This will be a Zoom-only meeting (we’ll email the link a day or two beforehand). As always, everyone’s input and ideas are very much welcome (needed!). Our main agenda items:- discuss plans for a candidate forum for the primaries
- hear update on plans for our big annual fundraising event in June
- solicit ideas for community outreach activities/events
- meet the leadership team of the Charlottesville Area Young Democrats (CAYD)
- consider whether to host an informational forum on the new (Draft) zoning map
- hear from local activist Kate Vasiloff about the difficult issue of medical aid in dying (and legislative actions to consider)
“It’s finally here! Charlottesville has released its draft zoning map. As dry as that sounds, this small document has the potential to dramatically change the look, feel — and livability — of this city for decades to come.”
Here are the candidates we know about in 2023 Charlottesville election races (partisan races only, we won’t be disseminating information about the non-partisan but important races for City of Charlottesville School Board and Jefferson District Soil and Water Board):
The Jefferson School African American Heritage Center is sponsoring its annual 8k 
Over 170 people came out for the Charlottesville Clergy Collective Saturday screening of the “Repairing the World” documentary about the mass shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue on Saturday February 11; the event was important in continuing the community dialogue around how we can work together to combat antisemitism, racism, and other forms of hate in our area.
