RALEIGH (WTVD) -- Leaders in Raleigh are planning to hold more Community Conversation meetings this month in order to bring residents together to talk about important issues facing the capital city.
Mayor Nancy McFarlane first announced the Community Conversation series last November.
The meetings were sparked by protests held in the wake of the police-involved shooting death of Akiel Denkins. Read more about that here.
This month, each of the five City Council districts will host a Community Conversation meeting. The focus will be on community policing, race relations, education, and affordable housing.
The following is a schedule of the district-wide Community Conversation meetings: