City Club February Forum: Is Central Oregon as Welcoming as We Think We Are?

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A Conversation About Acceptance

Systemic racism and social injustice still exist, even 155 years after the passage of the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter Movement in 2020. It can be hard to acknowledge that these issues may be closer to home than we think. We’ll take a look at Central Oregon’s history of racial exclusion that invites a discussion of our community’s diversity and overall acceptance.

Join our panel to learn what initiatives we are taking and how you can ensure that Central Oregon grows to be more diverse, safe, and accessible to everyone.

Panel:

  • Marcus LeGrand: COCC College and Career Success Coach
  • Kip Jones: Executive Pastor, Antioch Church
  • Gena Goodman Campbell: Bend City Councilor
  • Kinsey Martin: Dual Immersion Program Director, Bend La Pine School Dist.

The event is free, but you must register. Please register at cityclubco.org.

We encourage you to send us questions prior to the event. Please submit your questions to info@cityclubco.org.

This livestream is made possible by Connect Central Oregon, a nonprofit launched with the assistance of the OSU-Cascades Innovation Co-Lab.

City Club of Central Oregon exists to be the top-of-mind hub for citizens and community leaders. We intentionally shape our community and influence public policy while preserving our uniquely warm and connected culture. We champion “passionately non-partisan” discussion between diverse perspectives. 

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