Starting in October, the Alliance will begin holding a series of regular, monthly conference calls to share information about work in, or support of, these communities. The calls will also serve as a forum for sharing information on advocacy efforts.The National Neighborhood Alliance is open to any interested national, state or local nonprofit organization, philanthropic organization, or for-profit organization involved in neighborhood-based work. Membership is free. Adding your organization to the list is simple. Just email Patrick Lester at plester@unca.org. The original founding organizations are:
- Alliance for Children and Families
- America’s Promise Alliance
- The Bridgespan Group
- Center for the Study of Social Policy
- Child Trends
- Coalition for Community Schools
- Enterprise Community Partners
- Harlem Children’s Zone
- Local Initiatives Support Corporation
- National Congress of American Indians
- PolicyLink
- Promise Neighborhoods Research Consortium
- Results Leadership Group, LLC
- The Rural School and Community Trust
- The Skillman Foundation
- Social Solutions
- United Neighborhood Centers of America
- United Way Worldwide
- YMCA of the USA
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