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Repeating Events
First Thursdays 1pm—3pm
In the Pride Center with Pastor Kathryn, LuMin
Card Making, Beaded Identity Bracelets, Mandalas, Rock Painting and more.
Drop in, chat, and find support in both queer and spiritual identities!
Second Wednesdays 12pm—2pm
In the Pride Center with Planned Parenthood
Stop by for support, resources, and good conversations!!
Events
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Anti-Racism: The La Crosse Area Viewpoint
Join us for this urgent roundtable discussion, shaped by the perspective of local leaders: Shaundel Spivey, Rebecca Schwarz, Ricardo Acevedo, Dr. Bee Lo, Nicky Buck, and Amanda Goodenough, as they collectively react to and process the current state of racism in the here and now and ultimately explore what it would take to realize a […]
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Wisconsin Leadership Summit
OnlineJoin Wisconsin’s most influential leaders of color to build community, address issues, and develop strategies for Wisconsin’s future. The Wisconsin Leadership Summit offers two days of discussion, networking, professional development and planning for the future of communities of color across the state.nThe 2020 Wisconsin Leadership Summit will be held virtually October 5-9 from 9am – […]
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Cry Freedom: Pedagogies of Protests and Pandemic
Main Theme: "WE ARE NOT OK". This lecture/interactive discussion will center around the world of teaching /learning for Native Indigenous students in the region during a time of global pandemic, economic upheaval, protests, and deep emotion. During "Native Indigenous Day" to also focus on the "context" of learning for Native Indigeous students during these historic […]
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LWV Public Presentation – Creating a Healthier Multicultural Community — What Can you Do?
OnlineSpeaker: Diana DiazGranados, Public Health Advocate Co-Creator, Creating a Healthier Multicultural Community Project "Creating a Healthier Multicultural Community requires a community that is willing to not only talk the talk but also walk the walk. This session will focus on actionable steps that each of us can do to support this effort."
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Listening Session – Local Policing: Forming a Citizens Oversight Board
OnlineThe La Crosse County Criminal Justice Management Council (CJMC), the City of La Crosse, and multiple partners are inviting the public to provide input on the need for a La Crosse area Civilian Oversight Board on Policing. The goal is to build trust and strengthen relationships between the police and our communities by ensuring accessible […]
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What is the Borgen Project?
OnlineCome learn about volunteer opportunities and ways to lower global poverty!
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White Privilege Symposium 2020
Online EventThis two-day symposium centers antiracism, equity, liberation, and justice through education in engaging workshops & extraordinary keynotes. Keynotes: Bettina Love, Jennifer Harvey, Jane Fernandes, and Benjie Howard & Wade Colwell-Sandoval. The unprecedented times we’re experiencing now in education are illuminating inequities that must be addressed in innovative and systemic ways. The third White Privilege Symposium-Iowa […]
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White Privilege Symposium 2020
Online EventThis two-day symposium centers antiracism, equity, liberation, and justice through education in engaging workshops & extraordinary keynotes. Keynotes: Bettina Love, Jennifer Harvey, Jane Fernandes, and Benjie Howard & Wade Colwell-Sandoval. The unprecedented times we’re experiencing now in education are illuminating inequities that must be addressed in innovative and systemic ways. The third White Privilege Symposium-Iowa […]
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Part II Amplifying the Voices of Black Youth and Their Parents in the La Crosse Area
Online EventYou can’t miss Part II of this pressing educational program unveiling the perspectives of black youth and their parents in the La Crosse area. This event will facilitate discussion and understanding on a film intended to amplify the voices of the La Crosse area black youth and their parents, to engage our community in necessary conversations about bias, racism, and privilege.
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Leaning Into Difficult Conversations
Online EventWith controversial subjects and polarization at an all-time high, it’s seemingly more difficult than ever to keep our conversations civil. Just in time for the holidays, we’ll learn communication strategies to handle conflict and navigate difficult conversations at home, work, or in our communities.
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The Enduring Families Project
Online EventThe Enduring Families Project performs live re-enactments of La Crosse Black historical figures. To ensure the legacy of this important history videos have been created and two of the newest videos will be shared at the Dec. 15th presentation.
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Justice Night: Systemic Racism 101
Venue Online Zoom Meeting ID 836-954-970 310 4th Street South Lacrosse, Wisconsin 54601 Organizer Pastor Anna-Lisa Hunter, Bobbi Rathert (608) 782-3018 info@bridgesdowntown.com Event Details online free event. Justice Night event to introduce and define systemic racism basics with two short films, open discussion between each video