MyCom Two for Tuesday: Women's History Month-Jane L. Campbell & Constance Johnson

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March 12, 2024

Celebrating The Honorable

Mayor Jane L. Campbell

During Women’s History Month, MyCom celebrates women who shaped Greater Cleveland's history, spotlighting Jane L. Campbell - Cleveland's only female mayor. As Mayor, Campbell passionately championed Cleveland's transformation into a stronger, smarter, and safer city. She focused on fostering a robust economy, nurturing a skilled workforce, and enhancing Cleveland's livability.

Celebrating

Constance Hill-Johnson,

Business Leader, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist

Meet Constance Hill-Johnson, the heart and soul behind Visiting Angels Living Assistance Services in Cleveland, Ohio. The company, under her leadership, aids seniors in maintaining their independence by providing in-home services, ensuring they continue to enjoy the comfort of their own homes. She embarked on this entrepreneurial journey in 2002 and has since touched the lives of many seniors in the Cleveland area.

Testimonials

“MyCom Youth Development Initiative aims to engage via education, such amazing out-of-school opportunities as they recognize that youth who are bullied are more likely to feel disconnected from school."

Curtis Benjamin
"MyCom has extended hundreds of youth exceptional opportunities to grow, expand their knowledge and express their voice in so many ways. I can honestly say that the youth are not the only ones who are learning, growing and having wonderful exposure opportunities. This adult is a beneficiary of countless blessing as well."

Brenda Pryor

MyCom Coordinator
"It was amazing, and really made me think of my community more, and how I can change it"

Brandan Newton

Anton Grdina FLOW Participant

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MyCom will enact our mission with race and equality at the forefront of our work as we always have. We will use our thought-leadership, funding, advocacy, and network to redesign service delivery. Together we will rethink infrastructure and create solutions that eliminate access to healthcare, cyclical poverty, access to quality education, housing stability, and other barriers that have impacted black lives.