Future Leaders of the World 7th Annual Soapbox Speech Competition & Book Release Future Leaders of the World (FLOW) challenges youth to take an active role in political processes and experience civics through active engagement in democratic activities outside the classroom. FLOW has transformed schools, neighborhoods, and cities through their poignant insight and expertise. Focus […]
MyCom will host a Popsicles and Policy session with Cleveland City Councilman Blaine Griffin on August 27th from 5:00 – 7:00, location TBD. Youth from across the Network are invited. We will host another event in September with more elected officials from across the region. This is an opportunity for youth to talk with government […]
MyCom is partnering with Mt. Pleasant NOW to host this event designed to promote literacy, community engagement, family support and more! The event will be in conjunction with Family Unity in the Park on Friday, July 19th from 3pm-6pm. You can learn more about Family Unity in the Park at: https://www.clevelandartsevents.com/event/family-unity-in-the-park/ We are identifying partners who may want participate […]
Mayor Frank G. Jackson announced that registration for the City of Cleveland’s expanded summer programming at our NRRCs is now OPEN. All of these programs are free. The City’s 22 Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers will offer expanded intergenerational programming. Registration for Summer 2019 programs is available by completing a registration form in person at […]
"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
“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
