What's Up Weekly. 08.29.22
Tomorrow, August 30th, our next What Is It Going To Take? The LGBTQIA + Experience will offer people a chance to hear from a dynamic group of panelists as they discuss what equality looks like for LGBTQIA + individuals today.
Our Panelists
As the first Executive Director for PFLAG Charlotte, Karen Graci (pictured left) leads the organization’s efforts to strengthen families, empower LGBTQ+ allies, and elevate LGBTQ+ voices through peer support, education, and outreach.
Daniel Valdez (pictured right) is the Senior Director of External Affairs at Welcoming America. He has more than ten years in nonprofit management. Daniel also serves on the board for Charlotte Pride.
Kent Brintnall (pictured center) is an associate professor at UNC Charlotte, where he is affiliated with the Religious Studies Department and the Women’s & Gender Studies Program. His research and teaching focus on gender, sexuality, sexual violence, critical theory, and religion
Join us in person on Tuesday, August 30th at 6 pm.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
1900 The Plaza, Charlotte, NC
A Concert For Everyone!
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Andrew Finn Magill will wow you with his amazing talent! A North Carolina native, Andrew Finn Magill, will provide an interactive performance and lecture on the “evolution of Irish and Scottish fiddle traditions in the Appalachian Mountains.” Participants will enjoy fascinating historical information and a toe-tapping musical performance.
Beer, wine, and seltzers will be available for purchase. Light refreshments will also be served.
Thursday, September 8th at Birdsong Brewing
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Charlotte became a Certified Welcoming City in May 2022. A Welcoming City is a designation by Welcoming America given to cities and counties that have created policies and programs reflecting their commitment to immigrant inclusion.
During Welcoming Week, cities across the globe celebrate with events that not only spark conversation but change.
Join us at MacFly Fresh for a discussion with Federico Rios (Assistant Director, Office of Equity, Mobility and Immigrant Integration – City of Charlotte) about the challenges immigrants in our community face, what it means to create a Welcoming City, and how we can all play a role.
All events above are FREE, but we ask that you RSVP at our website.