YWCA Kalamazoo is Building Bridges to Equity
A thought-provoking educational panel on racial justice, policy, and the power of social movements; An activation workshop to build your advocacy toolkit — including organizing, storytelling, and working with policymakers; Time to connect with local advocates and organizations, explore resources, and begin new collaborations. Plus: Lunch, swag, and inspiration to fuel your justice journey
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General parking is in the rear lot with entry through the west door (near Meijer). For accessibility or setup needs, parking in the front lot is available. Need directions? Click on the map above or CLICK HERE.
Questions? Reach out to our team:
Emily Brittain – Public Policy, Caring for Victims of Abuse and Violence: ebrittain@ywcakalamazoo.org
DJ Perry – Public Policy, Maternal & Child Health: sperry@ywcakalamazoo.org
Facilitated by community partner ERACCE, this session will explore the meaning of organizing and introduce tools for organizing effectively and collaboratively. Participants will engage in practical strategies to support collective action and community-driven change.
More info to come.
OutFront Kalamazoo
Disability Network
Cradle Kalamazoo
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The Stand Against Racism Round Table Mixer was an opportunity for decision-makers, advocates, and community members to hear from one another and build connections. It was a loosely structured part of the event where participants were invited to come and go as they pleased.