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Social Equity: 90-Minute Online Conversation
September 5, 2019 @ 8:30 am - 10:00 am PDT
FreeSOCIAL EQUITY LIVING ROOM CONVERSATION
SEPT. 5, 2019 @ 11:30 AM ET / 8:30 AM PT (adjust for your time zone)
Social equity can be defined as a commitment to promote fair, just, and equitable recognition of basic needs of all residents and the total community, and a commitment to diligently advocate for the provision of those needs to all residents and the total community. This conversation focuses on our own personal and community experiences with the idea of social equity and our beliefs that there is a common good in the recognition and acceptance of this idea.
HERE is the conversation guide. Some of the questions explored include:
- What does the concept of “social equity” mean to you?
- Are there “social equity” concerns in your community? If so, what are they? If not, should there be?
- When it comes to achieving social equity, do your values line up with the redistributing of wealth and resources? Is everyone entitled to a certain quality and standard of living?
- Is the idea of social equity on your top 10 list of concerns? Why or why not?
You will need a device with a webcam to participate (preferably a computer or tablet rather than a cell phone).
Please only sign up for a place in this conversation if you are 100% certain that you can join – and thank you – we have many folks waiting to have Living Room Conversations and hope to have 100% attendance.
A link to join the conversation and additional details will be sent to you the day before the conversation.
*Disclaimer: What happens within your Living Room Conversations is solely your responsibility. We provide the Conversation Agreements and Conversation Guides that give framework for having a respectful conversation. Living Room Conversations cannot assume liability for the content of the conversation or its outcome.