CLC in the news

CLC is thrilled to be receiving Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry’s (LMM) inaugural Civic Leadership Award. The award, to be presented annually, recognizes individuals and organizations in Northeast Ohio that demonstrate outstanding leadership in addressing community challenges through civic engagement and successfully convene a wide spectrum of individuals and organizations to share ideas, facilitate dialogue, build consensus,…

The following twelve alumni and CLC’s very own Marianne Crosley made Crain’s Cleveland Business’ 2019 Notable Women in Nonprofits list. Linda Uveges (LC 2020) Jill Snyder (LC 2009) Brianna Schultz (CBB 2011) Erika Rudin-Luria (LC 2020) Debra Pence-Meyenberg (CBB 2019) Caitie Milcinovic (CBB 2016) Carolina Masri  (CLI 2016) Patricia LoPresti (LC 2016) Natalie Leek-Nelson (LC 2010) Susanna…

For the past two years, CLC has created and hosted a civic immersion day for University School teachers. This year, they were shadowed by The Plain Dealer reporter, Phillip Morris, who shared the day’s story. In it, he shares: “The tour wasn’t designed for casual voyeurs. It wasn’t an urban safari created to elicit temporary…

Last week, The Encore Network – a group the connects adults 50+ for learning, action and impact, and provides resources to expand and enhance members’ work – featured CLC’s burgeoning Legacy Leaders program in a blog post. The Legacy Leaders program, “works with proven Cleveland leaders looking for opportunities to connect with or create civic…

The Cleveland Leadership Center was one of 15 Ohio community organizations to be recognized with a Dominion Energy Community Impact Award, co-sponsored with Cleveland Magazine. CLC was recognized for its Accelerate: Citizens Make Change civic pitch competition Dominion Energy presented $110,000 in grants to the organizations at the 24th annual awards celebration on March 26,…