DEC 17 – When My Skin Color Hurts
The dialogue continues as these four inspiring local health professionals dig deep into race issues in our communities…
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DECEMBER 10: “Moving to Systemic Change”
The Tri-county Cradle to Career Collaborative and YWCA Greater Charleston continue their co-presented speaker series, MOVING TO SYSTEMIC CHANGE, and they invite
APPLY NOW: North Charleston Arts Fest 2021
Calling all artists and performers! If you’d like to participate in the North Charleston Arts Fest next Spring, it’s time to apply.
HEART’s ‘Creative Misfits’ to host Gallery Opening & Art Auction
For those who don’t know, HEART is an inclusive arts community, first launched in Charleston in 2014, that provides “visual arts, music,
EVENT: DEC 1 – Virtual Summit on Food Systems
From our friends at GrowPurpose.com… Mark your calendars for Food Tank’s Virtual Summit on Food Systems! Food Tank is excited to
Coming Soon: PURE Theatre’s ‘Satchmo at the Waldorf”
From our friends at PURE Theatre… PURE Theatre continues its VIRTUAL Season 18: Season of Hope with Terry Teachout’s Satchmo at the
Black Ink Festival Looking for Authors & Sponsors For Upcoming Event
From our friends at the Black Ink African American Book Festival… Black Ink Festival Announces Sponsors and Opens Registrations to Black Authors
THE ARK’s Annual Ugly Sweater 5k is Just Around the Corner
SUMMERVILLE, S.C.– There are more than 95,000 South Carolinians living with Alzheimer’s disease, and more than 318,000 family and friends providing care
EVENT: All Land is not Creating Equal
In celebration of the Center’s 15th anniversary – and the 35th anniversary of the Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group, which helped spark the Center’s start-up – we invite you to learn about the role of land in wealth inequality, about heirs’ property and fractionated land, and about strategies and policies that can address this issue to build rural regions and urban communities that are more inclusive and resilient!
EVENT: Mindful Mornings To Discuss ‘Inequality’
The theme for this month is’Inequality. Our surprise guest speaker will share with us how they address issues, such as environmental and racial justice, throughout the Lowcountry, while also highlighting for us the complex dynamics that lead to homelessness within our community, and how you can get more involved.