City of Durham NIS Community Engagement

In 90 degree weather, hundreds of residents came out to celebrate Father’s Day and the Eighth Annual Driver Open Street Festival.  Neighbors were able to enjoy games, moonbounces, music, and even had the opportunity to try their hand at pottery! Thank you to everyone who came out, and we are already looking forward to the Ninth Annual Driver Open Street Festival.  

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Learn about Adverse Childhood Experiences, Health Disparities and Equity

July 19, 2018 at 6:00 PM

ReCity 112 Broadway Street

Durham, NC 27701

The NCCU project proposes to utilize the campus garden to provide educational resources to the campus and the community surrounding the university. The project will demonstrate healthy growing options and food choices through a series of student-led activities to provide small and accessible garden education.

Online Survey Now Available

The opioid epidemic has now reached black America. Drug overdose deaths are skyrocketing among black Americans.

Are you or do you know someone 21-28 who would like to spend the next year working with the Pauli Murray Project/Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice? Does the idea of a transformational program of service and social justice work, leadership training, vocational discernment, and intentional community living intrigue you? We have been funded to host a Johnson Service Corp Member for 2018-2019 – IF THAT IS YOU, PLEASE READ ON AND APPLY!

Drop-In Style Meeting to Collect Resident Input on Preferred Alternative Design Plan

If you live, work, or travel along Hillandale Road in Durham, you’ll want to mark your calendar for a meeting later this month to review the preferred alternative for bicycle and pedestrian designs for this busy road.

The City of Durham Public Works Department has prepared the preferred alternative design for bicycle and pedestrian facilities along Hillandale Road from I-85 to the NC Highway 147, and staff wants to share their work to date and get resident input.