The Cities of Opportunity Learning Lab is holding two different workshops with city leaders on their experiences and best practices to build partnerships and programs with the community. The second session, in March, will feature city leaders who are working in lockstep with the community to address systemic barriers to equitable community health. By creating space and investing in authentic engagement with community partners and residents, cities can make meaningful and lasting changes to improve lives.
Better Benefits, Better Talent: A New Way to Finance Employee Benefits
- Bearing Advisors
Let Congress Know That Federal Grant Access is at Stake
- Dante Moreno
4 Considerations for Implementing Co-Responder Programs: Addressing Community Needs and First Responder Mental Health
- Julia Bauer
Beyond the Basics: How Cities Can Support 530A Accounts
NLCU Information Session: Building-Integrated Agriculture (BIA) Academy
Supporting Better Retirement and Financial Decisions for Public and Private Sector Employees
- NLC Partnerships