LiveGirl and S.T.A.R. Join Force for a conversation on Healing Together
New Canaan, Connecticut – How can I get involved in healing my community? How can I navigate the racial dynamic? These are some of the important questions that will be addressed in an upcoming community conversation, “What’s Next: Post-Election Racial Healing” co-hosted by LiveGirl and Stand Together Against Racism (S.T.A.R.)
LiveGirl Founder and CEO Sheri West shared, ”Conversation is a catalyst for change.” West continued, “We encourage anyone who wants to learn, unlearn, and take positive steps toward ending racism to join us for this conversation.”
S.T.A.R. (Stand Together Against Racism) Founder Fatou Niang, “To be resilient in the midst of chaos has never been more important. We have to be each other keeper in our differences. The hope for a better future lies in our ability to talk to each other. Join us in finding our communality”
The event will be held via Zoom on Tuesday, December 8th from 4-5pm. The event will feature Akia Callum (Director of Community Impact & Marketing at Bridge to Success Community Partnership & President of the Connecticut NAACP) and April Harvin (LCSW, Behavioral Health Professional and Administrator. Psychotherapist, Coach, Staff Developer and Consultant). The conversation will be moderated by Fatou Niang, Founder of S.T.A.R.
To learn more and register, visit https://golivegirl.org/upcoming-events
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About LiveGirl: Founded in 2014, LiveGirl, Inc. is a Connecticut-based nonprofit organization that builds confident, inclusive leaders. Our mission is to prepare the next generation of diverse, brave female leaders with the skills, community, and connections so that ALL girls may thrive and make a positive impact on the world. For more information, please visit www.goLiveGirl.org or email info@goLiveGirl.org.

About S.T.A.R: A Community Action nonprofit organization with the goal to improve the educational and understating of racial biases and systemic racism. Our advocacy work will also be focusing on supporting grassroots action both locally and nationally. Developing opportunities for multi-community initiatives and creating a racial framework to proactively promote Anti-Racist actions for both youth and adults.
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