Affinity Community Services

Affinity Community Services

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Affinity Community Services is a non-profit social justice organization that centers Black LGBTQ people- particularly women- through community-building, advocacy, intergenerational programming and services, peer education, and healing justice.

Clueless - It does not say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty 03/11/2026

: It doesn't say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty, but it does on Affinity's Burning Bowl 2026 Eventbrite. https://youtu.be/JhtQ4bPKaPk?si=gb41gaE6TZpnTddF

So, don't be clueless; RSVP stat at bit.ly/BurningBowl2026 (case-sensitive).

This year's Burning Bowl theme is "Waves of Resistance & Resilience," which can take on multiple meanings and manifestations for each of us. These acts of resistance, whether big or small, are our opportunities for strengthened resilience, spiritual renewal, and deeper connection with ourselves and others.

So, join us the afternoon of Sunday, March 22, for a celebratory gathering of affirmation and inspiration, delicious food, and live music. People of all ages and backgrounds are welcome!

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Background: Affinity's Annual Burning Bowl Ceremony is an inter-generational gathering centering reflection, renewal, and community connection. We clarify intentions, release old habits that get in our way, and set goals for our next chapter. We also recognize individuals for their outstanding service within Black LGBTQ communities with the Barbara "Robbie" Smith Award of Excellence, and community members share their aspirations and ideas for future Affinity programs and initiatives.

📆 Sunday, March 22, from 1-4pm
📍UIC Student Center West, 828 S Wolcott Avenue, Chicago, IL
♿️ The venue is wheelchair accessible.
🚾 All-gender restrooms will be available.
🅿️ Metered street parking and paid parking lots on campus are available. You can view the location here: https://bit.ly/4hbUmVX

Clueless - It does not say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty Sharing the magic of Clueless quotes through the interwebs. Much thanks to Amy Heckerling (and a little bit to Jane Austen) for making this movie possible.

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2850 S Wabash Avenue, Suite 108
Chicago, IL
60616

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm