Ms. Nyshia Brooks will be the speaker for the upcoming AALI Speaks event on Monday, July 8 from 12-1:30 PM. She will talk about victims of crime and how the community can identify, support, and meet the needs of those victims.

Nyshia Brooks is a community organizer who has worked with various non-profits, local businesses, and other organizations to help them improve their partnerships with the community and achieve a collective goal of overall wellness and prosperity.

Through her organization Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice, Brooks gives a platform to and opportunity for survivors to actively participate in the change they want to see happen in their communities.

Are we, as a community, meeting the true needs of victims? Do we really understand the impact of crime on the victims? Guided by years of experience working with nonprofits, Ms. Nyshia Brooks will unpack these issues and more during her talk. If you want to learn about ways in which you can support victims of crime in our community, you can’t miss the next edition of AALI Speaks. Make sure to join us on Monday, July 8th from 12-1:30 pm. The event will be at NECIC, 134 N Main St, Mansfield 44902.

Tickets are required and can be purchased for $10 at https://conta.cc/2NvIyWj, though the event is free for AALI members. Seats are limited, so get your tickets quickly!

Send us your news — of an announcement, event,
club news, fundraiser – whatever! It’s easy to do online.

Become a 1812Blockhouse Newsroom Member, support independent media in Richland County, and get access to the new Super Richland! Details here.
You May Also Like

ODOT Road Project Update: Week Of June 23

Each week through the end of construction season, we will be sharing…

Mansfield & Ohio’s Hub Small Cities Profiled In Report

The Center for Community Solutions has published a report which looks at…

DeWine Chooses To Rally, Not Require

By: 1812Blockhouse After 24 hours of build up fueled by the decision…

Native Plant Sale Coming: Video

By 1812Blockhouse As gardening season gets underway, Richland Soil and Water Conservation…