The Bristol Social Justice Discussion Group

The Bristol Social Justice Discussion Group meets to learn about different topics that affect our community. Programs include speakers, books and films addressing human rights, discrimination, equity, and access to resources. They seek to create a neighborhood conversation where community members can learn and grow together. Though the group does not take collective action, they do encourage participants to reflect on what they’ve learned during the discussion and to consider What they might THINK ABOUT differently? And What they might DO differently? following each event.

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