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SUMMARY:The Way Forward Leader Lunch Break: Accelerate 2023 Winner Anycia Grady & Brittany O'Connor
DESCRIPTION:Anycia Grady\nAccelerate 2023 winner \nBrittany O’Connor (CBB 2003)\nVice President\, Senior Public Affairs Manager\, Citizens \nAccelerate 2023: You won! What’s next?\nMeet the Accelerate 2023 winner\, Anycia Grady and learn more about their project\, Seeking Supervision. Hear what her next steps are after winning the grand prize\, as well as the Technovation competition\, and find out where you can help. Brittany O’Connor of Citizens will interview her. \n\nPrevious The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks can be viewed by visiting our searchable archive or the Cleveland Leadership Center YouTube Channel – subscribe today! \n\nLeaders are needed now more than ever before\, please help us to build our leadership today and for the future. The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks are offered for free but donations to support continued CLC programming are appreciated!
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/the-way-forward-leader-lunch-break-accelerate-2023-winner/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:CLC public events,Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents RED SUMMER
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror. \nIda B. Wells had not intended to lead an anti-lynching fight\, but when her friend became a victim\, fighting against the bloody act became her life’s work. Jax and Cyn’Sere had not intended to become activists\, but when their friend is murdered\, they find themselves in the thick of a new movement. Two fights\, over a hundred years apart\, but eerily similar\, call into question our stamina as a people. When history is repeating itself\, do we have the imagination to create a different outcome?
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer/2023-03-02/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents Red Summer
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer-3/2023-03-02/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents RED SUMMER
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror. \nIda B. Wells had not intended to lead an anti-lynching fight\, but when her friend became a victim\, fighting against the bloody act became her life’s work. Jax and Cyn’Sere had not intended to become activists\, but when their friend is murdered\, they find themselves in the thick of a new movement. Two fights\, over a hundred years apart\, but eerily similar\, call into question our stamina as a people. When history is repeating itself\, do we have the imagination to create a different outcome?
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer/2023-03-03/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents Red Summer
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer-3/2023-03-03/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents RED SUMMER
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror. \nIda B. Wells had not intended to lead an anti-lynching fight\, but when her friend became a victim\, fighting against the bloody act became her life’s work. Jax and Cyn’Sere had not intended to become activists\, but when their friend is murdered\, they find themselves in the thick of a new movement. Two fights\, over a hundred years apart\, but eerily similar\, call into question our stamina as a people. When history is repeating itself\, do we have the imagination to create a different outcome?
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer/2023-03-04/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents Red Summer
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer-3/2023-03-04/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents RED SUMMER
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror. \nIda B. Wells had not intended to lead an anti-lynching fight\, but when her friend became a victim\, fighting against the bloody act became her life’s work. Jax and Cyn’Sere had not intended to become activists\, but when their friend is murdered\, they find themselves in the thick of a new movement. Two fights\, over a hundred years apart\, but eerily similar\, call into question our stamina as a people. When history is repeating itself\, do we have the imagination to create a different outcome?
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer/2023-03-05/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:Karamu House presents Red Summer
DESCRIPTION:Karamu House’s 2022/23 mainstage season continues with the original production of RED SUMMER from February 24 – March 5\, 2023\, in the Cleveland Foundation Jelliffe Theatre\, located at 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, OH 44114. Conceived by Tony F. Sias\, written by Nina Domingue\, and co-directed by Sias and Domingue\, RED SUMMER deals with the summer of 1919 when Black soldiers returned from war hoping for a homecoming\, but instead were welcomed with racial terror.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/karamu-house-presents-red-summer-3/2023-03-05/
LOCATION:Karamu House\, 2355 East 89th Street\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
ORGANIZER;CN="Karamu House":MAILTO:secondlinesb@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230308T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230308T130000
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SUMMARY:A Shift in the Political Landscape: Black Women Running Cities
DESCRIPTION:In 2021\, Black women were mayors of eight of the 100 U.S. cities with the largest populations. It was a record number. In a November 2021 New York Times article about the rise of Black women mayors\, scholar and voting rights expert David Bositis said\, “This is the age of Black women in politics. This has been culminating for a long time.” \nThis rise in Black women in elected positions can be attributed to community activism\, changing demographics\, targeted recruitment efforts\, and increased support from major organizations. “Before\, it used to be that Black women didn’t run. They were the organizers and the campaign volunteers\, but the men were the ones who were running for office\,” Sharon Wright Austin\, a professor at the University of Florida\, said in the same article. “But now you’re seeing Black women not only organizing campaigns and working in communities but having the confidence that they can run for office themselves.” \nIn Northeast Ohio\, Black women lead three of our towns–Maple Heights\, Richmond Heights\, and Newburgh Heights–representing a combined total of more than 33\,000 residents. Two of the mayors are the first Black women to lead their respective cities. \nJoin the City Club as we mark International Women’s Day for a conversation led by Sheila Wright with Mayors Annette Blackwell\, Kim Thomas\, and Gigi Traore about the role Black women leaders play in our changing political landscape.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/a-shift-in-the-political-landscape-black-women-running-cities/
LOCATION:The City Club of Cleveland\, 850 Euclid Avenue\, 2nd Floor\, Cleveland\, OH\, 44114
CATEGORIES:Community events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230308T120000
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SUMMARY:The Way Forward Leader Lunch Break: Jessica Trivisonno
DESCRIPTION:Jessica Trivisonno\nSenior Strategist\, West Side Market\, City of Cleveland \nWest Side Market – what’s next? \nThe City of Cleveland recently announced some major upcoming changes for the West Side Market\, including the founding of a new nonprofit governing body – Cleveland Public Market Corporation – as well as phase one of a new master plan. Get details about the new structure\, master plan\, and long-term vision for the Market. \n\nPrevious The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks can be viewed by visiting our searchable archive or the Cleveland Leadership Center YouTube Channel – subscribe today! \n\nLeaders are needed now more than ever before\, please help us to build our leadership today and for the future. The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks are offered for free but donations to support continued CLC programming are appreciated!
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/the-way-forward-leader-lunch-break-jessica-trivisonno-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:CLC public events,Community events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230310T113000
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DTSTAMP:20230126T122713Z
CREATED:20230126T122713Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230126T122713Z
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SUMMARY:2023 High School Debate Championship
DESCRIPTION:For more than two decades\, The City Club of Cleveland has hosted the annual High School Debate Championship. \nEvery year\, the top two area high school debaters square off in a classic “Lincoln-Douglas” style debate at a Friday forum. This allows the debaters to compete—not only for the judges and audience in the room—but also for our radio and television audiences. \nOn behalf of BakerHostetler\, we are honored to support this annual tradition in memory of Patrick Jordan–a lawyer\, fierce protector of democracy and free speech\, and was a championship debater himself. \nIn March 2022\, Tom Lucchesi\, partner at BakerHostetler\, offered powerful opening remarks on the life and legacy of Pat Jordan which you can watch here\, or read the transcript here. \nThe debate topic\, judges\, and two competing finalists will be announced at a later date.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/2023-high-school-debate-championship/
LOCATION:The City Club of Cleveland\, 850 Euclid Avenue\, 2nd Floor\, Cleveland\, OH\, 44114
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230311T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230311T143000
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SUMMARY:Trailblazing women in politics free documentary preview
DESCRIPTION:The goal of the documentary is to tell the stories of notable women in Ohio electoral politics. Each blazed a trail for women/women of color in elective office. “Their unique\, lived experiences are fascinating history\,” Miller said. “It’s our honor to illuminate their struggles and triumphs for a multi-generational audience.” \nThe schedule includes:\nMarch 1 – Columbus Metropolitan Library Auditorium\, 7 p.m.\nMarch 2 – Maumee Indoor Theatre\, 7 p.m.\nMarch 7 – The Athena Cinema\, Athens\, 7 p.m.\nMarch 11 – Cleveland History Center\, 1 p.m.\nMarch 14 – Walnut Hills Library Branch\, Cincinnati\, Noon\nMarch 16 – Dayton Metro Library\, Eichelberger Forum\, 7 p.m.\nMarch 21 – Union Theater\, Bowen-Thompson Student Union\,\nBowling Green State University\, 7 p.m.\nMarch 28 – Akron-Summit County Public Library\, 6:30 p.m. \nThe public is invited to watch the hour-long documentary\, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Bowling Green State University Political Science Professor Melissa K. Miller\, an expert on American politics. \nInitial funding for the project was provided by Dr. Maribeth S. and Martin E. Rahe. Additional financial support was provided by the Ohio History Fund\, a grant program of the Ohio History Connection; Ohio Humanities\, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities; the Office of the President of Bowling Green State University (BGSU); and BGSU’s Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship. \nWBGU-PBS is a PBS affiliate and partner of Bowling Green State University serving a 19-county region with award-winning programming and educational resources. For more information\, visit www.wbgu.org or call 614.836.3845. \nTrailblazing Women in Ohio Politics is funded in part by the Ohio History Fund\, a grant program of the Ohio History Connection. Your donations to the Ohio History Fund make this program possible. www.ohiohistory.org/historyfund. \nThis program is made possible in part by Ohio Humanities\, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. \nWebsite link: https://bit.ly/3y9y8A7
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/trailblazing-women-in-politics-free-documentary-preview/
LOCATION:Cleveland History Center\, 10825 East Blvd\,\, Cleveland\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Community events
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SUMMARY:The Way Forward Leader Lunch Break: Marcie Goodman
DESCRIPTION:Marcie Goodman\nExecutive Director\, Cleveland International Film Festival \nLOOK CLOSER: Find Yourself\nThe theme for CIFF47\, LOOK CLOSER\, Find Yourself\, “invites audiences to seek out connections to diverse cultures and perspectives\, while delving into CIFF47 films.” Hear more about the theme\, the 2023 Festival\, the new home for CIFF online\, and more. \n\nPrevious The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks can be viewed by visiting our searchable archive or the Cleveland Leadership Center YouTube Channel – subscribe today! \n\nLeaders are needed now more than ever before\, please help us to build our leadership today and for the future. The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks are offered for free but donations to support continued CLC programming are appreciated!
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/the-way-forward-leader-lunch-break-marcie-goodman/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:CLC public events,Community events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230320T174500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230320T193000
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CREATED:20230309T201756Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T203851Z
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SUMMARY:Weave: The Social Fabric Project at the Aspen Institute
DESCRIPTION:Healing a Divided Country Starts With Trust\nMeet four people who are building trust with neighbors\, and learn about Weave: The Social Fabric Project.\n  \nJames Encinas (Thornton\, Colorado) \nArica Gonzalez (Baltimore\, Maryland) \nS. Renee Mitchell (Portland\, Oregon) \nLB Prevette (Wilkesboro\, North Carolina) \n  \nFacilitated by Frederick Riley (Saginaw\, Michigan) \nHosted by the Jack\, Joseph and Morton Mandel Humanities Center at Cuyahoga Community College. \n  \nSimon and Rose Mandel Theatre\n4250 Richmond Road | Highland Hills\, Ohio \nFREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nMandel Weave event flyer > \nMandel Weave Speaker Bios > \nRegister >
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/weave-the-social-fabric-project-at-the-aspen-institute/
LOCATION:Simon and Rose Mandel Theatre\, 4250 Richmond Road\, Highland Hills\, OH\, 44122\, United States
CATEGORIES:CLC public events,Community events
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SUMMARY:The Way Forward Leader Lunch Break: Ebie Holst
DESCRIPTION:Ebie Holst\nDirector of Innovation and Clusters\, Cleveland Water Alliance \nUsing Smart Technology to Monitor our Water and Manage Public Health Concerns \nLearn about water quality monitoring in the digital age\, including: \n\nTraditional versus “real-time” and automated monitoring.\nBuilding out a “Smart Lake Erie Watershed.”\nCreating a world-class testbed for Internet-of-Things (IoT) technologies.\n\nAlso learn about where we’re headed with respect to creating regional jobs and soliciting global solutions for a water stressed world. \n\nPrevious The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks can be viewed by visiting our searchable archive or the Cleveland Leadership Center YouTube Channel – subscribe today! \n\nLeaders are needed now more than ever before\, please help us to build our leadership today and for the future. The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks are offered for free but donations to support continued CLC programming are appreciated!
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/the-way-forward-leader-lunch-break-bryan-stubbs/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:CLC public events,Community events
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SUMMARY:LC 45th Conversation: Archie Garner
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by:  \n\nThe film “From Mopping the Floors to Making the Cakes\,” (which will be screened at CIFF47) is the story of Hough Bakery and the ascendance of Archie Garner through the business\, and his journey through racism\, to become the current owner of the single remaining store of the popular Cleveland bakery\, now known as Archie’s Hough Bakeries. \nJoin Leadership Cleveland classmates from across the years for an exclusive LC-only screening of the film followed by a conversation with Archie and film director Angelo Merendino\, moderated by Dee Perry\, retired WCPN/ideastream broadcaster. \nMonday\, March 27\n5:45-7:30 p.m.\n$15 per person\nWestfield Insurance Studio Theatre\, Idea Center At Playhouse Square\n(1375 Euclid Ave\, Cleveland\, OH 44115) \nOpen to LC alumni and current class. \nOnline registration is now closed. Walk-ins will be accepted at the door. Please contact Maeve Frey (216) 592-2243 with questions.  \nThis event is hosted by the LC2 Fellows Class of 2022 and presented in partnership with the 47th Cleveland International Film Festival.
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/lc-45th-conversation-archie-garner/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:CLC alumni events
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SUMMARY:The Way Forward Leader Lunch Break: Joe Cimperman
DESCRIPTION:Joe Cimperman (LC 2003)\nPresident\, Global Cleveland \nInternational talent on the local level\nAttracting and retaining international talent is critical to Cleveland’s success\, especially as Northeast Ohio’s population continues to decline. Hear how Global Cleveland is helping build a robust local population through international recruitment and how they can ease the path for employers to hire international students\, immigrants\, and refugees. \n\nPrevious The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks can be viewed by visiting our searchable archive or the Cleveland Leadership Center YouTube Channel – subscribe today! \n\nLeaders are needed now more than ever before\, please help us to build our leadership today and for the future. The Way Forward Leader Lunch Breaks are offered for free but donations to support continued CLC programming are appreciated!
URL:https://www.cleveleads.org/event/the-way-forward-leader-lunch-break-joe-cimperman/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:CLC public events,Community events
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