Neighborhood Leadership Cleveland (NLC) is a 12-week leadership development program run in partnership with Cleveland's Neighborhood Centers Association (NCA). The program provides Cleveland residents the opportunity to be reflective about their leadership activities, recognize their role as a neighborhood leader, and provide information, skills, and resources to assist neighborhood leaders in planning a future course for themselves and their neighborhood. Active community leaders are recruited to participate with neighborhood leaders from across the city in a program that affirms their importance as leaders and provides them additional tools to enhance their effectiveness. Program participants explore such topics as the different definitions of leadership and leadership styles, decision-making analysis, conflict resolution, and neighborhood goal setting. There is no charge for the program in order to make it available to all city residents and to assure that program cost is not a barrier to participation.
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