What is At the Table Colorado?
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Margaret Mead
SPECIAL EVENT
Join us for a community discussion:
What’s on Your Mind?
Topic: Mental Health: Separating Facts from Fiction
Coffee at the Point
710 E 26th Ave
Denver, CO 80205
Monday, June 17th
7:30 pm – 9 pm
Join us tonight for What’s on Your Mind?…a community discussion on De-stigmatizing Conversations around Mental Health, at Coffee at the Point https://www.coffeeatthepoint.com/ All are welcome, because all voices matter…YOUR VOICE MATTERS!!!
Topic was chosen based on input from the community.
For more details about What’s on Your Mind? CLICK HERE.
What is At the Table Colorado?
At the Table Colorado (ATTC) brings people from all walks of life together, to participate in a series of free community-wide conversations about what makes their neighborhoods/communities/regions great and what can be done to make them even better — more sustainable, stronger and vibrant.
Launched by the Chicago Community Trust, in 2014, as On the Table, the Table concept has become a national movement, inspiring grassroots conversations across the country in cities such as: The Big Table, Columbus OH; The Longest Table, Tallahassee FL and On the Table, Lexington KY. At the Table Colorado is the first statewide Table conversation and the first in the Rocky Mountain region.
How it works:
Volunteers throughout each neighborhood/community/region will Host conversations with 8 to 10 individuals over a meal or coffee. Groups can Host several Tables simultaneously or one at a time. Anyone can Host a Table and choose a topic for discussion, really, anyone!
Who participates:
Everyone and anyone — neighborhood associations, senior citizens, libraries, businesses, students, civic groups, schools, houses of worship, refugees, young professionals, the homeless population and nonprofits; everyone is welcome…literally, everyone!
What happens afterwards:
Participants will be invited to take a survey to help gain a deeper understanding about the content of their conversations, including issues discussed, ideas and suggestions for improvement and intended actions.
When:
The next, statewide At the Table Colorado conversations will be part of National Volunteer and Community Service Month in April 2019.