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Commission notes conferences, radio segment and annual dinner speaker

Evansville Commission on Social Status of African American Males · October 24, 2024
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Summary

Commissioners flagged two conferences in Indianapolis in early November, a Saturday radio segment on Black men and voting, and the Human Relations annual dinner on Nov. 1 featuring Rev. Dr. William J. Barber.

Members of the Evansville Commission on Social Status of African American Males shared several upcoming events and outreach opportunities during the Oct. 24 meeting.

S5 reminded the commission about the Indiana Council on Educating Children of Color conference on Nov. 8–9 and noted the Indiana Youth Institute event on Nov. 3–4 in Indianapolis; one commissioner cited a $499 per-person registration figure for a conference. Commissioner Moore (S8) said she and others will appear on a community radio segment about Black men and voting airing Saturday at 8 a.m.

S5 also reminded members that the Human Relations annual dinner and Mayor's celebration of diversity awards is scheduled for Nov. 1 and that Reverend Dr. William J. Barber will serve as the event speaker.

No formal votes accompanied these announcements; members asked staff to circulate registration and Webex access information.