Jun 18 Thursday
Date: June 18, 2025
Time: 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Location: Kennard Nature Nook 6588 McEwen Rd., Centerville
Register HereThis Voices and Stories program presented by the Centerville-Washington Diversity Council will host a panel who will focus on local LGBTQ+ individuals and the unique challenges presented by the intersection of their queer identities with other aspects of who they are. From race and ethnicity, to religion, to citizenship, balancing intersectionality can offer challenges, but it can also offer multiple areas for the communities around them to offer support. Join us to learn what it means to accept and understand ALL of someone, and how acceptance often begins at the intersection of who they are.
The Panelists include:
Luke is a proud gay man, emergency room nurse, and community advocate in the Dayton area.Alexandra is a Mexican American queer lesbian who serves on the board of directors for the Cincinnati Workers Center & the Kettering Board of Community Relations and more.Tania is a Mental Health Counselor in training with a master's in clinical Mental Health Counseling, fluent in both Spanish and English.For questions about this program, please reach out to CWDC Program Chair, Roopsi Narayan at rjnarayan@premierhealth.com.
Jun 19 Friday
The Coretta Scott King Center for Cultural and Intellectual Freedom proudly presents Chosen: A Documentary Film Screening & Talk Back, a special Pride andJuneteenth fundraising event dedicated to advancing education and dialogue about Black Trans experiences. The event is being organized in partnership with the Yellow Springs Juneteenth Committee, the 365 Project of Yellow Springs, and Yellow Springs Pride.
This powerful evening will feature a screening of Chosen: A Love Letter to Black Trans Community, a film documenting Black Trans Family Reunion in New Orleans, LA that created a space for reimagining community, wellness, joy, and gathering. Following the film, there will be an engaging dialogue between Ace Xavier Portis, Lee Wade, and Miles Taylor. Ace Xavier Portis, the architect of the Black Trans Family Reunion, is the film’s Producer and Governance Chair of the Antioch College Board of Trustees.
Jul 06 Monday
Meet a Ross Medical Education Center staff member today to talk about this semester’s classes to become a Certified Nurse Aide, Nursing Assistant, or earn your CNA Certificate!
Jul 13 Monday
A book club for music fans: band memoirs, studio histories, genre guides and more. See online event calendar for details
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If you like digging into backstories as much as listening to music, join us to discuss music-related books, documentaries, podcasts and more.
Because no one wants to spend time reading a book they don't like, there is no assigned title. Instead, you choose a book (or documentary, podcast, article, zine, etc.) that fits in with a monthly theme. When we get together, we'll all share the stories, songs, and clips we found. This kind of book club is a great way to get reading recommendations and discover new bands.
Learn More: https://greenelibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/699e06fe6724c63d00f4e904
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