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Chair highlights outreach at county fair; commission to return next year

Michigan City Human Rights Commission · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The commission’s chair reported spending three days at the county fair promoting the Human Rights Commission, passing out flyers and driving a golf cart; fair organizers invited the commission to return next year to continue outreach.

The Michigan City Human Rights Commission's chair told members Aug. 4 that outreach at the county fair raised the commission’s visibility and organizers invited the group to return next year.

"I spent 3 days out to the fairgrounds driving the golf cart for Human Rights Commission, and they want us back next year," the chair said, adding that flyers were distributed to attendees who were often unaware the commission existed. "For a lot of people didn't know, Michigan City had a human rights."

The chair said the fair appearance was a chance to educate the public about the commission’s role. Community engagement committee items were discussed briefly, including an upcoming "wine and sip" event contact; no formal outreach budget or next steps were adopted at the meeting.