“In response to rising incidences of hate speech, hate violence, and social inequities, the Moorhead Human Rights Commission will be holding an ongoing series of community conversations. Candid conversations about race, hate speech, and discrimination are meant to inspire courageous dialogue and lead to direct action in an equitable and healing space. We wish to provide an opportunity for citizens to express love and provide help against hate through engaging with a complex variety of topics in an effort to inspire thoughtful leadership on current social justice issues.” Cani Aden, Human Rights Commission Chair.
To comply with COVID-19 public health recommendations, the July 1 Listening Session will be held using virtual meeting technology. The Human Rights Commission Chair and Vice Chair will be present in the City Council Chambers along with some city staff. Other Commissioners will participate remotely. Please note that a quorum of Human Rights Commission will be present prior to the start of the meeting.
The public is welcome to join the virtual meeting.
There will be opportunities for members of the public to speak during the meeting.
