Black/African American and Latino community members are invited to a follow up meeting to town halls held in February and March.
The I.D.E.A. Coalition held the meetings as opportunities to engage directly with members of marginalized populations to understand the barriers that keep them from feeling fully part of our community.
Tonight’s meeting is considered a continuation to the first town hall meetings to discuss the concerns expressed and help to guide the ongoing work of the I.D.E.A. Coalition.
Tonight’s meeting will take place at 6:00 p.m. at Love Elementary School.
The meeting is specifically for the Black/African American & Latino communities. The intent is to only have those communities at this meeting.
All IDEA coalition members that were at the first set of meetings will have the opportunity to meet at the Full Coalition Meeting on May 18th for ongoing discussion.
For more information about the IDEA Coalition, visit https://www.uwayscc.org/ideacoalition
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