C. Wayne Taylor

October 14, 2010

Keep Monroe Open & Public

Filed under: 2nd Samuels, C., Central, Homeless, Parks — cwaynetaylor @ 6:07 am

Our coalition of churches and other organizations DO NOT oppose renovations to Monroe Park. We like pretty parks! But we cannot sit idly by while those most in need have their only open public space closed. We have created this petition to demand that the renovation be done in stages, rather than all at once, leaving between 25% and 50% of the park open for the people who need it most, and the organizations who are able to provide that need. We also firmly oppose any private security force in this public space, especially one specifically charged with keeping out the “apparently homeless”.

via change.org.

October 8, 2010

Monroe Park – Charles Samuels’ Statement

Filed under: 2nd Samuels, C., Central, Homeless, Parks, Poverty — cwaynetaylor @ 11:10 am

20100900 Samuels – Monroe Park

September 18, 2010

Monroe Park Bathrooms

Filed under: 2nd Samuels, C., Homeless, Parks — cwaynetaylor @ 2:51 am

We believe he is providing false information, so we set out to correct the record and gather proof about the actual situation down in the park.

via wordpress.com.

September 17, 2010

The Fan in Richmond Virginia

Filed under: Homeless, Parks, Planning — cwaynetaylor @ 12:15 am

As predicted, Northside’s Wingnut Anarchist Collective, a group heavily involved in the weekly Food Not Bombs feeding, has published a critique of what they are calling attempts to genrify Monroe Park.

via fanofthefan.com.

September 16, 2010

Resist attempts at pushing homeless out of Monroe Park!

Filed under: 2nd Samuels, C., Homeless, Parks — cwaynetaylor @ 12:46 am

Claims from Charles Samuels that the food being served for free is not safe are faulty and appear to be aimed at creating excuses to push out programs that serve the homeless and others, thus making the homeless and poor feel less comfortable in the park.

via wordpress.com.

July 17, 2010

Homeless – City Receives Shelter Plus Grants

Filed under: Homeless — cwaynetaylor @ 2:27 am

City of Richmond, Virginia

The city of Richmond has received two Shelter Plus grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to aid local homeless assistance programs. The HUD grants, totaling approximately $748,800, will provide critical support to the city’s housing and human services for homeless individuals and families. The city received $449,280 for the Richmond Shelter Plus Care – A Place To Start and $299,520 for the Richmond Shelter Plus Care.  richmondvaannouncements.blogspot.com

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