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Community Forum with State Representatvies Melissa Douglas and Pattie Mansur. Refreshments will be served. Representatives from Happy Bottoms and LINC will be available to provide information and guidance on enrollment in their services and programs.

Celebrate the accomplishment of east-side entrepreneurs as they compete to win start-up funding for their new business and nonprofits! Rise Business Pitch Competition Tickets, Sat, May 31, 2025 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite

March for Peace Starting at 39th and Prospect, marching up to Linwood and Prospect. Kansas City, MO

Enjoy an easy stroll or jog through Marlborough with your friends! Or, if you have a competitive spirit, dash to the finish line for the win! This 2.5-mile Fun Run/Walk will take you along the scenic Green Walk trail from 81st & Troost to Rachel Morado Plaza and back again for a community picnic. This […]

Location: CNI Headquarters Address: 31 W. 31st Street, KCMO 64108 Date: June 7th Time: 1:00 PM The seminar aims to present and demystify the individuals and entities one might interact with following a homicide. Being informed is empowering; our sessions are designed to help you regain control. The letters G.R.I.E.F. represent the different areas discussed […]

Trauma and the effect it can have on our lives can last a lifetime. This training will begin to uncover types of trauma, how we might experience it, and ways to move through it. We are not destined to “just live with it”. If you are a practitioner or looking for personal insight, this experience […]

https://www.unitekc.org/events/walk-for-unity-5th-annual Unite KC's 5th Annual Walk for Unity is a celebration of community, diversity, and togetherness. This family-friendly event brings people together to walk in solidarity, promote peace, and strengthen bonds across Kansas City. Participants will enjoy a day of inspiring conversations, local performances, and activities that highlight the power of unity. Join us in […]

Learn about the indigenous roots of Restorative Justice, the concepts of dignity, universal needs, and how it differs from criminal justice. This interactive training includes using restorative processes in schools, out in community, and with justice-involved individuals to break the cycle of violence and repair relationships.