Join us for a screening of Join or Die, which explores the crucial role clubs and civic organizations play in uniting Americans, and connect with local groups to be part of the solution.
Attendees will have the chance to watch the powerful documentary based on the groundbreaking research of Ohioan Robert Putnam, author of Bowling Alone. After learning about mending and strengthening the social fabric of our state and nation, engage in the discussion with local leaders and talk to local clubs who are seeking new members. Presented in partnership with Leadership Ohio and funded in part by the America 250-Ohio Commission.
PANEL DISCUSSION FEATURING:
- Todd Kleismit, Executive Director of Ohio Commission for the U.S. Semiquincentennial
- Aní Mwalimu, Interim Board Director of the Royal Oak Initiative; Founder and Director of Pan-African Connections
- Angela Ramos Fields, Board Member, Friends of the Library; President of Emerging Autism Solutions
- Merri Bame, President, Kiwanis Club of Columbus
CLUB FAIR FEATURING:
Stonewall Pride
Storyline Books
CML Street Squad
Ohio Writers Association
Sew to Speak
Royal Oak Initiative
OhioLUG
Queer Climbing Columbus
Columbus Area Boardgaming Society
Columbus Kiwanis
Friends of the Library
Yay Bikes
AGE GROUP: | Families | Communities | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Community Event |
Main Library Parking Garage
Carnegie’s Café, First Floor
The Library Store, First Floor
Carnegie Gallery, Second Floor
