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Neighborhood Outreach

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Special Events and Training

Neighborhood Outreach offers a variety of interactive educational programs, resources and events for neighborhoods. For 2012, the emphasis is on the Neighborhoods Forum Series. All forums are free of charge and open to the public.

Wednesday, February 29
Sharing Responsibility for the Common Good
Featuring keynote speaker Bill Grace, Director of Common Good Works

Thursday, March 29
Panel Discussion: Housing the People of Bellevue, Caring for the Needs of Youth

Thursday, April 19
Moving from Intention to Action
Explore your passion at the interactive workshop led by Bill Grace

All forums are held at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 450 110th Ave. NE. This year’s forums are sponsored by:

Bellecrest Neighborhood Association
Bridle Trails Community Club
Ellenes Addition Neighborhood Association
Horizon Crest Community Association
Horizon Heights Community Association
Newport Hills Community Club
Norwood Village Homeowners Association
Somerset Community Association
Sunset Community Association
Surrey Downs Community Club
Whispering Heights & Collingwood Community Association
Woodridge Community Association

Forums are also made possible by our corporate partner, Your Local Market .

2011 Forums - Community Dialogues on Building Vibrant and Connected Communities
The first Neighborhood Forum, on April 6, brought New York author and journalist Peter Lovenheim to Bellevue to inspire public discussion with his firsthand account of “building community on an American street, one sleepover at a time.” Discussion groups came up with a wealth of ideas for creating stronger personal connections within Bellevue neighborhoods. Video of Lovenheim's keynote talk

The second Neighborhood Forum on May 12 continued the discussion of community connections, focusing on three population groups – older residents, culturally diverse residents and young people. Discussion groups generated ideas for engagement of these three populations. Video of second forum

Both forums were made possible by generous donations from three local businesses – Chipotle Mexican Grill, The French Bakery and Vovito Caffe and Gelato – and seven neighborhood associations – Horizon Crest Community Association, Horizon Heights Community Association, Newport Hills Community Club, Somerset Community Association, Sunset Community Association, Surrey Downs Community Club and Whispering Heights and Collingwood Community Association.

Other Outreach educational programs and events include workshops, classes, community meetings and gatherings geared to the interests of neighborhoods. Call, or watch the Neighborhood News newsletter for information about upcoming events.

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Contact Information

Neighborhood Resource Center
450 110th Ave. NE
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Phone: 425-452-6836
E-mail: NeighborhoodOutreach@bellevuewa.gov