The NEW SECIA Social Justice Study Club meets monthly; typically on the first Friday of the month at 5:00 pm.For the Jan 2021 meeting, we will be viewing this Ibram X Kendi TedTalk and discussing ways we can engage to be anti-racist. 
You can join via the zoom link here.
Interested in joining or learning more? Email Quinn at quinn@secomo.org.  

SECIA Town Hall Community Forum with Senator Kari Dziedzic, Representative Mohamud Noor, & Representative Sydney Jordan
Get Minnesota legislative updates, policy development and more from our State representatives. Share your thoughts and ask questions to help them best support our community. 

Click here to register for the meeting  
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Participants will have the chance to ask questions during the forum, but to submit your questions in advance, email jessica@secomo.org.   

Register in advance for this meeting:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMscOGvrDooG9O5sgYmU0EBeWqEViGFZTL_  

The Como Cares team is beginning formation. The emerging team has goals which include responding to our neighbors in need, strengthening relationships between neighbors, building a network of support. Early focus areas include finding meaningful ways to assist our unsheltered neighbors, and neighbors in mental health crises, and creating a block level network of support using mutual aid.
There will be different levels of engagement to support this work depending on your capability and interests. The first work group meeting, community training and engagement opportunity will on January 14th at 6:30PM. Click here to register. If you want to learn more, contact  Cody at codyhoerning@secomo.org or Andrew at norto263@umn.edu  

Via Zoom -  Register Here
Starting this January 2021: our monthly SECIA virtual coffee hour with SE Como business & organizational representatives. 

Join this informal listening session with SECIA's Executive Director, Jessica Focht-Perlberg and fellow SE Como neighboring business & organizational representatives, to get to know each other, discuss neighborhood interests and concerns, and share ideas about how we might best work together to improve for the good of our neighborhood.