Join us for an evening of transformative conversation, delicious food, and meaningful connections at the Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement's (AADM) DEI Dinner and Dialogue Party. The event will take place on November 21st, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, at Encaptivating Events, 1059 Baxter Street, Suite C, Athens, GA 30606. This interactive event, led by AADM's Director and Co-Founder, Mokah Jasmine Johnson, will feature a panel of diverse voices sharing insights on fostering inclusion and equity in our community. Whether you're looking to expand your cultural awareness, learn practical strategies for promoting diversity, or simply network with like-minded individuals, this event is designed to empower you. Proceeds from the event will go directly toward supporting AADM’s racial equity initiatives and DEI programs, which are critical to advancing social justice and equity in Athens. Event Highlights: Engage in DEI Networking: Meet local leaders, advocates, and community members passionate about driving change. Learn from Expert Panelists: Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on how we can work together to build a more inclusive society. Q&A and Networking Opportunities: Ask questions, share experiences, and forge new connections. Panelists: Ian Roberts, DEI and Community Partnerships Chair, Episcopal Campus Ministry at UGA Linnea Lonno, Executive Director, The Cottage: Sexual Assault Center & Children’s Advocacy Center Jodi "Jo" Barnes, PhD (tentative), Founder of 14 Words for Love, Operations Manager, Georgia Conflict Center Christina Hylton, PhD, Development Consultant, Emergent Synergy Solutions Agenda: 5:30 PM – Check-In & Networking Activity 6:30 PM – Dinner & Panel Discussion 7:30 PM – Audience Q&A 7:50 PM – Photo Opportunity 8:00 PM – Event Closing Why Attend: By participating, you'll gain valuable tools to advance equity and inclusion in both personal and professional spaces. Plus, you'll be part of a vital movement working to create a more just and welcoming Athens for everyone. Reserve your spot today and be part of the change!