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SUMMARY:Whatcom Racial Justice Forum
DESCRIPTION:\r\n\r\n\r\nBellingham Quakers Host Online Forum on Racial
  Justice (Rescheduled)\r\nIn light of the death of George Floyd in Min
 neapolis police custody and the massive protests and demonstrations sw
 eeping the country and our local communities, Bellingham Quakers are h
 osting a communitywide forum to talk about how to nurture racial justi
 ce here. The forum will be online from 7-9 p.m. on July 1st.\r\nThe Wh
 atcom Racial Justice Panel on Zoom invites a creative, collaborative d
 iscussion about policing reform, community priorities, and how to nurt
 ure racial justice in this historic moment. The link to join the forum
  is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89368508587 People are encouraged to joi
 n the call around 6:45 p.m. so the forum can start on time. It will be
  recorded and posted online afterwards, so anyone who misses the live 
 event can watch it. The link for the recording will be posted at https
 ://bellinghamfriends.org/ as soon as possible after the forum.\r\nPane
 lists include County Executive Satpal Sidhu; Rosalinda Guillén of Co
 mmunity to Community, an organization that advocates for food security
  and immigrant rights; Bellingham Deputy Police Chief Flo Simon; Shirl
 ey Williams of Lummi Nation and Whiteswan Environmental; and Jonathan 
 Randolph, Entrepreneur and professional singer. J. Lee Cook of Belling
 ham Friends Meeting (Quakers) will moderate the event, which will incl
 ude an opportunity for audience members to make comments and ask quest
 ions after panel presentations and discussion.\r\nQuakers believe that
  there is “a divine spark” within each person; we offer this idea 
 as a starting point for communication and creative problem-solving. De
 ep listening allows understanding and acceptance of change. The goal o
 f the forum is to enhance dialogue and promote peacemaking and fairnes
 s.\r\nRacial justice is a very big topic. The current focus on law enf
 orcement nationally is important, but there are many other considerati
 ons. The goal for the forum is for the community to meet this moment b
 y looking closely at the emergent issues, and then moving beyond them 
 to a vision for a better future.\r\nFor additional information contact
  Virginia Herrick, virginiafherrick@gmail.com, or Allen Stockbridge, 3
 60-223-8346.\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\nFor more information visit https://transit
 ionwhatcom.ning.com/events/whatcom-racial-justice-forum
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CATEGORIES:community, forum
LOCATION:Online Zoom Meeting
WEBSITE:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89368508587
URL:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89368508587
CONTACT:3602238346
ORGANIZER;CN="Allen Stockbridge":https://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/pr
 ofile/AllenStockbridge
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