LRCs is a conversational model developed by dialogue experts to facilitate connection between people despite their differences, and even identify areas of common ground and shared understanding.  These are wonderful opportunities to connect with fellow Rotarians, and beyond that, engage in some conversations that help inform our work as leaders in the community.  The series begins with some important topics that are less publicly controversial, and progresses into topics that more commonly appear in news headlines.  Rotarians are invited to register for as many or as few conversations as they like.

Questions about LRCs, registration, and participation may be directed to Stephen Kelly at kell0587@umn.edu. Here is more information, too, about dates and topics:

To register for LRC, visit: bit.ly/WBL Livingroom conversations

Th. Apr. 15 @ 6:30 p.m.—PoliceCommunity Relations

Tu. Apr 20 @ 4 p.m.—The Opportunity Gap

W. May 19 @ 6:30 p.m. Tribalism 101: Next Door Strangers

While we don’t have group volunteering at this time (we are limiting the number of people in our building), we do have lots of great individual volunteer positions.Sign-Up Genius:Click Here to Sign up. You can sign up for multiple shifts and create your own schedule!