On May 19 at noon, Craft Lake City will be hosting a free virtual discussion inspired by Local Voices: 20 Years of Equality Utah. In this public online event, Craft Lake City team members will chat with Equality Utah to discuss their work featured in the current Local Voices installation on view in downtown Salt Lake City. Attendees will be invited to share their thoughts and ask questions. Interested members of the community need to register to attend the event using this link: https://form.jotform.com/211245669792162

On view outdoors in downtown Salt Lake City from May 1 to June 30, 2020, Local Voices: 20 Years of Equality is a social distancing-friendly project of 14 steel frames along Broadway (300 S), between 200 West and 200 East. Celebrating 20 years of Equality Utah, 10 dynamic designs highlight important moments from the organization’s advocacy work championing diversity, inclusion and belonging in Utah. Visitors will have the opportunity to scan a QR code to take an audio tour produced by 90.9 KRCL featuring narration by former Equality Utah board members. The artwork features quotes and reflections from prominent activists and leaders including Laverne Cox, Doug Wortham and Equality Utah Executive Director, Troy Williams.

The Local Voices series is curated and organized by Craft Lake City, with support from The Center for the Living City and The Temporary Museum of Permanent Change.