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Fourth Annual Freedom Fund Banquet with Dr. Timothy B. Tyson

September 24, 2022 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm EDT

« Chemours Public Info Session for Fayetteville Works Expansion – Leland

CWFNC’s “40 Years of Environmental Justice: Birth in Warren County to Today & Beyond” Webinar »

Hosted by Warren Co. NAACP in collaboration with Warren County Environmental Action Team

Update: Changed from in-person to livestream*

Description:

A wonderful in-person program was planned this year with the theme “Back Together Again.” But the pandemic is not over and cases continue to spike in Warren County. In an effort to keep everyone safe, a memorable virtual event is being planned that will feature live and recorded performances.

The banquet will be livestreamed from Warren County Community Center. We will celebrate: 1) being “Back Together Again” virtually and 2) the collaborative efforts of Warren County NAACP and those who sparked the Warren County Environmental Justice Movement 40 years ago. A commemorative edition program book will give special recognition to the unsung warriors of the Warren County Environmental Justice Movement in 1982.

For more information and how to purchase tickets to the livestreamed event, visit: Warren County NAACP’s Facebook page

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September 24, 2022

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6:30 pm - 9:00 pm EDT

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« Chemours Public Info Session for Fayetteville Works Expansion – Leland

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