Outreach

Councilmember Tim McOsker paid a visit to the Watts Happening Cultural Center AKA Mafundi as part of his 1-5 district tour. He heard about the origins and current uses of the building. Our own Watts NC President, Jacquelyn Badejo was on hand to share about the importance of Mafundi to Watts.

Worksource opportunities and more

Mike Norice presented his concept honoring several influential women from the community, and residents offered meaningful feedback and shared personal reflections to help guide the project’s direction and vision.

We encourage everyone to cast their vote and help decide what our region's top priorities are going into the new year.

Make sure to check out our updates on newly forming committees and details about upcoming meetings, which are now fully held in person.

Congratulations graduates! This six-week course trains participants in programming, cloud computing, software QA, and workplace readiness.

Community members, stakeholders, and local leaders gathered to discuss neighborhood priorities, upcoming initiatives, and ways to increase civic engagement.

The Watts Neighborhood Council seated new board members and elected officers at our July 2025 meeting. The entire board is excited to begin the new fiscal year and invites you to join us for our next meeting!

Take the Library’s community survey to ensure that our future reflects the community’s needs and aspirations.

A community activist and founder of Parents of Watts, Sweet Alice has provided support and guidance to families and youth affected by poverty, violence, and other social issues.