The Community Learning Series is a bi-monthly gathering created to equip North Tulsa residents with knowledge, tools, and resources that support thriving families and neighborhoods. Each session highlights a timely topic — from housing and financial wellness to health and legacy building — and brings together community partners and local experts to share practical guidance.

Through these workshops, residents can build confidence, connect with resources, and take actionable steps that strengthen both households and the broader North Tulsa community.

Time: 6:00PM – 8:00PM

Location: 930 E 36th St N, Tulsa OK 74106

Light refreshments and materials provided

Only 20 seats available per session - RSVP required!

Session Topics & Dates:

• January 20 - Skills = Dollar Bills

Skills = Dollar Bills

Join us for an engaging Community Learning Workshop led by Chantelle Lott, Higher Education Consortium Community Educator & Workforce Advocate, designed to help North Tulsa residents understand how in-demand skills connect to higher-paying career pathways.

This session will explore opportunities across healthcare, IT, and skilled trades, while highlighting how education, training programs, and certifications can open doors to sustainable careers and long-term economic stability. Chantelle will guide participants through how skills translate into real opportunity—and how to take the next step with confidence.

Participants will leave this session with:

• A clearer understanding of how in-demand skills align with higher-wage career paths

• Insight into education, training, and certification options that increase earning potential

• Practical guidance on turning existing interests and skills into career opportunities

• Actionable next steps and local resources to support workforce and career growth

By the end of the workshop, attendees will walk away with practical insight, increased confidence, and a clearer path toward building a more stable financial future through skill development.