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Overwhelmingly Cityville residents have called for City Staff to facilitate community-driven discussions on racial and social justice issues. We have created this space so that all of our community members have an opportunity to participate, connect with each other, and discuss critical issues in an environment that is safe and welcoming for all.
Cityville acknowledges that racism in its many insidious forms - systemic, structural, societal, institutional, interpersonal - is very real and well documented. We will not debate the validity of that fact in this space.
We do not have all the answers, and we don’t want to discuss or plan or try to change anything without the voices of the people we’re trying to support - our BIPOC community. It is important that the issues addressed on this page come from you. Please take a moment to suggest conversation topics in the form below, and then visit the discussion, which will change monthly. We appreciate your support and input in this crucial work.
Overwhelmingly Cityville residents have called for City Staff to facilitate community-driven discussions on racial and social justice issues. We have created this space so that all of our community members have an opportunity to participate, connect with each other, and discuss critical issues in an environment that is safe and welcoming for all.
Cityville acknowledges that racism in its many insidious forms - systemic, structural, societal, institutional, interpersonal - is very real and well documented. We will not debate the validity of that fact in this space.
We do not have all the answers, and we don’t want to discuss or plan or try to change anything without the voices of the people we’re trying to support - our BIPOC community. It is important that the issues addressed on this page come from you. Please take a moment to suggest conversation topics in the form below, and then visit the discussion, which will change monthly. We appreciate your support and input in this crucial work.