Diversity Council to discuss next topic in panel series, next steps for the development of its youth coalition

Posted By: Staff November 28, 2023

The next topic for its panel series, the direction that the youth coalition will take and upcoming events will be on the agenda of the Bristol Diversity Council at its regular monthly meeting this evening, according to chair Jaymie Bianca.

The meeting at 6:30 p.m. in Meeting Room 3 at the Bristol Public Library is also available virtually via Zoom. Public participation begins at 6:40 p.m.

The panel series has included discussions with people of color during Black History Month about their experiences in the city and areas of improvement and also members of the LGBTQ+ community held during Pride Month to promote awareness and celebrate diversity.

The council also has formed a youth coalition to engage young people and encourage them to voice their concerns about diversity in the city.

The meeting can be accessed via Zoom at this link: https://bristolct-gov.zoom.us/j/82946776934?pwd=cEVOUnVJaExGQlF3WFhHak1JZUJ3dz09.

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