City of Bloomington, Indiana / Our Table, Our Talk

The fourth and final episode of #OurTableOurTalk is here. Host Beverly Calender-Anderson is joined by community member Jennifer Crossley, LGBTQ+ Culture Center Director Doug Bauder, and Unitarian Universalist Church Ministers Rev. Mary Ann Macklin and Rev. Scott McNeill to discuss allyship and how we can be better allies.

Our Table, Our Talk is produced by the City of Bloomington, Indiana's Community and Family Resources Department.
Video Directed by Justin Crossley

The third of four episodes of Our Table, Our Talk

Did you know that only one-in-three African Americans in need of mental health care actually receive it? Guests Rhemma Payne and Jasmine Dennie discuss this fact and more in this week's episode of Our Table, Our Talk. Rhemma, a Mental Health Professional, speaks about barriers and resources for people of color receiving mental health help. Jasmine shares her story of trauma due to her bother's untreated mental health.

Guests:
Rhemma Payne
Jasmine Dennie
Hosted by Beverly Calender-Anderson
Produced by City Of Bloomington's Community and Family Resources Department
Directed by Justin Crossley

Our Table, Our Talk, episode 2 of 4
Guests include Donald Griffin and Muhammad Saahir
Hosted by Beverly Calender-Anderson
Produced by City Of Bloomington's Community and Family Resources Department
Directed by Justin Crossley

The first of four episodes of Our Table, Our Talk

Guests:
Rafi-Khalid Hasan
Alandra Harris-Hasan
Jermaine Robinson
Lia F. Robinson
Hosted by Beverly Calender-Anderson
Produced by City Of Bloomington's Community and Family Resources Department
Directed by Justin Crossley

Debuting the first Thursday of Black History Month 2019, Our Table, Our Talk is a series of conversations hosted by the City of Bloomington’s Community and Family Resources Department designed to spark conversation that builds community and brings us closer together.