Everyday, families are experiencing food and housing insecurity in America. And everyday, millions of workers, mostly women, invisibly clean up and care for what is most important to us, often in jobs that are the lowest paid and most vulnerable. How might we change deep-rooted stigmas about poverty and meaningfully address inequality? Join Courageous Community to welcome Stephanie Land, author of The New York Times bestselling memoir, Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay and a Mother's Will to Survive, which was adapted into the popular Netflix miniseries, MAID, viewed by over 67 million households. Hosted by Jessica Green & Rev. Dr. Zina Jacque. Presented by Urban Consulate at Barrington’s White House.

• Tickets: $25

• Livestream link will be emailed all ticketholders

• ASL interpreting available with advance notice: culturalevents@barringtonswhitehouse.com

• We make complimentary tickets available for anyone who asks. Email: culturalevents@barringtonswhitehouse.com

Courageous Community is presented by Urban Consulate with Barrington's White House and made possible by your ticket purchase and generous support from Jessica & Dominic Green, Kim Duchossois, Tyler & Danielle Lenczuk, Cobey & Erich Struckmeyer, Susan & Rich Padula, Julie Kanak & Mike Rigali, Barrington Area Community Foundation, and BMO Wealth Management. To learn more, visit CourageousCommunity.us