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Next full group meeting: March 11


Join us for our next full group in-person meeting to stay connected and discuss group efforts and plans. Bring yourself, your ideas, and your motivation for a just and equitable North Liberty. Wednesday, March 11, 6:30-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A at the North Liberty Library. RSVP on the Facebook event.



Help organize the next No Kings Rally in North Liberty!


We’re looking for volunteers to help plan and coordinate the next No Kings Rally in North Liberty on March 28 at 10 AM. We need help with: promotion, sign-making, volunteer coordination, day-of setup, speaker recruitment, and more.

 

Interested in pitching in? Contact Megan Franks at mfrankspt@gmail.com.




REMINDER: TOMORROW (Monday)! Gather at the library to watch W.E.B Du Bois panel.


Join fellow ARSJNL group members to watch this online event together in room CD at the North Liberty Public Library! Learn more about the online event here. Then come to the library on February 23 from 6-7:30 p.m. to watch with others! Thanks to Laura Housel for arranging!

ABOUT THIS GROUP

The Anti-Racism & Social Justice group in North Liberty, Iowa, is open to anyone living, working, learning, worshiping, or with a similar active investment in our city.

 

We envision North Liberty to be a community where every person thrives, belongs, and is celebrated.


Through collaboration and connection we:

  • Celebrate diversity

  • Advocate for our neighbors

  • Amplify voices

  • Open hearts to our common humanity

  • And cultivate a culture of kindness

 

Stay connected on Facebook, and reach the group admins by emailing arsjnorthliberty@gmail.com. Visit us online at www.arsjnl.org.


 
 
 

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Celebrating Black History Month!

February is Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the rich heritage, achievements, and contributions of Black Americans, Iowans, and North Libertarians, to society.

 

The history of Black Americans is integral to the fabric of our diverse society, and acknowledging their struggles, triumphs, and cultural impact is essential for fostering understanding, unity, and respect among us all.

 

The Anti-Racism and Social Justice group envisions North Liberty to be a community where every person thrives, belongs, and is celebrated. Black History Month moves us towards that vision by providing an opportunity for reflection on the ongoing journey toward a more just and equitable society and by encouraging dialogue on how we can work together to eliminate discrimination and foster an environment of acceptance.

 


Study to Understand the Healthcare Experiences of Trans, Genderqueer, and Intersex Communities


Trans Day of Visibility Community Potluck

The Corridor Community Action Network, Unitarian Universalist Society, and partners are hosting a community potluck as part of a multi-day Trans Day of Visibility line-up. Event planners are looking for volunteers and other contributions. Learn more about the event and how to participate here.

About this Group

The Anti-Racism & Social Justice group in North Liberty, Iowa, is open to anyone living, working, learning, worshiping, or with a similar active investment in our city.

 

We envision North Liberty to be a community where every person thrives, belongs, and is celebrated.


Through collaboration and connection we:

  • Celebrate diversity

  • Advocate for our neighbors

  • Amplify voices

  • Open hearts to our common humanity

  • And cultivate a culture of kindness

 

Stay connected on Facebook, and reach the group admins by emailing arsjnorthliberty@gmail.com. Visit us online at www.arsjnl.org



 
 
 

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This group's purpose is to pursue anti-racism and social justice in North Liberty, Iowa. It is open to anyone living, working, learning, worshiping, or with a similar active investment in our city.

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