After taking a week off, local Community Development Corporation Heart of the City Neighborhoods (HOCN) will continue presenting its film series titled "Building a Movement: A Nickel City Film Series" this week. The series has two more films remaining:" Welcome to Shelbyville" and "Waiting for Superman."
Although many of Heart of the City's programs tackle quality, affordable housing development, they also strive to provide events and activities that help build a strong, sustainable community.
According to Heart of the City, "Building a Movement: A Nickel City Film Series" looks at other issues hindering sustainable communities in Buffalo. The screenings will continue to be held at the Theatre of Youth/Allendale Theatre, 203 Allen Street, on Wednesday nights during the month of July - the community is invited to come to the remaining free screenings of five documentaries that focus on social
Although many of Heart of the City's programs tackle quality, affordable housing development, they also strive to provide events and activities that help build a strong, sustainable community.
According to Heart of the City, "Building a Movement: A Nickel City Film Series" looks at other issues hindering sustainable communities in Buffalo. The screenings will continue to be held at the Theatre of Youth/Allendale Theatre, 203 Allen Street, on Wednesday nights during the month of July - the community is invited to come to the remaining free screenings of five documentaries that focus on social
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