How do you think about civic duty? Do we have responsibilities as citizens? Are they optional? Join KUT News and 1A's Jenn White for pre-event networking and a live conversation exploring how our individual civic duty contributes to how well our democracy works. The conversation will...
Join us for an enlightening "Lunch 'n Learn" event hosted by Open House Austin. This event is designed to empower homeowners through education on property ownership and its role in fostering civic engagement. Our featured speaker, Amy from Austin Common, will cover essential topics such as: Civic...
Join us at Bethany Cemetery to celebrate freedom and honor those at Bethany who lived through pivotal moments in history. Event activities include: A salute to the Buffalo Soldiers Ancestral prayers Displays and stories of Bethany Cemetery Free refreshments Parking is available at Sims Elementary...
We are thrilled to announce a special continuing education session on Disaster Psychology, designed for current and aspiring members of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Our CERT Team member, Dr. Escamilla, a licensed clinical social worker and veteran CERT instructor, will conduct this session. Join...
WANT TO BUY A HOME IN 1-2 YEARS? JUMPSTART YOUR HOME-BUYING JOURNEY HERE! Join This Workshop! We’ll Cover - Austin Real Estate Market Update How Much Does a House Cost - Like, Really? The Step-By-Step Process, From Pre-Approved to Closing & Beyond Bonus: Q&A With...
On behalf of the City of Austin’s Housing Department, and support from Economic Development, we invite you to attend the Black Land Matters Symposium on June 14, 2024. The event will take place in the Shudde Fath Conference Room at the Austin Energy Headquarters in...
Introducing our premier Stay Black & Live Juneteenth Free Your Mind Symposium speaker, Amanda Johnston presenting, "An Artist's Duty". Join us on Monday, June 17, 2024 from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM for a reading and brief talk with 2024 Texas State Poet Laureate, and...
Join Abode Press at The Future Front House for poetry readings by renowned Black poets, KB Brookins, Enzo Silon Surin, and Mirakol Jade. Each poet will reflect on Juneteenth, its cultural significance in Texas as well as read from their works. There will be books...
Leading to the mayoral election this November our Young Scholars for Justice are hosting a forum for our community to learn about each candidates positions on various issues. Also hosted by La Raza Roundtable, LULAC Council 2242, and the Montopolis Neighborhood Association.
Worried about climate change but not sure where to start? Grab a mug of coffee or a desk lunch and hop on our 30-minute online call to connect with others and learn about our parent-led climate group. We're continuing our discussions inspired by the podcast We...
