march 2025 delegates council meeting
The Delegates Council Meeting was held on Wednesday, March 12th, 2025
Our March Delegates Council Meeting featured Mr. Josh Spring as our guest speaker. Executive Director of the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition, Mr. Spring gave a presentation titled, “Where Are We Heading? (on Housing).” He identified the ways in which Cincinnati’s affordable housing and homelessness crisis is getting worse, particularly as federal attacks threaten even more hardship. Click here to view a recording of the March Meeting. Click here to view the bio for Mr. Spring.
*The next Delegates Council will be in-person Wednesday, April 9, 2025*
MARCC ANNUAL MEETING 2025
MARCC’s Annual Meeting was held on Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at the Fifth Third Convening Center of United Way of Greater Cincinnati
After the business meeting, MARCC Executive Director, Daniel Burridge gave a presentation, “Research-Action and Ideas for Impact: MARCC Strategic Planning in 2025.” To view the PowerPoint slides from his presentation, click here.
MARCC FALL PLANNING CONFERENCE 2024
MARCC’s Fall Planning Conference was held Tuesday, November 19th, 2024 at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
In this year of transition, we kept last year’s chosen social concerns of community violence prevention and homelessness / affordable housing as the concerns to continue to work on in 2025. At the conference we provided updates on our 2024 work in these areas as well as facilitated space where attendees participated in strategic visioning of MARCC’s future work. More time was needed for the latter and we will dedicate December’s Delegates Council Meeting to this purpose. To see a video of the evening, click here.
“To forego the luxury of separate ways when a common path can be found.”
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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.
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