North End Matters

"Mansfield is made of good and hardworking people....But we still have a long ways to go."

“I’ve heard “you can’t do it” my whole life, and I just got tired of hearing it….”

SOCIAL JUSTICE BOOK CLUB's previous meeting was Tuesday May 21, as we discussed the book was "Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress" by Canadian-American cognitive scientist Steven Pinker. Stay tuned for our next book club meeting in June!

Are you thinking of STARTING A BUSINESS? Are you making and selling products from your home or small business but need an injection of capital to take you to the next level? The North End Community Improvement Collaborative is recruiting participants for its next round off business plan writing classes...

The free, 12-week course is taught by trained NAMI members ....

"How can we help the people? What can we do to make sure we can make somebody else’s life better than ours? It's what has been ingrained in me....and it has given me the urge to go outside these four walls."

“Don’t mistake your worth. Our pasts don’t define who we are.”

Join NECIC for our BEST NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP YET!

NECIC and the Mansfield Area Y are launching a new study to better understand childcare in Richland county. 

The North End Elder Program is held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from noon until 1:30pm. This week's program included lunch and a presentation by Andrew R. Sewell.

The 2017 North End Community Economic Development Plan identified the importance of civic engagement and community participation. As a pillar of American democracy, civic engagement combines education and involvement within the democratic process.

The African American Leadership Initiative (AALI) met for the second AALI Speaks event on Monday March, 11th at NECIC.