HOME, HEALTH, HOPE: Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate and Voter Education Forum
Learn how the Minneapolis Mayoral candidates will work in partnership with grassroots groups and residents to prevent and end homelessness, increase health and racial equity, and generate opportunities for wealth creation and long, dignified lives.
- Date and Time: Tuesday, September 30th, 5:00PM to 8:00PM (Candidate Forum start time: 6:00PM)
- Location: Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (2730 E 31st St, Minneapolis, MN 55406)
- Registration: bit.ly/2025homehealthhope
Minneapolis is home to over 429,000 people whose cultures, values, and diversity make our communities strong and empowered. In the state of Minnesota, there are:
- 659,000 people living with a disability
- 460,000 LGBT+ adults across the state,
- 1 in 5 Minnesota children being the child of an immigrant, and
- 9,996 people living with HIV
Given this diverse population’s varied needs, a coalition of grassroots community organizations are inviting Minneapolis voters to hear directly from mayoral candidates. Phoebe Trepp, Executive Director of Clare Housing, emphasizes the importance of voter participation saying, “We know that our futures are brighter and our communities thrive when we create a city and systems that work for all of us.”
Register today: bit.ly/2025homehealthhope
We look forward to seeing you there!
This event is coordinated by Clare Housing, and co-hosted by Aliveness Project, The Arc Minnesota, Autism Society of MN, COPAL MN, Empower Diaspora, Jewish Community Action, MN Brain Injury Alliance, New American Development Center, Open Arms, OutFront MN, and REV UP MN.
