Moses Ngong: The Land’s Community Journalism Program is ‘dream come true’
Learn more why graduates of The Land's Community Journalism cohorts value the program and want to see it grow.
Moses's Latest Articles
Grassroots organizations walk out of Greater Cleveland Partnership sustainability summit, offer alternative vision
Grassroots organizations staged a walkout at the 2nd annual Sustainability Summit to protest Greater Cleveland Partnership's inclusion of BlackRock. Instead, the groups invited walkout participants to join a teach-in focused on alternative visions of sustainability.
Community Budget Meetings give Clevelanders a chance to discuss the city budget
Cleveland residents have had an opportunity to discuss the city's budget during a series of Community Budget Meetings. The most recent one offered transparency into ARPA fund allocation, Issue 38's defeat, and more.
From greenhouse to table, Susanna’s Cafe supports intellectually disabled workers and builds community
The restaurant at the new Cleveland Foundation headquarters in Midtown is run by the HELP Foundation nonprofit organization.
This Saturday: Mx. Juneteenth, a values-first celebration of Cleveland’s queer Black community
The lighthearted festival includes food, vendors, music, and performances - and it's also rooted in serious values of abolition and solidarity with all oppressed communities.
Black and Jewish Clevelanders connect and serve through Rekindle Fellowship
Twice each year, a new cohort of Rekindle fellows reads challenging works, engages in frank conversation, and works together on service projects.
Op-Ed: The people’s case for the People’s Budget
A new organization is working to amend the Cleveland city charter after city council rejected calls for participatory budgeting earlier this year.
Meet the community journalist: Moses Ngong
In honor of The Land’s third anniversary, we’re catching up with a few of our 50 community journalists. The Land’s Lee Chilcote talked with Moses Ngong, a Detroit Shoreway resident who has published multiple stories for The Land since completing our program.
Five years in, Ohio City’s Larder is winning nominations and redefining Cleveland food
The restaurant, a Jewish delicatessen which fuses traditional food preparation methods with modern sensibilities, has received multiple James Beard Award nominations.
Out Fitness Collective offers affirming, inclusive workout space for LGBTQ+, allied community
Founder Josh Jones Forbes, a Detroit Shoreway neighborhood resident, founded Out Fitness Collective in the neighborhood to provide a low-cost, welcoming workout space for people at any fitness level.
