Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Monday, December 16, 2019
Building Neighborhood Power
Santa Rosa Together, Santa Rosa Housing For All, the Sonoma
Intersections Coalition and the City of Santa Rosa Present: Building
Neighborhood Power
Join neighbors as we begin defining the types of services, structures and
support we want in our neighborhood. With well-defined neighborhood
visions, we can better help policymakers and developers deliver the
neighborhoods of our dreams!
We will be led by world-renown community
builder, Jim Diers, the former Dir. of the Seattle Department of
Neighborhoods and Professor at the University of Washington's Asset-
Based Community Development Institute.
Construyendo poder en el vecindario
Un taller dirigido por Jim Diers, el ex director. del Departamento de
Vecindarios de Seattle y profesor del Instituto de Desarrollo Comunitario de
Activos de la Universidad de Washington.
Únase y comenzamos a definir los tipos de servicios, estructuras y apoyo
que queremos en nuestro vecindario. Este taller trata sobre el desarrollo del
poder del vecindario - identificando y construyendo sobre nuestras
fortalezas. ¡Vamos a ver y hacer planes de acción para ayudar a los
responsables políticos y desarrolladores a cumplir los vecindarios de
nuestros sueños!
¡Traducción al español y actividades para niños!
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Santa Rosa Together Speaker Series
Santa Rosa Together members,
There are three big events taking place in the next month that will help us move towards our goals.
1. Thursday, September 25: The first speaker in the Santa Rosa Together Speaker series, now presented in partnership with the city, will speak in City Council Chamber, City Hall, over the lunch hour, 12:00 - 1:30 PM on the 25th. Our speaker, Matt Leighninger, the Executive Director of the Deliberative Democracy Consortium, is a national leader in the work to build local democracy. Matt has worked with public engagement efforts in over 100 communities in 40 states and 4 Canadian Provinces. You will not want to miss this event! Please see the attached flyer for details. Most importantly, please use this flyer to get the word out on this SRT/City event. It would be great if each of us brought one new person to hear Matt's presentation --and to the events below as well.
2. Monday, September 29: Open Government Task Force community forum; The City of Santa Rosa, Open Government Task Force, will hold an Open Government Forum at the Church of the One Tree, 492 Sonoma Avenue, 6 - 8 PM on the 29th. This forum will give us a chance to share ideas on how we can make our government more transparent and accessible. Our SRT Government Action Team is working with and has provided input to the Task Force. See attached flyer for details.
3, Monday, October 6: Meeting with new City Manager: The Santa Rosa Neighborhood Alliance and Santa Rosa Together will co-sponsor a meeting to meet and talk with Sean McGlynn, Santa Rosa's new city manager. Thanks to SRNA for taking the initiative to set up this important meeting. The meeting will take place in the evening on October 6. We will let you know the exact time and place as soon as they are determined. This will be a great opportunity for us to talk with the new city manager and build a better partnership with the city.
The most recent description of Santa Rosa Together is also attached for you to use in your outreach.
Hope to see you at one or more of these events.
Hank
For your Steering Committee
The Next Form of Democracy: How citizens and local government are building new partnerships and moving beyond adversity
When: Thursday, September 25
Noon–1:30 PM (Brown bag lunch welcomed)
Noon–1:30 PM (Brown bag lunch welcomed)
Where: City Council Chamber, City Hall
100 Santa Rosa Ave, Santa Rosa CA 95404
Matt Leighninger is a national leader in working to strengthen local communities and local democracy. He is the Executive Director of the Deliberative Democracy Consortium (DDC), an alliance of the major organizations and leading scholars working in the field of deliberation and public participation. The DDC represents more than 50 foundations, nonprofit organizations, and universities, collaborating to support research activities and advance democratic practice, in North America and around the world. His first book, The Next Form of Democracy, traced the recent shifts in the relationship between citizens and government, and examines how these trends are reshaping politics. Recently, he led a working group that produced a model ordinance on public participation; and another that developed a new tool, “Text, Talk, and Act,” for combining texting and face-to-face participation as part of President Obama’s National Dialogue on Mental Health. Over the past 18 years, Matt has worked with public engagement efforts in over 100 communities in 40 states and 4 Canadian Provinces.
“Bringing the Best Practices in Civic Engagement and Local Democracy to Santa Rosa from around the world.”
Presented by: Santa Rosa Together
In partnership with:
Who is Santa Rosa Together? A broad non-partisan coalition of community leaders working to get more people engaged, give everyone a voice and role, and improve the way we work together in Santa Rosa.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Santa Rosa Neighborhood Public Notices
Greetings!
I should have known that I'd eventually produce an application of Google Maps Engine Pro that someone would call 'awesome". But when Pat came in tonight when I was watching a U.S. Open tennis match, and asked me if I'd seen the conversation on Facebook about something she thought I might have produced, it was still hard to believe.
Thank you, Jake and Julie.
Tell the Community what you think of these changes!
I should have known that I'd eventually produce an application of Google Maps Engine Pro that someone would call 'awesome". But when Pat came in tonight when I was watching a U.S. Open tennis match, and asked me if I'd seen the conversation on Facebook about something she thought I might have produced, it was still hard to believe.
Thank you, Jake and Julie.
Tell the Community what you think of these changes!
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Civic Apps
Greetings!
Here is my collection of articles and website descriptions of interesting mobile phone apps which assist civic engagement.
City Voice
Honolulu Answers
Jail Population Management Dashboard
Ohana API
RecordTrac
StreetMix
The Daily Brief
To the Trails
Aunt Bertha
Civic Insight
Local Data
Open Counter
Where's My SchoolBus ?
Family Assessment Form
Measured Voice
To learn more bout Code For America's Initiatives, visit Initiatives
Gregory
Here is my collection of articles and website descriptions of interesting mobile phone apps which assist civic engagement.
City Voice
Honolulu Answers
Jail Population Management Dashboard
Ohana API
RecordTrac
StreetMix
The Daily Brief
To the Trails
Aunt Bertha
Civic Insight
Local Data
Open Counter
Where's My SchoolBus ?
Family Assessment Form
Measured Voice
To learn more bout Code For America's Initiatives, visit Initiatives
Gregory
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Nonprofits in Santa Rosa
This list of linkable entries for nonprofits in Santa Rosa includes those listed in the 2-1-1 Directory maintained by the Volunteer Bureau of Sonoma County.
It begins with a selection of youth-serving organizations which feature youth leadership programs.
It begins with a selection of youth-serving organizations which feature youth leadership programs.
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