Year: 2018
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The AjA project is looking for an Illustrator
Project Description: In partnership with Urban Habitat, the AjA Project’s “How Did We Get Here” Comic Book will tell the story of City Heights to create illustrations about health, school lunches, immigration and other important community concerns. AjA seeks a professional artist with comic book experience to work with middle to high school aged youth…
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The Battle Over Art And Safety On San Diego’s Streets
The discussion in City Heights is the latest decorative crosswalk debate that comes amid a years-long struggle in Hillcrest, where a separate but similar project may finally come to fruition.
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Mid-City YMCA Triathlon Welcomes All
People in the Mid-City area are busy, but they still made time to participate in the Price-Copely YMCA’s 2018 Halloweeen Triathlon. Now on its third year, the growing triathlon incorporates family-friendly activities for all ages. Staff, board members and community members alike participate in triathlon activities onsite. Alicia Branam, Associate Assistant Director at the Price-Copley…
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County Receives Surprise Notice About Increased Funding For Refugee Programs
A decrease in refugee arrivals to San Diego also meant less funding for programs that help them get jobs, but a state letter about funding this year shows the county will receive more than 2017.
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City Heights Get Out The Vote Effort About More Than Just Election Day
The campaign from Mid-City Community Advocacy Network is part of a multi-year plan to establish long-term community advocacy habits.