Virtual Learning for Community Advocates

Our communities are stronger when we own them together. And when we are more connected to one another and to institutions, we are better positioned to solve local problems.

Community Builder Workshop 2: Neighborhood Safety

On Oct. 17, 2020, Collective Impact Lincoln opened up a space for the community to discuss safety matters. This forum and workshop are the second in a series of virtual Community Builder Workshops in 2020 that will focus on neighborhood safety. For more information, visit https://www.civicnebraska.org//safety-cbw-series/

Presenters: Collective Impact Lincoln team

Community Builder Workshop 1: Neighborhood Safety

On Aug. 25, 2020, Collective Impact Lincoln opened up a space for the community to discuss safety matters. This forum and workshop are the first in a series of virtual Community Builder Workshops in 2020 that will focus on neighborhood safety. For more information, visit https://www.civicnebraska.org//safety-cbw-series/

Presenters: Collective Impact Lincoln team

Lincoln Placemaking Workshop

Placemaking is the act of using the spaces and abilities that already exist in your community to build the city of your dreams. Join the Lincoln Placemaking Team for this Aug. 15 session on how residents can build streets, parks, and community spaces that reflect the needs and interests of everyday residents.

Presenters: Collective Impact Lincoln team

Community Builder Workshop: Taking Your Voice to the Nebraska Legislature

Join Collective Impact Lincoln for a Community Builder Workshop on how to engage for change with your state legislators. Learn how to prepare and deliver testimony; the best ways to reach and connect with state senators; and how to build innovative communication campaigns. For more about Collective Impact Lincoln, click here.

Presenters: Collective Impact Lincoln

Community Builder Workshop: Connecting to Power Structures

This Community Builder Workshop is an opportunity to ensure resident voices are being heard and to connect with public power structures. These are the concrete ways for resident-led change to happen – testifying at the council or the Legislature, writing to your council member, or simply to have an understanding of how all of these processes and systems work..
Presenters: Collective Impact Lincoln

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