The HPRP maintains a database of housing-related information for the Cleveland area and undertakes studies and research projects to identify significant housing patterns, trends, and issues. The issues of urban sprawl and regionalism are at the forefront of the program's current research agenda. The League of Women Voters of Cleveland, a non-partisan organization, was founded in 1920. The League is dedicated to the principles of self-government established in the Constitution of the United States and action to protect the right to vote of every citizen. In its program and its voters service, the League works to promote responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government and to act on selected governmental issues.
Voters is a nonpartisan organization with a strong commitment to informed voter participation.
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan organization with a strong commitment to informed voter participation. Tools include lesson plans, fact sheets, activity sheets, time lines, maps, historical photos, newsprint, postcards, terms, puzzles and more. The page also has a forum section for discussion of community development in Cleveland. Updated on-line section. Greater Cleveland's Neighborhood Centers Association homepage.