We are thrilled to announce that Community Catalyst’s 2024 annual convening will be held in Atlanta, Georgia.
Location: Atlanta Marriott Marquis, 265 Peachtree Center Avenue NE, Atlanta, Georgia.
Dates: Tuesday, December 3, 2024 – Friday, December 6, 2024
Opening Reception: Tuesday, December 3rd at 6 pm EST(in-person Registration begins 3 pm)
Closing Networking Lunch: Friday, December 6th at 1 pm EST
Special Note: This year’s convening is in-person only, there will not be a virtual option.
Please be on the lookout for your Organization’s save-the-date, RSVP, and registration.
Agenda at a Glance
For an overview of sessions at this year’s convening, view the agenda below. Full agenda details will be shared with attendees once registration is confirmed.
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2023 Convening Highlights
Check out our latest blog series for some of the key takeaways and video recordings from the 2023 convening
Community Catalyst Executive Director Emily Stewart and President & CEO of the National Women’s Law Center Fatima Goss Graves, discuss the relationship between attacks on reproductive freedom and access to gender-affirming care. Read more.
Gena Madow, senior director of communications at Community Catalyst, welcomed four visionaries and movement leaders to the virtual stage to answer the key question: What does narrative power mean to you? Read more.
Drawing from his years of experience as an advocate for health equity, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra delivered a keynote address about the meaning of health justice and how the department is working towards an equitable health care system that allows all people to thrive. Read more.
A powerful session featuring trailblazers at the forefront of health justice. Their lived experiences drive their work to center communities directly impacted by health inequity. These activists and organizers describe how to mobilize communities to create lasting change and how the “story of self” can transform policies and practices. Read more.
Afua Atta-Mensah of Community Change leads a discussion with a group of panelists working on a diverse set of issues that probe the nature of power building, inside/outside strategies for change, the need for sustained narrative, organizing and livelihoods in the health justice movement, and more. Read more.
Community leaders working to mobilize and build power locally and across their state came together in this plenary focused on community-driven health justice strategies. The panelists discussed their work to build leadership, power and autonomy in communities without being extractive. Read more.
I liked the exceptional variety of experiences/backgrounds of the facilitators/moderators/speakers and the overall connectivity between all the conversations held throughout the three day convening.
2023 Convening Attendee
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