MARCC FALL PLANNING CONFERENCE 2024

MARCC’s Fall Planning Conference will be held Tuesday, November 19th, 2024 Episcopal Church of the Redeemer (2944 Erie Ave; Cincinnati, OH 45208)

In this year of transition, we will not only provide updates on our continuing work in the areas of the 2023-chosen social concerns of community violence prevention and homelessness / affordable housing, but also facilitate space where attendees can participate in strategic visioning of MARCC’s future work.

October 2024 delegates council meeting

The Delegates Council Meeting was held on Wednesday, October 9th, 2024

Elizabeth Brown, Vice President of League of Women Voters Cincinnati, gave an unbiased, nonpartisan presentation on the issues being voted on in November’s election. She also answered questions about elections in general and the voting process.

MARCC ANNUAL MEETING 2024

MARCC’s Annual Meeting was held on Tuesday, February 27th, 2024

With 62 people in attendance, we welcomed new officers and board members and heard City of Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Kearney speak on community gun violence intervention and affordable housing!

“To forego the luxury of separate ways when a common path can be found.”

Call to action

MARCC seeks local resolutions informed by the community to improve social concerns that impact the Cincinnati metropolitan area such as housing, displacement, and homelessness; builds better relationships between the community and police and justice reform; and other issues that relate to improving equal access basic to a thriving metropolitan region. At times, we call on the larger public beyond our network of judicatories and delegates to participate in campaigns, events, and other opportunities. Connect with us through our monthly electronic newsletter and visit often to see what’s new.

Our Social Concerns

Justice. Advocacy. Transformation.

Recent Projects

Our organizing efforts improve life for vulnerable residents of Cincinnati. We target policy initiatives that impact housing, healthcare, community-police relations, immigration, and justice reform.

WALK OUR PATH WITH US

Cairns like the stacked rocks have been used for centuries as landmarks to guide travelers. To see a cairn indicates a common path across an uncertain landscape.  You’re invited to walk the journey with us.