City Share will sponsor a conversation on crime and safety issues, “One Goal, Many Approaches,” on Wednesday at noon at the Bessie Smith Hall, 200 E. M.L.King Blvd. The event is free and open to the public.
Following a panel discussion, the audience will be allowed a question-and-answer time. The panel will include Bea Lurie, president of Girls Inc. of Chattanooga, a nonprofit that seeks to support the needs of all girls; Lt. Brian Cotter of the Chattanooga Police Department and East Chattanooga Weed and Seed; and Helen Eigenberg, chairwoman of UTC’s Department of Criminal Justice.
“One Goal, Many Approaches” is the second installment in a three-part City Share series focused on crime and safety.The series is a precursor to Stand & Deliver: Safety, a series of events designed to connect Chattanoogans and entities through collaborative, community-building efforts aimed at reducing crime.
Since space is limited and a light lunch will be served, reservations are required. E-mail participate@createhere.org or call 648-2195.