The City of Saint Paul is seeking feedback from our business owners and community partners to develop a Business Technical Assistance program.
Responses are due by Thursday, November 28.
Business Owners: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YHBLDP6
Community Partners: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/22CSX99
WHEN: Thursday, November 28, 2019 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
WHERE: Karibu Grocery and Deli
719 Payne Ave.
Saint Paul
Minnesota 55130
Looking for volunteers! Call: Mom’s Food Shelf
(651) 243-2579 Lynette Harris
COST: Free
CONTACT: Karibu Grocery and Deli (651) 414-0799 Email
· Hosted by Alexander J. Bourne and Lynette Harris
| Asian American Advancing Justice and SEARAC have this information to share about the Census 2020. We have posted links to flyers and fact-sheets published online by Asian Americans Advancing Justice and SEARAC. Please let Jolie Wood know if you have found any other outreach materials in locally significant languages. We are especially seeking materials in Karen, Oromo, and Amharic. Replies to this message will automatically go to everyone on the CCC Basecamp. To contact a specific individual, go to the Message Board on the Basecamp website, select “New Message,” and choose the individuals you want to contact. You can also email Jolie Wood directly with any questions. |
Are you a person with a disability interested in the arts, either as an artist or as an arts-appreciator? Are you an arts organization interested in increasing the participation of people with disabilities in your programming? Or maybe you represent a non-arts organization (like a social service organization or neighborhood association) interested in providing accessible creative opportunities for people with disabilities in your community?
As we are developing the new accessibility grant program we need your input! There are two versions of the survey:
Are you BOTH a person with disabilities and a representative of an organization? Then feel free to fill out both surveys or just the one that speaks to you the most.
Read more here at this link to the survey.
Mayor Carter and Saint Paul Public Library launch Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis during global “24 Hours of Reality” event at Science Museum
Read Brave, the library’s annual citywide reading program, will highlight our climate crisis in 2020
SAINT PAUL—Mayor Carter will join local leaders and youth activists at the Science Museum of Minnesota to highlight the City of Saint Paul’s efforts to address climate change and to launch Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis. Read Brave, library’s annual citywide reading program, aims to unite residents around this topic — to seek understanding of the science, share stories about its impact, and work together toward solutions.
WHO:
Mayor Melvin Carter
Alison Rempel Brown, President and CEO of Science Museum of Minnesota
Russ Stark, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Saint Paul
Isra Hirsi, Cofounder and Executive Director of U.S. Climate Strike
WHAT:
The launch of Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis, during the 24 Hours of Reality event at the Science Museum of Minnesota (SMM). Free and open to the public.
WHEN:
Thursday, November 21, 6 p.m.
WHERE:
Science Museum of Minnesota (120 W. Kellogg Blvd.), Elements Café (Level 6). Parking: Pre-pay only at SMM ramp. Receive a special rate for attending the 24 Hours of Reality event.
Click on the link to find out dates, times and places for Concerts. https://www.mnsinfonia.org/2019-20-winter-concert-season
For the week of 11/18 – 11/23/2019
Click on the link for more information. https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/STPAUL/bulletins/26c4e86?fbclid=IwAR25PKzYOkA6kpWRbGRzYz6vqxTS_voRPOapbN-LFinFfAfZp3BtYeVobxE#.XdLp0O1930g.facebook
For the meeting on Nov 19, 2019 click ont the link for agenda. (Subject to changes) https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/STPAUL/2019/11/15/file_attachments/1325896/11-19-19%20LH%20Agenda.pdf
DEED announced that they Launch Minnesota Education Grants are open to organizations who want to help catalyze our innovation ecosystem.
” This is a new opportunity for qualified organizations throughout Minnesota, including higher education institutions, who want to be part of building up a innovation ecosystem – a network to support startups and energize the exchange of great ideas. We’re looking for organizations who have experience and success providing educational programming to high-tech startups and conducting outreach and collaboration with key partners. We need organizations experienced building networks with businesses, federal and state agencies, institutions of higher education, trade associations and other organizations working to advance innovation and high-technology early stage businesses. “
To find out more information please click on the link. https://mn.gov/deed/newscenter/social-media/deed-developments/#/detail/appId/1/id/410263
Link for more information and the newsletter.
In early September, more than 100 people working to reduce African American infant mortality in Hennepin and Ramsey counties gathered for a day-long Black Birth Summit. The goal of this summit was to bring together community leaders and initiatives to connect, strengthen and amplify our efforts around reducing African American infant mortality.”
https://www.health.state.mn.us/communities/equity/about/newsletter/1119/index.html
Planning is set for a 2024 Gold Line start.
” The planned 10-mile dedicated Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line will connect Saint Paul, Maplewood, Landfall, Oakdale and Woodbury generally along Interstate 94. “
https://www.metrotransit.org/gold-line-project?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
