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    Community Power Hour

    Invitation graphic to a Community Power Hour

    A Dialogue and A Dance Floor

    • National Public Housing Museum, 919 S. Ada Street, Chicago, IL 60607

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    Partner Event

    Voqal Partners invites you to a community dialogue and dancefloor.

    A Dialogue | 3–5 pm
    Featuring Martine Caverl of Ujimaa Medics; Irene Romulo of Cicero Independiente; Dr. David Stovall, author of Engineered Conflict (previously featured in a book talk at the museum); and Rich Wallace of Equity and Transformation (e.a.t.).

    A Dancefloor | 5–8 pm
    Curated by DJs Kush Bliss and Vanessa Bella of House of Bliss Chicago.

    Register with Voqal Partners

    This event is sponsored by Voqal Partners. Donations welcome—click the “registry” link when you register to donate—event proceeds will benefit the Chicago Torture Justice Center.

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