Four Anti-Protest Bills in the Ohio Statehouse That You Should Know About
Lawmakers in Ohio have introduced four anti-protest bills that could have serious consequences…
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Central neighborhood will be first to get “surge” of support, but will it be what residents want?
Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish and other local politicians caught an earful
Ep 29 Getting Vocal about VoteCLE
Niko Ustin a 10th grader from The Mastery School at Hawken talks about his website VoteCLE.com.
Public Records Are Power: What Is a Public Record? What Isn’t?
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Cleveland Right to Counsel shows promising early results for tenants, and some landlords
Cleveland is one of seven cities in the U.S. that has enacted a right to counsel program that provides free legal representation to tenants facing eviction. Early statistics from the program’s first year of operation show…
WTH is Environmental Justice Anyway?!
You may not know what environmental justice is by definition, but chances are you’ve probably been concerned about it. Sometimes called environmental racism…
Looking Back for a Better Future
With our most recent moment in history taking place only a few weeks ago with the inauguration of Kamala Harris as Vice President of the United State, we have decided to spend the month of February looking back at what worked at the local and grass-root levels to get our community engaged and active in this past election.
Election SOS- What Does It All Mean?
2021 feels like we’re back in high school cramming for our US government exams. We’re defining some of the words the political pundits and social media folks are using in regards to last week’s attacks
The Electoral College: Things to Consider
We voted then we waited for the number 270. This week the Electoral College delegate cast their votes for President. Ashley Evens explains the electoral college process and why it’s seen as problematic to some.
Cleveland efforts to recruit black, minority patients for COVID-19 vaccine trials an uphill battle
How Black health care providers are trying to build back trust in their community for a critical need: to have adequate representation for clinical trials for the COVID-19
