Neighborhood Trainings and Forums are offered each year to provide educational opportunities for neighborhood leaders and residents. Classes either focus on a current topic of community interest or on a set of skills and tools that are useful to residents and/or neighborhood associations
If you are interested in learning more about what we have offered in the past and the kind of education opportunities we provide, please browse our archive under the "Past Events" tab below.
Upcoming Events
Virtual Neighborhood Leadership Gathering
"COVID-19 Community Impact and Response"
Thursday Sept. 17, 7-8:30 p.m.
Please email to receive the Zoom webinar link: NeighborhoodOutreach@bellevuewa.gov, or call 425-452-6836.
You are invited to be part of a virtual presentation and panel discussion on what we are learning from the impact of COVID-19 on our community and the local economy. You are encouraged to share your insights through real-time polling, to ask questions of panelists and learn how we can all contribute to becoming a stronger and more resilient community.
City of Bellevue panelists will include:
- Mac Cummins, Community Development Director
- Michael Shiosaki, Parks and Community Services Director
- Jesse Canedo, Chief Economic Development Officer
- Toni Esparza, Assistant Director, Parks and Community Services
Neighborhood Leadership Gatherings are open everyone invested in the quality and health of their neighborhoods. To properly plan for the virtual format, participants must RSVP to 425-452-6836 or neighborhoodoutreach@bellevuewa.gov.
Past Events
Neighborhood Trainings and Forums are offered each year to provide educational opportunities for neighborhood leaders and residents. Classes either focus on a current topic of community interest or on a set of skills and tools that are useful to residents and/or neighborhood associations. An archive of past events is available below.
2018
Navigating "Fake News", Conspiracy Theories and Disinformation
2017
Under Our Skin: What Do We Mean When We Talk About Race
Cross Cultural Communication
Civil Disagreement
2016
A Dialogue With Our Muslim Neighbors2015
Going Green in our Community2014
Tips for Neighborhood Associations Nuts and Bolts of Neighborhood Associations2013
Climate Change and Our Community Keeping Kids Safe in Our Community2012
Housing the People of BellevueCaring for the Needs of Youth
Thriving in a Culturally Diverse Community
Sharing Responsibility for the Common Good
Language Communication Workshop