This Listening Session is an opportunity for our neighbors in Robbinsdale and the surrounding area to imagine a stronger community and leave unhealthy division behind.

We’re seeking residents in this area from different backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints to speak honestly about what matters to them as neighbors and to listen to others. In this structured conversation, we will explore what actions we could take together to strengthen civic trust and solve challenges for the common good.

Co-sponsored by the Robbinsdale Human Rights Commission, this Listening Session is one in a series that will be held around the state for a new statewide project, Minnesota: Land of Neighbors. Land of Neighbors is aimed at combating unhealthy divisiveness in Minnesota. Organized by Braver Angels Minnesota, Civic Bridgers, and Common Ground USA, the campaign is funded by a group of Minnesota foundations.

MN: Land of Neighbors is proud to partner with the Robbinsdale Human Rights Commission on this Listening Session and support its efforts to promote awareness and understanding of human rights issues across Robbinsdale.

Buffet Dinner: 5:15–6:15 PM (Dinner included; there is no charge for the event)
Listening Session: 6:15–8:15 PM
Location: Elim Lutheran Church, 3978 W Broadway, Robbinsdale, MN, 55422
Cost: Free

PLEASE REGISTER BY NOVEMBER 4, 2026 TO ENSURE YOU RECEIVE A MEAL. REGISTRATIONS AFTER THAT TIME CANNOT BE GUARANTEED A MEAL. People who register on or by November 4 will be entered into a drawing for a gift card. You must be present to win.

For the registration form below, some parts require an answer and some are optional. Please help us better understand who and what voices are represented at this listening session by filling out the optional information in additional to the required information below.

A note on children: Land of Neighbors encourages the participation of 13-17 year olds in this session as long as they are accompanied for the entire event by a parent or legal guardian. Land of Neighbors and Robbinsdale Human Rights Commission cannot supervise unaccompanied 13-17 year old minors participating in the event.