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Reaching the people: Study looks at Beatties Ford corridor

April 21, 2026 Media & Forum

April 21, 2026 A 2025 study grappled with how to get information about the Beatties Ford Road corridor to the people who live or own businesses there. The study offered eight recommendations: News sources should be be more engaged in the corridor. The collectors of such news should live ... Continue Reading →

Group pressure politics: How to bring change

April 17, 2026 Video of the Week

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Building Black generational wealth through development

April 14, 2026 Community & Housing

– – – 04/15/26 Good morning, Tuesday morning I spent an hour or so hearing three Charlotte real estate developers talk about their experiences as among the few Black folks to practice their craft. It was a thought-provoking discussion at the weekly Sarah Stevenson Tuesday Forum, which ... Continue Reading →

‘It’s gonna be a thriller’

April 10, 2026 Video of the Week

Forum facilitator Winston Robinson lists himself on LinkedIn as Founder & Executive Director of fish fry presenter Applesauce Group. Robinson did not suggest the fish fry promo as the Forum's video of the week. ... Continue Reading →

April 8, 2026 Uncategorized

By ZHATEYA JONES A panel of Charlotte-based creatives and storytellers gathered at the Forum today to explore a central question shaping the city's cultural future: Who gets to tell the story – and how does that story shape the community? Featuring publicist J Hill, photographer Cyda 'Moon' ... Continue Reading →

https://www.tuesdayforumcharlotte.org/2026/04/08/39762/

How 3 entrepreneurs tell the story of a business

April 7, 2026 Growing Business

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Announcements return, but with narrower focus

April 6, 2026 Media & Forum

April 6, 2026 An idea came to me last week, years after I began pondering how to trim the Forum Announcements load to a manageable task that was sustainable before I, like the Cheshire Cat, slowly fade away. From late January through today, more than 200 e-mails to the Forum contained material ... Continue Reading →

Shortchange the children no more

April 3, 2026 Video of the Week

  NC Supreme Court issues Leandro decision by Ann McColl, EdNC.org | April 2, 2026 On Thursday, the North Carolina Supreme Court, in a 4-3 opinion, brought an end to the Leandro litigation with no possibility to address procedural flaws identified by the court. It also ruled that the 2022 ... Continue Reading →

Sounding the alarm on multiple myeloma

March 31, 2026 Education & Health

Medical disclaimer: The Forum's discussion on March 31, 2026, was about a very serious illness named multiple myeloma. The presentations and answers to questions provide some information on the disease, how it affects the body and some of the disease's symptoms. This information is provided to raise ... Continue Reading →

March 31, 2026 Dispatches

By ZHATEYA JONES In a room filled with testimony, urgency and truth, one message echoed louder than the rest: Listen to your body – and fight to be heard. At a recent community forum led by Rev. Corine Mack, president of the Charlotte Mecklenburg NAACP, residents gathered to confront a disease ... Continue Reading →

https://www.tuesdayforumcharlotte.org/2026/03/31/39629/

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