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September 06, 2017
Tags: immigration, Illinois Wesleyan University
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WHO ARE WE?

“Stop hate, address bullying, and build a safe, inclusive community...”

For 25 years, Not In Our Town: Bloomington-Normal has worked behind the scenes and at the forefront of social change in the Twin Cities, attempting to build understanding between individuals and communities and create an inclusive and secure environment for all.

NIOT STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Mike Matejka

Camille Taylor

Rabbi Rebecca Dubowe

Angelique Racki

Martin Ross

Archana Shekara

Yvin Shin

Rev. Mollie Ward

Janessa Williams