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ASHHO Cultural Community Center
Membership Luncheon
Informal Lunch and Learn
Meet members and hear about projects, studies and advocay
Lunch costs $20.00 or $15 for vegetarian (although we will cover if cost is a hardship).
Lacey Community Center - 6729 Pacific Ave. SE Lacey. The program will feature two panel discussions to outline the importance of new work to dismantle institutional racism in schools. The first panel features three state-level leaders who helped pass legislation designed so teachers and administrators can demonstrate cultural responsiveness, and center diversity, equity, and inclusion in the ways to support students.
*Erica Hernadez-Scott, Executive Director, Professional Educators Standards Board (PESB)
*Tricia Lubach, Executive Director Washington State School Directors’ Association (WSSDA)
*Maria Flores, Educational Opportunity Gap Oversight and Accountability Committee (EOGOAC)
The second panel will feature students and a parent advocate sharing their own experiences and review Thurston County student data:
*Makiah Grady, president of our BIPOC club at Cascadia High School (Tumwater)
*Gabby Palmer-Tate, 10th grader at River Ridge High School (North Thurston)
*Shereese Rhodes, parent advocate, Director of South King County Discipline Coalition
To attend via Zoom-- https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85712519808?pwd=4KeVvwpaEDjBfBlmBX8dOnSfTUZDLW.1
Agenda:
Debrief 3/4/25 Equity in K -12 Schools forum;
Review resources for the DEI & J web page;
Strategic Planning Conversation-Measurable goals for getting more members involved in DEI & J work
Olympia Universalist Unitarian Congregation
Thurston County Atrium Building
Witness Thurston County‘s commitment to women‘s issues and hear from local women‘s advocates, including our League. Come stand with women.
Stop by our two tables at this vibrant event, sponsored by the Nisqually Tribe and North Thurston School District. Voter Services and the Books to Schools committees will be there at two tables representing the League. Timberline High School, 6120 Mullen Rd SE.
Our speaker this week is Erin York from Catholic Charities who will talk about Quince Tiny Home Village.
We will also discuss bills we‘re supporting in the legislature. Breakfast is available for purchase!
Lacey City Hall Community Meeting Room
Social change begins with self-examination and requires exchanges, dialogues, and finally civic engagement and actions to cultivate anti-racist communities.We continue our commitment to the quest of making meaningful social change by inviting the community to come together for skill-building and conversation to better address the racism that exists within our community. Partnering with the LWVTC and other community groups, we invite League members and everyone who longs to build community, strengthen communication skills, and forge relationships with like-minded people.
PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE MARCH 22
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