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Damon Roberts, NN S. PHILLY Coordinator moderates panel

Police Brutality Pane Sponsored by Concerned Black Lawyers

May 15, 2008

On Thursday May 22, 2008 at 7pm, at the First African Baptist Church at 16th and Christian Streets, Damon Roberts from Neighborhood Networks will be moderating a panel discussion about Police Brutality sponsored by Concerned Black Lawyers:
Invited Participants include the following:
Michael Coard, Attorney and Radio Personality
Isaac Green, Civil Rights Attorney and Police Brutality Specialist
Terrence Griffith, Pastor of First African Baptist Church, Vice President of Black Clergy of Philadelphia and Vicinity
Carlton Johnson, Civil Rights Attorney and former Chief Deputy Solicitor at Philadelphia's Law Department
Kenyatta Johnson, 186th District, State Representative-Elect and Founder of Peace Not Guns
Kevin Mincey, Criminal Defense Attorney and TV Commentator
Jerry Mondesire, President of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia NAACP
Adrian Moody, Civil Rights and Personal Injury Attorney
Charles H. Ramsey, Philadelphia Police Commisioner
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Coming events

WHO IS LARRY FARNESE?

May 18, 5:30 pm

Where: 881 N. Woodstock St.
, Philadelphia

One answer is that he will most likely be our next state senator after the election in November. 15th Ward Neighborhood Networks endorsed one of his opponents, Anne Dicker, in the recent Democratic primary. Despite all of our efforts, however, Mr. Farnese won 18 of the ward’s 19 divisions. But the fact remains that despite his successful campaign, Larry Farnese is still somewhat of an unknown to most of us.

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Past events

 

NN Germantown "in the House" at Planning Meetings

D Schogel and G Johnson at Great Expectation
Wayne Junction among our Great Expectations

By Conni Bille, NN Gtown Ward Coordinator

May 14, 2008

Germantown members attended both the May 12 Great Expecations meeting for Northwest Philadelphia (see Bill Marston's recent articles) as well as a May 13 presentation on the City plans for Wayne Junction development. Our members listen, learn and contribute to these meetings and bring back what they learn to monthly NN meeetings at the YMCA of Germantown....

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Citizens tell Nutter administration what we want from good city government.

Budget Director and Performance Management Director get an earful, in a cooperative session on April 29.

By Bill Marston, NN8W Coordinator

May 2, 2008

On April 29, 2008 a few NN members of the Center City and South Philly wards participated in the very first of ten neighborhood-based civic forums. Part of the decade old civic engagement project by the editorial staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer, we were led by Chis Satullo, former Editorial Page Editor and columnist for the Inquirer and his colleague Harris Sokoloff of Penn’s Project for Civic Engagement. They have been building our people’s political capabilities by opening the door for open exchange of views by Philadelphians (and even suburbanites!) of all stripes.

For a few hours around 50 of us in Anna Verna’s 2nd Council District met in the heart of the Grays Ferry area....

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Election Report from the 15th Ward

By Bill Sensiba

April 23, 2008

I thought you might like to see some of the election results in the 15th ward. Here are the totals for the 19 divisions....

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Victories for NN Endorsed Candidates

By John Hogan, Elections Committee

April 23, 2008

Neighborhood Networks-endorsed candidates scored some remarkable victories in the April 22nd Pennsylvania primaries....

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Philly NN Endorses State Candidates

Endorsements for House and Senate in April 22 Primary

April 2, 2008

After soliciting the votes in each of the divisions where candidates are running for office and reviewing those selections in our Steering Committee, Neighborhood Networks has endorsed a number of candidates for the upcoming primary or the November election....

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About NN

Neighborhood Networks is a culturally and racially diverse organization of Philadelphians dedicated to advancing social equality, economic justice and resource stewardship by influencing political decision-making from a grassroots level. We aim to create a powerful coalition by connecting neighbors at the division and ward levels and by forming strategic alliances with like-minded organizations throughout the City of Philadelphia and, eventually, beyond...

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