you want more ideas and more inspiration for what you can do EVERY DAY to ensure our democracy, join our Community Gatherings Mondays at 5:30 p.m. CT.  Voting, getting out the vote, registering voters, running for office are all key. And … we go beyond that. We explore, learn and envision what we can and will do to transform the culture into one that contains, holds, inspires and advances democracy through our daily activities and conversations. Join us to create that more perfect union. The focus of today’s Community Gathering is preparing for the potential of Project 2025 becoming reality. As responsible citizens committed to democracy, it is imperative that we don’t have blinders on and prepare, as we do for all emergencies. Register by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/gDM_TknY

Equity Matters

Last month, we wrapped up our three-part Communications 101 series. Here is a clip from Part 1, back in April, when we discussed how rule violation notices can impact your community associations. Stay tuned for info on our next webinar! #CommunityAssociations #AssociationLaw

Super informative webinar coming up with the great Kerstin Henze from KBR. Learn the top tips on updating your governing documents while leveraging e-voting.