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UNITED WAY REMINDER

Join this evening's final 2021 Consent Decree Community Conversation on Community Engagement, Recruitment and Diversity, co-presented by United Way of Greater Cleveland and NAACP-Cleveland Branch   As a reminder, the final 2021 virtual Cleveland Consent Decree Community Conversation takes place tonight from 6:00-7:30 p.m., focusing on Community Engagement, Recruitment and Diversity. The session is co-presented by United Way of Greater Cleveland and NAACP - Cleveland Branch.    About the session: The Consent Decree mandates that the City of Cleveland Division of Police maintain high-level quality service, ensure officer safety and accountability, and promote constitutional, effective policing, by reviewing and revising as necessary its recruitment and hiring program to ensure that it successfully attracts and hires a diverse group of qualified individuals. In developing and implementing its recruitment plan, the Cleveland Division of Police will consult with the Community Police Commission and other community stakeholders on strategies to attract a diverse pool of applicants.    All media organizations are invited to livestream the event. Thank you for your support of this important 11-month series. The livestream will also be available on the City Club of Cleveland’s YouTube channel by clicking here, with a replay available immediately after the session concludes. Registration is free and open for all to join the conversation here. MEET OUR NOVEMBER COMMUNITY CONVERSATION LEADERS MODERATOR: Darrielle Snipes, Multimedia Journalist for CMSD News Bureau PANELISTS: Detective Felton Collier, City of Cleveland Kareem Henton, Black Lives Matter Michelle Heyer, Department of Justice Director Karrie Howard, City of Cleveland Earl Ingram, Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio Victor Ruiz, Cleveland Police Monitoring Team   This 11-month virtual event series is complimentary and open to the public. The 2021 initiative is part of United Way of Greater Cleveland’s Public Policy Agenda to advocate, convene and support issues that impact Greater Cleveland. The series is possible through partnership with The City Club of Cleveland.