Black Lives Still Matter (film screening and candid discussion & town hall)

This Black History Month, YPN is shouting: BLACK LIVES STILL MATTER! 

But let's be honest - do they really?

Do they really matter to us? Do they matter to politicians, law enforcement, community activists, families, educators, medical professionals... to everyday families? More importantly, do they matter to YOU?

Join us on Thursday February 11, 2016 as we celebrate Black History Month by asking, Do Black Live Still Matter? 

This is NOT another panel discussion of 'experts': the real experts are everyday citizens like YOU who are living life everyday in America. We need YOUR thoughts.

This heavily requested event will consist of a film screening of the heart-warming and provocative film, “Seeking Asylum,” followed by candid discussion on the movement for black lives… and you. Among many things, we’ll examine the current state of racial, community and legal relations in America and how it affects us all.

Come. Share your experiences. Learn ways to support the movement. Let your voice be heard. 

Doors open at 6:30 pm

**LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED**

For questions, please contact Historian Adofo at historian@nvulypn.org

Registration Required. If you have any questions, please contact Historian Salim Adofo at historian@nvulypn.org.