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  • Join us, in partnership with the URMC ISD Diversity & Inclusion Committee, for a special community dinner on Wednesday, February 25. 6 PM at the Gandhi Institute.

    As we honor Black History Month, we’ll gather to explore the rich tapestry of Black history in Rochester and the vibrant communities that continue to shape our city today. This evening centers the principles of nonviolence alongside powerful stories of resistance, resilience, and triumph that define Rochester’s past and present.

    We are honored to be joined by Dr. Rashid Muhammad, whose presence and leadership will add depth to our shared reflection and dialogue, as well as Thomas Warfield, a Rochester native and an international performing artist, Warfield has performed on stage, television, and film in more than 100 cities worldwide.

    This is a potluck dinner! Please bring a vegan or vegetarian dish to share as we break bread together and build community through a shared meal.

    Together, we celebrate the intersections of our diverse communities and the ongoing work of building a more just and equitable Rochester.
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In Support of MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence
The M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence is a nonprofit that equips people to use nonviolence to create a sustainable and just world for all. The Gandhi Institute collaborates with local organizations, academic institutions, students, and committed peacemakers in the following areas: Nonviolence Education Restorative Practices Environmental Sustainability Racial Justice