Time and time again we’ve seen how an open dialogue from
groups with varying points of view contribute to long-lasting solutions for a
variety of issues facing our community. The different experiences, knowledge,
and voices offer insights that aren’t always apparent to all parties concerned
with overcoming challenges they are passionate about. In short, the whole is
greater than the sum of its parts.
In homage of Black History Month, Peirce invites you to join
us in a dialogue aimed at improving relationships and awareness across
cultures. On Friday, Februrary 27th, Peirce’s Black History Month
Committee will host a discussion that features a panel of leaders from
academia, business, community, government, religious, and law enforcement in an
effort to bridge disconnects and inspire a stronger culture of trust.
This cross-culture discussion will include tools, resources, and opportunities for
improved relationships across cultures by leaders from varied sectors of our
community.
Date: Friday, February 27, 2015
Location: Peirce College, 1420
Pine Street, Rooms 51-52, College Hall
Time: 5:30 – 7:30 PM
Light Refreshments
will be served
