Chelmsford's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee discussed planning for Indigenous People's Day on October 10, with logistics underway for staging, seating, decorations and volunteer coordination.
The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee unanimously approved June 6 minutes and reported progress on Indigenous People's Day planning for October 10. Members Linda Morel, Tina Kempner, Sophy Theam, and Rachel Ford assigned logistics tasks including pizza and water orders, equipment
Chelmsford Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee postponed summer meetings and confirmed upcoming community events. Chair Bill Campbell presided over approval of prior minutes and updates on the Rice Festival, which drew approximately 120 attendees, and a June 6 Pride booth event. The
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee suspended regular meetings through August and advanced planning for June and July community events. Chair Bill Campbell and eight members approved prior minutes and allocated $500 for a June 12 Pride Month dance party, with Tina Kempner leading planning
Chelmsford DEI Committee reviews Transgender Day of Visibility event, updates spring programming. Approximately 60 attendees participated despite early promotion and PFLAG involvement, prompting members to identify outreach gaps and propose promoting future events through hospitals and Emerson
Chelmsford Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee approves spring event slate. Chair Bill Campbell and the seven-member committee endorsed a packed calendar including Transgender Day of Visibility on March 29 at the Chelmsford Community Arts center with PFLAG speaking; an Asian American and
The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee approved prior minutes and heard presentations on podcast development and spring programming. Chair Bill Campbell oversaw discussion of a Chelmsford Telemedia podcast project and updates on Black History Month events, including trivia and jazz brunch
Chelmsford Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee approves prior minutes and reports on programming. Chair Bill Campbell and five members attended the January 14 meeting and received three grants totaling $4,750, including $1,000 from the Greater Lowell Community Foundation for Black History
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