NCoC and Community Renewal International Release a Report

October 27, 2017

NCoC is proud to release a new report at the 2017 Annual Conference on Citizenship: Community Renewal International: From Our Seats to the Streets

Click here to download the full report.

This report was written by NCoC Intern Owen Ortolani, Juris Doctor/M.B.A. candidate at the University of New York, following a multi-day visit to Shreveport, LA. NCoC expresses appreciation to Mack McCarter, founder of Community Renewal International, and his team for hosting Owen and sharing their experiences. Most importantly, we recognize the thousands of CRI volunteers who are committed to “connecting caring people – changing lives, revitalizing communities, transforming the world.”

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