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Serving The Whole Child A Focus on Safe Housing at The Garde
May 8 @ 6:30 pm
$48 – $125![](https://ctexaminer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Screenshot-2024-05-01-082452.png)
Connecticut Public and CT Black & Brown Student Union co-host a series about the factors contributing to a child’s success in life.
While educational success is often tied to well-resourced school districts, other factors impact a child’s trajectory like their access to affordable healthcare and healthy food.
Connecticut Public and the CT Black and Brown Student Union (CT BBSU) are partnering to host a series of one-hour conversations that explore what communities and policymakers can do to serve the whole child.
This conversation on May 8 will focus on the importance of safe housing.
The community is invited to attend!
There will be refreshments starting at 6:30 pm in the Garde’s Oasis Room on the second floor. The panel discussion starts at 7 pm with panelists:
- Sabrina Buckwalter, Story Producer/Reporter at Connecticut Public
- Margaret Lancaster, Health Program Coordinator at Ledge Light Health District
- Shanda Easley, Program Manager, Thames River Community Service, Inc.
- Errol Maurice, Housing Counseling Agency Coordinator at New London’s Homeless Hospitality Center