We invite you to join us on Monday, March 26, 2018, at 6:00 p.m. in Heritage Hall 102 for part two of our Critical Conversations: Community Wide Civic Dialogue Forum on "Creating and Sustaining the Beloved Community".
Together, we will address the unanswered questions from our previous dialogue while continuing to explore the idea of what it means to have a beloved community and explore the opportunities available to improve our overall community well-being. Remember, our most innovative and lasting solutions to enhance community well-being depends upon our citizens, government, and a diversity of organizations to unite around a common vision—a vision to work in collaboration on initiatives that makes solutions a reality. The featured panelists will include Tiffanie Agee, Martez Files, Ashley Kuntz, Jarralynne Agee, Jennifer Sanders, Joshua Carpenter, and Celida Soto. To learn more, visit /dei/cace/campus-engagement/critical-conversations.