WALKS 2021 |
We will be walking quarterly, with our walk discussions focusing on four key civic issues - HOUSING, EDUCATION, HEALTH, and the ENVIRONMENT. Stay tuned here for details. Also, find us on Facebook and Instagram We Walk Together Charlotte.
March 15th
Monday 8:30-10am
MOORE PLACE
2400 Lucena Street, 28206
We will meet at Charlotte's first permanent supportive housing complex for the chronically homeless and walk 1.2 miles in the surrounding Druid Hills neighborhood. Our walk discussion focus will on HOUSING and we will be joined by Liz Clasen-Kelly, CEO of Roof Above; Kathy Izard, author and driving force behind Moore Place; as well as other community leaders. BRING MASKS - WE WILL ABIDE BY SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES.
June 15th
Tuesday 8:30-10am
LITTLE SUGAR CREEK GREENWAY
2524 Tyvola Road (across from Marion Diehl Park)
This 2 mile walk will take place on part of the Greenway winding through the woods surrounding the Charlotte Waste Water Treatment Plant. Our walk discussion will focus on CLEAN WATER and led by Meg Fencil with Sustain Charlotte; Billy Allen, manager of the Plant; our amazing Charlotte historian Tom Hanchett, as well as other stakeholders who will share what you need to know about clean water in Charlotte.
Monday 8:30-10am
MOORE PLACE
2400 Lucena Street, 28206
We will meet at Charlotte's first permanent supportive housing complex for the chronically homeless and walk 1.2 miles in the surrounding Druid Hills neighborhood. Our walk discussion focus will on HOUSING and we will be joined by Liz Clasen-Kelly, CEO of Roof Above; Kathy Izard, author and driving force behind Moore Place; as well as other community leaders. BRING MASKS - WE WILL ABIDE BY SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES.
June 15th
Tuesday 8:30-10am
LITTLE SUGAR CREEK GREENWAY
2524 Tyvola Road (across from Marion Diehl Park)
This 2 mile walk will take place on part of the Greenway winding through the woods surrounding the Charlotte Waste Water Treatment Plant. Our walk discussion will focus on CLEAN WATER and led by Meg Fencil with Sustain Charlotte; Billy Allen, manager of the Plant; our amazing Charlotte historian Tom Hanchett, as well as other stakeholders who will share what you need to know about clean water in Charlotte.