Carlisle Human Relations Commission approves minutes and plans for Pride Week activities

The Carlisle Human Relations Commission kicked off its February meeting with a focus on community engagement and upcoming events. The session began with the approval of minutes from the November meeting, which passed without objection.

A highlight of the meeting was the announcement of a significant event aimed at raising awareness about human trafficking. The YWCA is set to host a "lunch and learn" on April 22, featuring participation from the district attorney's office. This initiative underscores the commission's commitment to addressing critical social issues within the community.

Additionally, the commission shared exciting news about Carlisle Pride Week, scheduled for June 14-20. The week will feature daily activities, with a special emphasis on observing Juneteenth on June 19. The commission encourages residents to participate in Juneteenth events instead of bridal activities on that day, promoting inclusivity and awareness.

In staff updates, the commission congratulated Sergeant Resinski on the recent birth of his son, adding a personal touch to the meeting.

Overall, the discussions reflect the commission's ongoing efforts to foster community relations and address important social topics, with more details on events expected in the coming weeks.