Fellows Dine & Dialogue: Racial Inequity in Academic Achievement

Registration for this event has reached capacity. A waitlist has been created for each Dine & Dialogue dinner in the event of cancellations. If you would like to be added to the waitlist for this dinner, please click here. 

This is a Fellows-only event and FREE of charge.

Topic: Racial Inequity in Academic Achievement

Hosted by: LFA Board Member Tara Dziengel (Fellow since 2018)

Description: Join LGC Fellows for a discussion on racial achievement gaps and inequality in education. As this event will take place in the River Forest/Oak Park community, emphasis may include OPRF High School and the recent documentary titled “America to Me.”

The Fellows Dine & Dialogue series is back! This intentional dining experience is designed to convene and connect Fellows across classes and sectors. We are excited to continue our well-received program with SIX dinners this winter — our largest series yet.

These intimate dinners are hosted by Fellows in their homes or other private venues across the city and suburbs. Each dinner consists of a group of 8-12 Fellows engaged in a conversation around a specific issue.

Seats for each dinner are limited and reserved on a first come, first served basis. A waiting list will be created for each dinner in the event of cancellations. To allow as many Fellows as possible to participate, we ask that you register for one dinner per series. You will receive a confirmation email shortly after registering, which will include the address of your dinner venue.

Questions? Contact Brittney Olgaard at brittney.olgaard@lgcchicago.org.

We look forward to convening with you!