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As Austin grows and thrives, our city is becoming more diverse. Latinos, African-Americans, and Asians now make up over 50% of our residents. Yet this diversity isn't reflected among citizens who vote.

Join us for a review of the trends, and lend your voice during citizen roundtables to discuss how to get everyone engaged in our city's future.

Why Bother? Engaging Our Changing City
 

Monday, December 10, 2012
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Austin Community College
Eastview Campus, Multi-purpose Hall, Room 8500
3401 Webberville Road

Featuring
Host Joy Diaz, Reporter, KUT
Juan Castillo, Senior Reporter, Austin American-Statesman
Chantel Bottoms, Senior Research Analyst, Community Action Network
Community Facilitators, including:

Lisa Byrd
Samantha Davis
Brigid Hall
Carmen Llanes
Jon Salinas
Paulina Sosa
Jeffrey Travillion
Sarah Wildt

RSVP here

The event is free and open to the public.

Light refreshments will be served.
Spanish and ASL interpreters will be available.

This event is hosted in partnership with Austin Community College

More information on the Why Bother? series as a whole can be found here.