The time to acknowledge and heal from racial wounds of the past is RIGHT NOW!

Coming to the Table – Virginia’s Historic Triangle was established in 2019 to usher in racial reconciliation at the root of America. Serving Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown, we offer a safe place to have open and honest dialogue about race relations in the Historic Triangle region, and to work towards healing from racial wounds that are rooted in the United States history of slavery.

Jamestown, Virginia is where the seeds of racism against people of African descent were planted 400 years ago, and where the roots of racism in the United States still lie. In order to uproot a tree, you must cut off the roots. We are approaching the CTTT mission as arborists, committed to cutting off racism at the root of America.

We are coming together to sit down at the table of brotherhood and to get to know each other, as we respectfully listen to each other’s truths. We are also planning educational programs and other initiatives to repair the harm done to our community by racial inequality and injustice.

We value and recognize African American and European American leadership and participation as the cornerstone of our success. Guests and new members are welcome to our monthly meetings, which are typically held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month in Williamsburg.

See our upcoming meetings at the bottom of this page. If you have questions, reach out to our organizers here:

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