Do you have a neighborhood issue or problem you have identified and would like to solve? Neighborhood Ambassador Academy is a free community involvement program dedicated to immersing residents in a wide array of programs and sectors within Metro Nashville City Government to come together to solve a problem. Within our curriculum, we work together to gain insight into our city’s neighborhoods and provide a platform for promoting and influencing policy that can positively change our neighborhoods and city.
About the Program
The Neighborhood Ambassador Academy (NAA) offers a unique opportunity for civic engagement. It’s a platform we are extending to Nashvillians who are eager to make a difference in their communities. With areas focusing on traffic calming, affordable housing options, green space, education, food access, and safety, participants will:
- Define a problem,
- Identify stakeholders needed to address the problem,
- Connect with city officials and others will who be instrumental in the solution,
- Develop a plan/budget,
- Present and pitch the plan,
- Provide tools on moving the solution forward.
With this program, we hope to provide resources on top level issues/trends that transcend and affect every neighborhood, build strategic partnerships that will help improve neighborhoods through Davidson County, and be a hub of resources for Nashvillians.
Neighborhood Ambassador Academy Applications
Program Requirements
What are the program requirements?
Applicants are required to attend all 6 sessions. Sessions are held monthly, meeting in the evening.
2024 Applications
The 2024 Neighborhood Ambassador Academy applications are now closed. If you are interested in receiving more information about the next cohort, please e-mail [email protected].