Community Dialogues on Dorchester's Ethnic and Racial Diversity
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The YWCA is hosting a moderated dialogue on Boston's racial and ethnic diversity in Dorchester, starting April 27. Register now to be part of this important conversation!
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YWCA Boston’s Community Dialogues on Boston’s ethnic and racial diversity is an ongoing project to bring people from all walks of life together to create stronger, safer and more unified neighborhoods.
How Does It Work?
Community dialogues participants complete a 5 week series of discussions about race and ethnicity. Dialogues are led by trained, skilled moderators. Each dialogue is comprised of a diverse group of Boston men and women. Dialogues are scheduled in different neighborhoods to allow broad participation and encourage community building.
Why Should I Participate?
Transform the divisions between us into links that enrich us
Be part of an honest discussion about challenging and relevant issues
Build connections with your neighbors and community
Gain insight into your own racial and ethnic identity
Join a growing movement to build a more tolerant, diverse Boston
When Is It?
The dialogues will take place Tuesday nights starting Apr 27, ending May 25, 2010 at Codman Square Tech Center in Dorchester.
How Do I Register?
Go to www.bostondialogues.org
Call Kathryn at (617) 5855423
Email dialogues@ywcaboston.org
Click here to register online.
- Adams Corner
- Ashmont
- Blue Hill Corridor
- Bowdoin-Geneva
- Cedar Grove
- Clam Point
- Codman Hill
- Codman Square
- Columbia Point
- Dorchester Ave.
- Dudley Triangle
- Fields Corner
- Four Corners
- Franklin Field
- Glover's Corner
- Grove Hall
- Lower Mills
- Mattapan
- Meetinghouse Hill
- Melville-Park
- Morton Village
- Neponset
- Polish Triangle
- Pope's Hill
- Port Norfolk
- Savin Hill
- St. Mark's Area
- Uphams Corner
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