JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – On Thursday, March 23 at 7:00pm at the Jamestown Arts Center, the Stutsman County Human Rights Coalition will host speaker Jerome Zamgba.

Spokesperson Olivia Johnson said the Stutsman County Human Rights Coalition is happy to host this event because it aligns with their mission to provide spaces for local community members to listen and learn from each other. Jerome will share his experiences and hope coming from Liberia to America. Jerome is a member of the Jamestown community who arrived here in 2019, he is a business owner, and a CNA for a local senior living care facility. He will share his human story to inspire us to endure, accept and love each other.

Johnson added, also speaking about their journey from Liberia to America are Robert Parsons, Gaylord Smith, and Randy Gibson. There will be a panel Question and Answer session following the speakers’ presentation. This event is open to the public at no charge.