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Page 1: Spring 2016 Neighborhood Summit Presentation
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IntroductionWhy are we here:

To allow Near Eastside residents and stakeholders a periodic opportunity to celebrate accomplishments, to share challenges, and to add new objectives, goals, and actions to the Near Eastside Quality of Life Plan.

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Welcome• Moderator – Dan, Little Flower• Translation Provided by – Cari Morales, LISC• Time Keeper – OlaJowon, Spades Park• Record Keeper – Lisa, Rivoli Park• Other Summit Volunteers

Thank you Westminster Neighborhood Services

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Community Updates

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Lanterns Foundation Inc.

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Rivoli Park Labyrinth

Picnic Potluck for World Labyrinth DayMay 7, 12:30 pm

943 N. Kealing Ave

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Pepper Construction

Community Hospital East Construction ConnectionMay 24, 4:00 – 5:00pm

John Boner Neighborhood Centers2236 E. 10th St.

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KidsPeace

Foster parents needed in the Near Eastside Neighborhood

www.kidspeace.org

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TASKFORCE UPDATES

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Near Eastside Innovation School Steering Committee

EducationSummit.jbncenters.org

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Near Eastside Diversity and Inclusion Taskforce

Supporting under-represented community assets

Creating opportunities for fellowship

Growing cross-cultural relationships and promoting intercultural understandingNearEastDiversity.weebly.com

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Promise ZoneBuy IndyEastLive IndyEast

IndyEast.org

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ProposalsCORALYN TURENTINE, JOHN BONER NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS

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Ground Rules• The Summit is where we get ideas on the table. It is NOT where we solve

problems. • Anyone can speak to a challenge, concern, or action tonight, but no person

can occupy the microphone for more than two minutes in total other than the moderator or a presenter. Use your time wisely. • Nothing is ultimately removed from or added to the Quality of Life Plan unless

75% of those gathered agree. Everyone can vote. Everyone can speak.

Summit Guidelines

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• Be kind. Even if we disagree, our goal is to leave tonight as neighbors. Be constructive. Use your time to be part of the solution and not as an opportunity to complain. • Share your name before you speak• If you wish to speak on an issue, you must use a microphone so all can hear.

Summit Guidelines

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• Present an idea at a Neighborhood Summit and propose a taskforce to explore the idea• You will need 50% of the summit attendee vote to form a taskforce• If you “win the vote”, schedule a time to meet with the taskforce after the

summit to flesh out the idea. Attend the next Summit and present your findings and action item. • You will need 75% of the summit attendee vote to have the action item added

to the Quality of Life plan.

Adding Items to the Plan

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• If you don’t “win the vote,” don’t give up! Use the feedback received from the neighbourhood to make your idea better than before. Present your idea again at a future summit.

Adding Items to the Plan

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Instructions• You will hear from neighbors who would like to propose an idea.• Each presenter has 2 minutes to introduce his/her idea.• Spend 20 minutes discussing your favourite proposal with the

presenter, and developing a SMART goal for the potential taskforce• Re-convene. Presenters will present their SMART goals for the vote.• Attendees will vote on proposals and fill out their summit

engagement forms.

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Summit Engagement Form• Contact CoraLyn Turentine to stay engaged and to get on the Near

East E-News list