Human Rights Commission Co-Sponsors Dinner for U of I Students

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The Moscow Human Rights Commission and the Latah County Human Rights Task Force will host a "Better Together Dinner" for University of Idaho students on September 29 from 6 PM to 8 PM. This inaugural event, designed to connect students with vital community resources, will take place at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Institute of Religion. Guests will enjoy a free meal catered by Happy Hog Meatery, featuring smoked pulled chicken and barbecue tofu, along with desserts provided by local community members. The dinner is open to all University of Idaho students and is smoke- and alcohol-free, promoting a welcoming environment. Accessible parking is available on Deakin Street, with additional options on Railroad Street.

This initiative reflects the ongoing efforts of local organizations to foster inclusivity and support for students, enhancing their connection to the Moscow community. For more information, students can reach out to Karen Potter, Assistant to the Chief of Police, at (208) 883-7115. The event aims to strengthen community ties and provide valuable support networks for students transitioning to university life.

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