Our focus is on the ways in which women have provided healing and promoted hope in various ways. The program will begin with a few engaging stories about women who have been ‘healers” and provided hope in various capacities. This will be followed by a panelist discussion about the importance of writing these stories.
WHEN: March 23, 2022 11am-12:15pm
WHERE: Online at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84635986420
Join us for a virtual panel discussion featuring community leaders highlighting issues that impact the overall health and wellness of African Americans – past, present, and future
WHEN: February 22, 2022 11am-12:15pm
WHERE: Online at https://tinyurl.com/2p9y2bmt
Featuring:
Dr. Karla Jones, Moderator and instructor at Central Piedmont Community College
Dr. Dellyse Bright, physician at Atrium Health
Ms. Gwendolyn Devins, resource center manager at Mecklenburg County Health Department
Eternity Philops, founder of Soul Liberation Wellness
Mr. R’kes Starling, CEO and founder of Reveles Clinical Services
Also, check out our resource guide on Black health and wellness here.
Come celebrate Black History Month with the Central Piedmont Library!
Meeting URL is here – https://tinyurl.com/y3exazrw
This is an online event. Event URL: http://bit.ly/FakeNewsProgram
How did Charlotte become a city of neighborhoods? Tom Hanchett wrote about that in his book Sorting Out the New South City (UNC Press 1998). He’ll delve into that history — newly relevant today as we grapple with issues of gentrification and affordable housing — in a talk on May 21 at 12:30 in Zeiss Building 1106 on Central Campus.
Dr. Tom Hanchett has worked as a community historian since his retirement from Levine Museum of the New South. He earned degrees from Cornell, University of Chicago and UNC Chapel Hill. Charlotte Magazine calls him Charlotte Dr. History and named him a 2015 Charlottean of the Year. Find his writings at www.HistorySouth.org
Join the CPCC Library for an open house of the new location Central Campus Library. Self guided tours will be offered to allow yourself to become acquainted with our new space.
Where: 1241 Charlottetowne Ave (the old Advanced Technologies Center)
When: January 24, 11am-3pm
