The Neighbor to Neighbor initiative is gaining momentum, with more than 80 hosts signed up to hold conversations about race relations in about 50 city neighborhoods and suburban communities.

        Neighbor to Neighbor conversations are aimed at getting grass-roots ideas on solutions to race problems in the Tristate. The goal is to identify specific actions that people, communities and their leaders can take.

        The initiative plans to hold conversations in 140 communities and neighborhoods in November.

        Churches, civic groups and corporations are signing up to host a conversation, which will last about two hours. Each session will be conducted by a trained facilitator and accommodate 20 to 30 participants. Individuals may also sign up to host a conversation in their homes.

        More hosts are needed, especially in the suburban communities in Butler, Warren and Clermont counties and Northern Kentucky.

        To sign up as a host, facilitator or participant, visit www.Cincinnati.com, submit the coupon above or contact David Hofmeister at 755-4145.

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