Nodes is an outdoor living room at St. Lawrence Square where neighbors can connect to library resources and the internet, meet one another, and be engaged in their community.
︎︎︎ Get a Library Card
︎︎︎ Borrow Audiobooks + More
︎︎︎ Neighborhood Info.
︎︎︎ Use The Square
︎︎︎ Traducir el sitio con Google
Nodes is an outdoor living room at St. Lawrence Square where neighbors can connect to library resources and the internet, meet one another, and be engaged in their community.
︎︎︎ Get a Library Card
︎︎︎ Borrow Audiobooks + More
︎︎︎ Neighborhood Info.
︎︎︎ Use The Square
︎︎︎ Traducir el sitio con Google
Q2: What do you want to learn about your neighbors?
See if they are nice?
Why all these people out here so wierd?
Why are all the girls out here selling their ****, ***, and [undescipherable]? Because that’s the only way to make [undecipherable] now.
Who makes the best chili?
If they are Republican or Democrat.
What is their favorite flavor of ice cream?
What they remember about Price Hill and hear their stories?
Do they do or sell drugs?
How do they identify?
A welcoming place should be somewhere where someone feels safe and the surrounding area doesn’t look trashy. There area should be well lighted.
I’d love to know about my neighbor’s strengths, passions, talents, hobbies, and skills. I’m sure there are so many points of connection with other ordinary citizens and neighbors.
What issues are directly affecting the Muslim community and what can the City of Cincinnati do to improve things for them?
Because I know many Central American immigrants and white residents of EPH, I am more interested in hearing stories from my African-American neighbors. How long have they lived here? Did they move from other parts of Cincinnati? Do they have family in EPH?
What issues are most affecting the members of the African American community in the Greater Cincinnati Area and what we can do as privileged, white folks to improve their quality of life?
It should resemble the oasis that is the evolutionary level above human that is synonymous with the kingdom of God, the kingdom of Heaven.
What issues are most affecting the LGBTQ+ community in the neighborhood and/or Greater Cincinnati Region?
How about some of the history of Price Hill?
I wanna learn about assistance for low income families.
How does one apply for food stamps?
How to better serve them, how they most receive love, what makes them feel seen/heard/valued, their lived experiences
Why all these people out here so wierd?
Why are all the girls out here selling their ****, ***, and [undescipherable]? Because that’s the only way to make [undecipherable] now.
Who makes the best chili?
If they are Republican or Democrat.
What is their favorite flavor of ice cream?
What they remember about Price Hill and hear their stories?
Do they do or sell drugs?
How do they identify?
A welcoming place should be somewhere where someone feels safe and the surrounding area doesn’t look trashy. There area should be well lighted.
I’d love to know about my neighbor’s strengths, passions, talents, hobbies, and skills. I’m sure there are so many points of connection with other ordinary citizens and neighbors.
What issues are directly affecting the Muslim community and what can the City of Cincinnati do to improve things for them?
Because I know many Central American immigrants and white residents of EPH, I am more interested in hearing stories from my African-American neighbors. How long have they lived here? Did they move from other parts of Cincinnati? Do they have family in EPH?
What issues are most affecting the members of the African American community in the Greater Cincinnati Area and what we can do as privileged, white folks to improve their quality of life?
It should resemble the oasis that is the evolutionary level above human that is synonymous with the kingdom of God, the kingdom of Heaven.
What issues are most affecting the LGBTQ+ community in the neighborhood and/or Greater Cincinnati Region?
How about some of the history of Price Hill?
I wanna learn about assistance for low income families.
How does one apply for food stamps?
How to better serve them, how they most receive love, what makes them feel seen/heard/valued, their lived experiences