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Network
Organizing

Building social capital — the number and strength of connections that you have with others — leads to increased opportunity. Many people get jobs, access resources, improve their neighborhoods and make friends based on relationships.

Because all of our programs are rooted in network organizing, LCW is building an environment where people have the opportunity to create and nurture connections that are mutually beneficial and spur community change. Our goal with the below programs is to facilitate these connections, support civic engagement and communitywide campaigns, and foster deeper connectivity, leadership development, and resident-led social change.

Our NOD Programs

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A monthly networking event focused on building connections.

Marketplace

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Our “signature” organizing strategy aimed at building relationships between neighbors and improving neighborhoods.

NeighborCircles

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The Youth ESOL Program is a new educational initiative serving multilingual learners (MLs) ages 16 and older at the beginner to intermediate levels of English proficiency. 

Youth ESOL

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A group leadership development program building the personal and collective skills of the LCW membership.

Leadership Trainings

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Our all-star volunteers! Weavers are LCW’s champions out in the community who are “weaving” information about our programs, services, and resources into conversations. 

Network Weavers 

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The Resident Services Coordinator (RSC) connects LCW tenants to resources, builds community, and supports engagement and leadership to improve quality of life.

Resident Services (LCW Tenants Only)

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