CLE Means We: Advancing Equity & Inclusion in Cleveland

Feature Story Lisa McGuthry owner of Our Favorite Things in Larchmere

Business Growth Collaborative helps Cleveland minority entrepreneurs break down barriers

Rhonda CrowderThursday, November 21, 2019
Feature Story City of Cleveland Department of Public Health Case Manager Linda Provitt-Robinson distributes lead poisoning information at a recent event in Public Square.

Organizers must restore trust to combat Glenville's lead crisis, with federal grant's help

Mark OpreaThursday, November 07, 2019
Buzz Inside HITintheCLE community classroom at Global Center for Health Innovation.

How to remedy the lack of diversity in the tech talent pool

Rhonda CrowderWednesday, September 25, 2019
Special Report Future development—namely a $306 million boulevard linking Interstate 490 with the Cleveland Clinic on East 105th Street—through the Fairfax, Kinsman and Central neighborhoods was dubbed the Opportunity Corridor.

Opportunity zones were designed to spur development in poor areas. Are they doing the job?

Mark OpreaThursday, September 19, 2019
Feature Story Angela Flowers

JumpStart gives crucial boost to minority- and women-owned businesses

Douglas J. GuthTuesday, August 13, 2019
Feature Story Christin Farmer, Founding President and Chief Executive Officer of Birthing Beautiful Communities

Local black babies are 4x as likely to die before age one. This Clevelander is saying, “No more."

Jen Jones DonatelliWednesday, July 10, 2019
Feature Story Community of Hope/Open Table

A place at the Table: How the Open Table Model is opening doors for CLE's foster care youth

Afi ScruggsWednesday, May 15, 2019
Feature Story Jacquie Gillon

Leadership in the green space is mostly white, but this Cleveland group is working to add more color

Afi ScruggsTuesday, April 16, 2019
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Act local, eat global: Culture.CLE set to spotlight Cleveland's unsung ethnic eats

Jen Jones DonatelliTuesday, March 26, 2019
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Our dedicated series "CLE Means We: Advancing Equity and Inclusion in Cleveland" is made possible by partnerships with Jumpstart, Inc., Greater Cleveland Partnership/The Commission on Economic Inclusion, YWCA of Greater Cleveland, and the Fund for Our Economic Future. Follow this page for the latest news stories and feature articles highlighting the people and projects furthering equity and inclusion for all Clevelanders.
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