Southeastern Diversity Project

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We at Southeastern Diversity Project seek to bring more compassion, love, and unity into the communities in North Alabama and surrounding areas.

We believe that the more people know about and interact with others, the more they will come together in love. We believe civil rights should be extended to every person, regardless of race, religion, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation. We believe the more people know about others who are “different” from them, the more kindness and compassion they will show. We believe that our differences should not only be accepted or tolerated, but also celebrated. We believe in listening to the experiences of others because everyone should be heard and validated.

10/29/2026

Hey friends... We tried to get this done on an individual basis, and didn't quite make it. Can you help us get there. This is an immediate need with a hard deadline.

I know we have a lot of friends across a lot of other organizations so if you can't give a little, take a little time to copy the link and text it or email it to a friend who could possibly pitch in a little at this time. I'll take this post down when we meet the need.

Thanks--
Beth Noblit

Goal Reached!!! Thank you so much community!!!! From the bottom of my heart... THANK YOU!!!!

I removed the link so we didn't ask for more than was truly needed.

09/02/2026

It’s almost that time again! Join us for book club at 6pm this Friday at the Wholistic Center on Danville Rd. We will talk about what it means to belong. Haven’t read the book? That’s okay! You still belong with us and we would love to have you join us.

08/19/2026

This touches EVERY COMMUNITY
Hope our friends step up to this opportunity. We need to see your faces and feel your commitment to end the harm.

FROM BULLYING 😫 TO BELONGING👭👬
Shifting from isolation to acceptance. 🤝

✨As the new school year kicks off, keeping our kids safe and supported takes our whole community. Join us this Thursday, August 20, for our next Open Table event: "From Bullying to Belonging.

Every Open Table operates like a standalone episode focused on community reconciliation. This week, we are incredibly honored to welcome two phenomenal frontline guest speakers:
LaRinda Anderson-Bryant, Founder of G.A.B.B.I. (Girls Against Being Bullied, Inc.)
Elijah Bravo – Local educator at Bob Jones High School, Madison, AL

Together, they will share practical tools and real-world strategies for parents, educators, and students to tackle bullying, navigate cyberbullying, and foster genuine environments of inclusion.

Come for the food, stay for the vital conversation.

Everyone is welcome at the table!

Thursday, August 20🍽️
6:00 PM – Community Potluck
6:45 PM – Presentation & Interactive Discussion
The Church at Stone River 3014 Danville Road SW Decatur AL

Let’s build a stronger, more compassionate support system for our youth together. See you there!

07/16/2026

Please attend if you are able

07/02/2026

WELCOME TO
GOOD COMPANY
SDP Summer Series: Diving Into Reading

Every great story begins with someone willing to dive in.
Whether you love novels, graphic novels, audiobooks, e-books, or reading on your phone before bed, there's a place for you at Good Company.

This summer we're exploring stories together—different books for different ages, but one shared community.

Choose the reading level that's right for you:

ADULTS will be reading Guncle, a very funny book that deals with real life issues, grief, change, loss, and thriving as a new kind of family. You'll love it.

TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS will love The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunshine. The title holds a truth about this one... it is truly remarkable. Great for any ages.

Both groups will meet on the 4th Friday of every month for snacks and conversation about the book OR THE BOOK'S THEME for nonreaders. While this is a "book club" it is first and foremost a place to gather for meaningful conversation and just good company!

We do not yet have the ability to offer a group for pre-school and elementary ages, but we will have a suggestion each month for a book or a movie that would encourage conversations about the topic of the month. Our suggestion for this month for the youngest of readers is "Our Guncle" -- this one features some of the same characters as does the book by Steven Rowley which is being read by the Adult group.

This month's theme is CHOSEN FAMILY and if you have made one of your own, or if your family looks a little less like Leave it to Beaver than you thought it would, this month is for you. Come on, dive in with us.

06/02/2026

Thank you Iris and United Women of Color for connecting with us time and time again. Collaboration means community 🩵

Address

7977 County Road 221
Trinity, AL
35673

Telephone

+12563458434

Website

http://www.southeasterndiversityproject.com/

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