The Tri-Town community has continuously come together during the past two years to engage in meaningful events to address concerns about racism, inequality, with a goal of creating a more inclusive and supportive region. This was showcased when community members came together so graciously to support the reopening of TTAR’s Little Free Diverse Library after the vandalism suffered at the end of 2021. During the reopening ceremony, TTAR leadership was able to engage in such meaningful conversation with community members that we felt compelled to rename our community outreach and engagement event. This event will occur in person at Rochester Memorial School, 16 Pine Street, Rochester, on Thursday, July 28, 7-8 pm. For planning purposes, we ask that attendees register here: forms.gle/HZFPkh4EMjEswGhT9. Participants are encouraged to provide questions about diversity, inclusion, allyship and how to be a part of the change in their registration form.
For more information, connect with us by following Tri-Town Against Racism on Facebook.