How a Greater Cleveland yoga studio creates a ‘sanctuary’ for women and girls
Forte in Lakewood wants women to feel more comfortable being themselves. That’s why their programming is geared to women of all ages.
Forte in Lakewood wants women to feel more comfortable being themselves. That’s why their programming is geared to women of all ages.
“North Shore Collinwood will become a destination neighborhood where people are going to want to live due to the proximity to the lake and the expansion of the Metroparks.”
Research shows that 65-70% of youth who become subjects of the juvenile court also have a disability.
One hundred years ago, a pioneering librarian opened a new flagship for the pioneering Cleveland Public Library.
Kids who are members of a Club can get free breakfast and lunch through the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio this summer.
“The research coming out of Rachel [Lovell]’s group has opened our eyes and educated us regarding the effect of sexual assault on the victim, and understanding what they have gone through by the time they are talking to us helps us be better prosecutors.”
Cuyahoga County, with help from a $300,000 grant, plans to improve the ways it guides young people out of foster care and the juvenile-court system and into adulthood.
The exhibit entails more than 50 prints created by members of the Karamu Artists Inc.
Projects such as the Woodhill Choice Neighborhoods revitalization project and the restoration of aging parks and community centers bring the hope of renewal — and Elevate the East is now building on that with public art.
BGCNEO is offering free summer programming for youth 6-18 at sites throughout Northeast Ohio.
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