tncp
The New Citizens Press Community Action Network
We have the ability to establish connections with diverse groups of people
A wide spectrum of connections with various industries and agencies to grasp available resource locations within the state and a competitive edge in connecting the right resources, along with communicating effectively and efficiently between individuals and agencies.
We Create Value; Build Confidence
We foster an environment that empowers artists and individuals to take the lead and develop the self-assurance required to achieve their goals.
Join us in Making a Difference in your community!
With our unique relationship with news media, law enforcement, and health providers, we have access to first-hand information and two-way channels that others do not. Join us in creating community and statewide opportunities for making change today!
We Understand the Importance of Rest & Relaxation Win a Mattress Contest!
2025 has already been fantastic. Thanks to The New Citizens Press for being our media sponsor.
Doula Chelsey Stewart-Wilson supported Ali Bennett, her good friend and sister-in-law, through her pregnancy.
Episode I – Reviving Tradition: The Essential Role of Doulas and Midwives in Childbirth
Through interviews with doulas, midwives, and families, the film delves into the personalized care and advocacy these professionals provide. It examines how they guide birthing families through pregnancy, labor, and postpartum care. The documentary also emphasizes the resurgence of traditional birth practices in the Black community and their critical importance in today’s healthcare system, aiming to advance healthy births.
Episode II – Beyond Birth: Doulas, Breastfeeding, Families, and Community
This educational documentary highlights the vital support systems that help families thrive beyond birth, focusing on the essential roles of doulas, breastfeeding, families, and the community. It explores the breastfeeding journey and the benefits of pregnancy and baby massage in nurturing both the mother and child. Through personal stories and expert insights, the film underscores the importance of family involvement and community advocacy in creating supportive environments for new parents. It calls for a collective effort to empower and uplift families, promoting breastfeeding, car seat information, and holistic care as integral parts of postpartum support. #breastfeeding #breastmilk #pregnancy
Literacy: Poetry in the City
This annual event allows for the furtherance of the arts through artistic expression and will allow for poets nationwide to partake in the literary arts through written expressions of poetry as well as the spoken word.
Stop the Violence
Our vision is to collaborate with other organizations to create opportunities centering on empowering people to speak up and out against violence in the Greater Lansing area and beyond.
State of Our Health Through the Voices of Our People
“The State of Our Health: Through the Voices of Our People” was a daylong event that I created to provide a diverse open community conversation between survivors of health issues, medical personnel, and the community.
Our Unique Network
We offer a wide spectrum of connections with various industries and agencies to grasp available resource locations within the state. We have a competitive edge in connecting the right resources, along with communicating effectively and efficiently between individuals and agencies.
Referrals
Connecting others with resources
Networking
Between writers, publishers, authors, media, providers, advocates, members, and stakeholders
Assessment
Determining situational needs
Community Action
Engaging media and reaching vulnerable communities through increasing and accessibility
Informing/Education
Bringing knowledge health, media, literacy, or violence prevention-related
EMPOWER YOUR VOICE AND CHANGE THE FUTURE
The New Citizens Press Community Action Network
TNCPCAN was started in 2012 and serves the Tri-County and Lansing, Michigan Areas. TNCPCAN’s founder is Rina Risper, owner of The New Citizens Press.
Contact Us
Phone: (517) 282-3961
Email: info@tncpcan.org