A Gathering to Inspire, Engage and Celebrate our Neighborhoods
Neighbor Power Indy is an annual gathering to Inspire, Engage and Celebrate our Neighborhoods. Join us for a fun, interactive day of neighbor led workshops, neighborhood storytelling and neighborhood awards on Saturday, March 4, 2017 at Marian University. For more information, and to register, go to http://neighborpowerindy.com/registration/
Convened by INRC in partnership with the City of Indianapolis, Neighbor Power Indy brings together hundreds of neighborhood residents, community leaders, business owners, nonprofits, corporate partners, government staff and elected officials from all over Indianapolis! Neighbor Power is FREE and lunch is included. You must register to attend. This year's theme is "Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy City."
2015 Gathering
The 2015 theme was Electrifying Our Future: Alone we create static, together we are the energy which powers our future. You feel it, don’t you? The positive current of change --- the pulse of the city. There is momentum building in Indy, and you are part of it! When we connect with neighbors young and old from across the city to share our success stories, we become informed and re-energized ---creating a brighter future for our communities. Together, we generate the power needed to electrify our future!
Special Keynote:
Karen E Laine of HGTV’s "Two Chicks and a Hammer”
Workshop topics included:
- Lighting the Way to Home Ownership: Houses into Homes
- Carrots and Carburetors: Dynamic Partnerships Fueling Community Change
- Fueling our Future Through Food
- Redefining Partnerships for Youth Empowerment
- Generating A Destination: Placemaking on the Water
- Zoning 101: An IndyRezone Primer
- Historic Preservation 101: Get the Buzz on Historic Preservation
- The Art of the Place: An Engine for Change
- From Few to Many: Creating a Force for Change
- Energizing Community Through Celebrating Culture
- Building Momentum:Marketing Your Neighborhood
- Community And Schools: A dynamic Duo
- DCE 101: Get the Upload On Code Enforcement
- Abandoned Housing & Brownfields 101: Recharge your Neighborhood
