Welcome to Mid-City CAN
Please bear with us as we transition over to our new website. We will be adding new material and moving a few things around over the next few weeks. If you are unable to find any specific document or resource, please do not hesitate to contact us at midcitycan@gmail.com or 619-283-9624. We will gladly assist you in getting what you need.
- Coordinating
- Networking
- Youth
- Momentum
- Building Healthy
- Fighting
- home
- about
- blog
- Reflecting and Revising the Building Healthy Communities Plan
- Racial equity: Mid-City CAN eNews
- Food Justice: Mid-City CAN eNews
- BHC Discretionary Spending Process
- Sabdhat N. is just one example of bravery in City Heights
- Angeli H. is just one example of bravery in City Heights
- Meet Mid-City CAN intern Aaron De Leon
- Education: Mid-City CAN eNews
- Meet Mid-City CAN intern Coral Liedtke
- Health care: Mid-City CAN eNews
- Policy: Building Healthy Communities
- Immigration: Mid-City CAN eNews
- Building Healthy Communities Update
- Survey: City Heights below average for full-service grocery stores
- Meet Mid-City CAN intern Stephanie Romero
- Teams in Action: Building Healthy Communities
- Meet Mid-City CAN volunteer Earl Jackson
- Leadership: Building Healthy Communities
- The Union-Tribune shines its student spotlight on Rosa Olascoaga
- What is Building Healthy Communities?
- The City Heights Community Congress video
- Building Healthy Communities Community Conversation
- 'A new sense of collaborating better together:' Building Healthy Communities
- Collective action: Building Healthy Communities
- Mid-City CAN Youth Council members' mural
- FreshWorks is good, but it could be great
- Meet Mid-City CAN intern Annie Chen
- The People's Post spotlights City Heights
- Manuel Pastor visits with Coordinating Council
- Mid-City CAN members learn about City Heights' canyons
- Youth council members travel to Oakland
- Welcome to Mid-City CAN
- Coordinating Council Election results
- be a member
- join our email list
- donate
- resources
- downloads
Mid-City CAN
Mission Statement
The Mid-City Community Advocacy Network's mission is to create a safe, productive, and healthy community through collaboration, advocacy, and organizing.
Financial oversight and administrative support provided by SAY, San Diego