The Great American Paradox: Tom L. Johnson and the Controversy Surrounding His Role in History
“Money in Politics” Forum June 2020 edition Tuesday June 9, 2020 at 7pm edt
Money in Politics June 2020 edition
Tuesday June 9, 2020 at 7pm edt
“Following the Money: The History and Where We are Now”
In March, the US Supreme Court refused to hear a case called Doe v. Federal Election Commission, thus leaving in place a pro-disclosure ruling from a lower court. This move by the Court suggests that there is still strong support for more transparency in elections and against the use of straw donors.
Catherine Turcer, Exec Director, Common Cause Ohio will bring us up to date on one of the most critical areas of #democracy: Money in Politics in 2020
The video from the forum is here:
Cosponsored by Common Cause Ohio and the League of Women Voters-Greater Cleveland
How will some of Cleveland’s most critical non profits survive Covid-19? a forum moderated by Rachel Dissell May 21
How will some of Cleveland’s most critical non profits survive Covid-19?
How will nonprofits that serve the most vulnerable communities recover following the COVID-19 pandemic?
Nonprofits have had budgets cut and had to cancel fundraisers, just as the need for front line mental health care, shelter and food has skyrocketed. Will they get the they need to survive?
Virtual Forum
Thursday May 21 7pm
The forum write up/summary is here: by Briana Oldham
The video is here:
•Emily Campbell, Assoc Director, Center of Community Solutions
•Melissa Graves, Chief Executive Officer, Domestic Violence & Child Advocacy Center
•Sondra Miller – President and CEO, Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
•Cynthia J. Ries, Exec Director, Greater Cleveland Community Shares
Moderated by Rachel Dissell, journalist and former Plain Dealer reporter
Sponsored by LWV of Greater Cleveland-Shaker Hts. Chapter and Hey Shaker
It’s not too early to request your 2020 Election vote by mail in Cuyahoga County
It’s not too early!
In Cuyahoga County, request your vote-by-mail application here
If you live outside Cuyahoga County, go here:
To check your registration, go here:
Materials courtesy League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland
The Crisis in Local News: Reinventing the Business of Journalism Video Forum 4/16/2020 at 7pm
The Crisis in Local News:
Reinventing the Business of Journalism
Video Forum on Thursday April 16 at 7 p.m.
Here’s the video
We hope you’ll tune in to listen to our panelists from Policy Matters Ohio , Common Cause Ohio, Eye on Ohio and The Devil Strip as they discuss business models that could save the future of local journalism.
with Panelists:
Caitlin Johnson-Policy Matters Ohio
Zach Schiller-Policy Matters Ohio
Lucia Walinchus-Eye on Ohio
Duane Pohlman-Eye on Ohio
Yosef Getachew-Common Cause
Chris Horne – The Devil Strip
Moderated by Angela Gartner, Editor
Northeast Ohio Parent magazine
Produced and Sponsored by Society of Professional Journalists-Cleveland Chapter
Cosponsored by Common Cause-Ohio, The Devil Strip, Eye on Ohio, League of Women Voters-Greater Cleveland, Policy Matters Ohio
The 2020 Census: Confronting Facts and Impact Sunday April 5, 2020 Video Forum at 9:30am
The 2020 Census: Confronting Facts and Impact
Sunday April 5, 2020 Video Forum at 9:30am
Here is the video:
The forum link is here
The forum flyer is here
with panelists:
Simeon Best Cuyahoga County Complete Count Committee
Kate Warren, Center for Community Solutions
Daniel Ortiz, Policy Matter Ohio
Find out the on status of the 2020 U.S. Census. Ask a question. Find out how you can safely help
Sponsored by Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland, League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland and Hey, Shaker
Vintage Public Square Photos Trace Its Evolution From The Late 1700s Through The 1980s from Cleveland Scene
Vintage Public Square Photos Trace Its Evolution From The Late 1700s Through The 1980s
Vintage Public Square Photos Trace Its Evolution From The Late 1700s Through The 1980s from Cleveland Scene
March, 2021
Public Square has been the heart of the city for over 200 years. Luckily for us, we have pictures of it throughout it all. Whether it’s soldiers parading during the Civil War, construction of the Terminal Tower or a JFK and MLK Jr., these photographs capture history – the history of Cleveland and the history of America.
All photos via the Cleveland Memory Project.
Beyond Suffrage: Women’s Reform Networks and the Road for Women’s Rights, a lecture by Einav Rabinovitch-Fox 2/27/2020 w/video
Beyond Suffrage: Women’s Reform Networks
and the Road for Women’s Rights
The video is here
Einav Rabinovitch-Fox, Visiting Assistant Professor, History, CWRU
Thursday February 27, 2020 at 7p.m.
Talk will be at CWRU Siegal Facility on Richmond Rd
25700 Science Park Dr Beachwood, OH 44122
This talk will explore how the local activism of women in various reform causes in Cleveland and elsewhere led to their involvement in the suffrage movement, thus situating the right to vote in a broader activist agenda to advance women’s rights and equality before and after the ratification of the 19th Amendment. This series is held in partnership with The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program Case Western Reserve University and the League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland.
Free and open to the public.
The flyer is here
RSVP here
League of Women Voters-Greater Cleveland 2020 Annual Meeting Book
Teaching Cleveland Welcome Page
Teaching Cleveland Welcome Page
Welcome to Teaching Cleveland Digital phase 2
Here is the original site
Unfortunately it was an old platform and the time had come to move on
Also unfortunately all of our links from google are lost too. But the search function works pretty well. So just enter the topic you want to find in search and it should should pop up
Thank you for your patience. Click on the photos below if you want more content on the people shown
