Make a Difference in Rose Park Neighborhood


Volunteer with a neighborhood initiative, or serve on the Rose Park Neighborhood Association Board! Your ideas are welcome! Email us at info@rpna.org.
CCC Coronado Cooling Center – Tracking on our Trees Remember those community welcome signs . “We are a Tree City” you’ve seen them all over the US. Monies from the Port of LB plus our Parks and Recreation sites have transformed the City of LB from asphalt and sand to one of tree-shaded streets. But…
Here is a sampling of the comments and thoughts from our recent Community Meeting – What Makes a Healthy Neighborhood. Led by Chris Robson. Social determinants are a key indicator of health disparities Structural, that is, policies are in place that keep unhealthy conditions. To change health experience for the neighborhood, those need to change…
The installation begins! This Saturday, November 14th from noon to 2pm we will be installing and grouting the mosaics along the wall at Friendship Corner at 7th Street and Dawson Avenue. If you still have a mosaic kit, please email info@rpna.org to return your completed mosaic by this Friday. Volunteers are needed this Saturday to…
At the recent Indie Meetup: Women and Resiliency, those attending shared key figures who helped shaped their lives. Two spoke of teachers they’d had that altered their point of view and ultimately how they’ve made decisions and addressed social issues. We had residents that have made a difference in their own right participate and two…
Thus far Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead Unfamiliar Fishes by Sarah Vowell What no quick mystery/suspense novels? Send in your reads!! info@rpna.org
RPNA has been at some important workshops lately. We attended conferences that addressed the need and importance of belonging. SAFE Refuge recently offered a community workshop on Suicide Prevention. For those that need services or would like to volunteer click here. You’ll hearing more about Trauma Aware preparedness. It’s how we pass forward ‘bad experiences’…