The block parties served to remind not just one neighborhood or street, but the entire community that we're all in this together. The MAP team hosted many such block parties with an increased focus in those neighborhoods that were feeling disengaged from the community. Simply put, they were meant to create a sense of community. The goal of those block parties was to bring neighbors out to meet with each other, city officials and local organizations. Questions about our Neighborhood Conference?Ĭontact the Monrovia Area Partnership Team at (626) 932-5525 or kick-off party in 2009 held at Julian Fisher Park was the start of our MAP Block Parties. If you are the type of person who loves to gain knowledge about interesting topics, learn about current trends in the community, meet new people, and want to gain motivation to get involved in your community then mark your calendars to attend. In return, we want everyone in attendance to take what they have learned and share it within their community, their work, their neighborhoods, or anywhere it might be needed. The MAP Neighborhood Conference’s goal is to provide the entire community, including the surrounding areas of Monrovia, an opportunity to gain education, information, training, resources, and build relationships with individuals and groups from all different walks of life. The Annual MAP Neighborhood Conference is our biggest event of the year, boasting 350+ attendees and growing every year! Preparing for Earthquake, Fire or Terrorist Attack.

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