Voices in the Dark Repertory Theatre Company presents "Anne & Emmett," a reading directed by Tommye Myrick with Catherine Holmes, Mosiah Chartock, Australia James, and Jim Holmes. Free admission.

Join us for a free community event featuring breathwork and meditation, yoga and dance, food and more.

Healing through understanding will be a youth led event designed to foster racial healing by exploring the various aspects of stereotypes, racism, and their lasting impact on individuals and communities. This event will give young people the platform to share personal studies, show case art, and a open space for reflection. Through artistic expression and discussions, participants will be empowered to express their experiences, confront and contribute to collective healing.

People suffering the trauma of having their bicycles stolen as children meet to commune and to consider, to envisage, what a reparation might look like

Gods Trombones – 7 Negro Sermons in Verses was written by James Weldon Johnson in1927. This presentation utilizes 7 orators who express the human experience via the Bible ( From Creation to Revelation)
We select orators from diverse backgrounds to present each sermon. The program is during Black History Month

An event that will take place online across various social media platforms when all Ethnic Qarsherskiyan people should simultaneously post about the history of our people, the prejudices we faced in the past and present, and how we can overcome this for a better future.

Circle with folks of various ancestry and backgrounds. Together at these Anti-Racism Healing Circles we will reflect and share about our experiences and feelings about racism, particularly Anti-Indigeneity, Anti-Blackness and Anti-Asian racism in our families, work and communities via somatic mindfulness and presencing. Co-Facilitated by inabel Uytiepo, Anasuya Isaacs and Carissa Singh.

We will dress in our African attire or culture preference, we will provide a variety of culture related meals, and we will have have two speakers that will teach racial reconciliation and healing. Dr. Calvin Glass author of the book "Racial Reconciliation: A Theological Approach to Building Relationships" will be one of the speakers, Minister Pam Talley will be the other speaker.

Join us for a day of reflection, connection, and community as we engage in conversations to promote racial healing and equity. Hosted by COHORT 3 of the Culture of Health Leadership Institute, this event features interactive opportunitites to build bridges across differences. Together, we will explore pathways to healing and create a shared vision for an inclusive and equitable future.

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