We have lost the place in our community where real issues and challenges are discussed together in generative and productive ways. Sessions by VANtalks will host interactive dialogue spaces where the current issues of our time can be discussed.
🌟 You're Invited! 🌟 Join Us for an Interactive Evening of Dialogue, Discussion, and Action
Civil Discourse or Civil Divide... What happens in our community if we can't talk to each other?
✨ About the Event: Embark on a transformative journey with us! This interactive event goes beyond conversation. Facilitated discussions will lead us to actionable insights. Let's explore the impact of civil discourse on our community and work together to bridge divides.
🗓️ Date: Feb 28th
🕕 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm
📍 Venue: Red Cross Building at the Historic Trust (605 Barnes Street, Vancouver, WA 98660)
🎉 Two Amazing Speakers:
💬 Activities:
Networking with local changemakers
Facilitated Dialogue Sessions
Collaborative Workshops
Complexity Walk Through
🔍 Exploration Topics:
Understanding Diverse Perspectives
Navigating Challenging Conversations
Strategies for Positive Action
🎉 Highlights:
Engaging Discussions
Actionable Takeaways
Networking Opportunities
Refreshments Provided
📧 Contact: hello@vancouverbyus.com
Let's turn dialogue into action and build a stronger, united community together!
Temple Lentz, President/CEO of The Historic Trust
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Will Campbell, Associate Editor and Co-owner of the Columbian
What replaces traditional local journalism: In many communities in the US, local independent reporter jobs have diminished and disappeared. What’s replaced them is bloggers, Facebook groups, and politically driven propaganda.
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