Checks and Balances: Join us for this important Civics Essential virtual discussion
The virtual panel will cover the biggest issue yet: How do we balance power?
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Test your civics knowledge: virtual events are back
Throughout June and July, Ohio Civics Essential will host panelists and foster discussions about opioids, marijuana laws, and checks and balances. The events are free and open to the public.
Ohio Civics Essential: upcoming virtual panels
This four-part virtual series will feature two panelists and a moderator, and cover themes like “How Your Government Works,” “How Your Courts Work,” and “Your Power as a Citizen.”
Historic West Fourth attracting women-owned businesses
Nina’s Yoga & Wellness Studio is the seventh company opened by a female in the historic downtown district, with an eighth slated for next year.
StandUp and connect: Wireless company expands its Community Partner Program to Cincinnati
Individuals in need will be able to receive free wireless services that will help them find jobs, attend telehealth appointments, and reach out to family and friends.
Pleasant Streets: Street murals are coming to Over-the-Rhine
In 2021, thanks to a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies, the area surrounding Findlay Market will become a more vibrant, inclusive, and safe space.
A virtual pivot: Year two of Civics Essential ends with online game nights
Initially, trivia events were supposed to take place at 14 libraries across Ohio. Stay-at-home orders brought those plans to a halt, but the resulting platform was still a success.
Creative Aging Cincinnati keeps seniors active and engaged through artistic programming
The nonprofit offers nearly 200 creative services to area facilities.
StartupCincy Week attracted more than 2,400 attendees
Five days of free programming drew innovators to Cincinnati for inspiration, opportunity, and collaboration.
Civics Essential: A look back at trivia competitions across the state, plus a summer reading list
The inaugural year of Civics Essential came to a close last month with the season's final game hour at Delaware Main Library, but we rounded up a summer reading — and watching — list to keep you engaged until phase two of the series begins next month.
