What smart neighborhoods can learn from Frayser
Join High Ground for What Smart Neighborhoods Can Learn from Frayser on June 13. This free speaker event will offer a discussion on the exciting efforts underway to create a brighter future for the north Memphis community. Register for free today to be a part of the conversation.
Since April, the On the Ground series has been focused on Frayser and the people and organizations working for a brighter future for the community. Please join us Monday, June 13 for “What Smart Neighborhoods Can Learn From Frayser” at Pursuit of God Transformation Center.
From 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., a panel of community leaders will discuss issues in Frayser and some of the exciting efforts to create a brighter future for the community. Topics will include public safety, blight, education and community identity.
Refreshments will be provided at 5:30 p.m. with the panel discussion to follow at 6. Free and open to the public, the Rev. Mike Ellis of Impact Baptist Church will moderate the discussion that will include a diverse panel of community leaders.
Pursuit of God Transformation Center is located at 3171 Signal St. in Frayser.
To register, go here. For more information, contact Amy Hoyt.
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