Bring a nut-free potluck item that reflects your cultural heritage, and teach us something about it! Fill out this form online or at the event to share more about you dish and your heritage!

This fun event will be a time connecting with one another as we learn from our generous table hosts about German, Dutch, Filipino, Icelandic, Scandinavian and Taiwanese culture, and more!

As we honor and recognize Juneteenth, join us for a movie screening and conversation of this PBS documentary.

From the creators: “A black man is troubled by the legacy of American slavery and the misuse of Christianity to justify it. He travels throughout Texas and discovers how the Juneteenth holiday reveals a resilient hope that empowered the formerly enslaved and their descendants to fight for freedom in an often unjust society.”

Join us for a conversation with Jennifer Paterson McLaughlin, Senior Program Manager of Youth and Education for the IRC, as she shares about their important work of providing opportunities for refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, and other immigrants to thrive in America, and ways we can support their work of welcoming and belonging!

As we continue to live into our value of Becoming Anti-Ableist, join us for a movie screening and conversation of this PBS documentary.

From the creators: “People with disabilities are one of the largest minorities in the United States. But for most of American history, they occupied a sub-class of millions without access to everyday things most citizens take for granted: schools, apartment buildings, public transportation, and more… Lives Worth Living traces the development of consciousness of these pioneers who realized that in order to change the world they needed to work together. Through demonstrations and inside legislative battles, the disability rights community secured equal civil rights for all people with disabilities. Thanks to their efforts, tens of millions of people's lives have been changed. This film is an oral history, told by the movement's mythical heroes themselves, and illustrated through the use of rare archival footage.”