Continue the Conversation on July 12
Meet two outstanding presenters and join us for an afternoon of practical insights at Polyamory Talks.
EVENT ALERT
One of the best parts of Pride weekend wasn't just celebrating—it was the conversations.
Thousands of people stopped by the Evergreen Hearts Foundation booth to share ideas, ask thoughtful questions, and talk about the many ways we build healthy, fulfilling relationships. If you enjoyed those conversations, we invite you to continue them with us on Sunday, July 12 at Polyamory Talks™.
Rather than broad theory, Polyamory Talks focuses on practical ideas you can apply in everyday life. This month's program features two accomplished professionals exploring topics that touch many of our lives.
Amy McKenna
Polyamory Housing in Practice
Could buying a home with partners or chosen family actually work? Amy brings years of real estate experience to an engaging conversation about co-ownership, legal considerations, and practical strategies for creating intentional living arrangements.
Rebecca Beltran
Your Joy (and PRIDE) is Non-Negotiable
Living authentically requires more than simply embracing who we are—it means protecting our joy, setting healthy boundaries, and building a life that reflects our values. Rebecca shares practical tools for cultivating resilience, confidence, and lasting fulfillment.
Whether you're new to polyamory or have been practicing for years, you'll leave with practical insights, thoughtful conversations, and the opportunity to meet both presenters following the program.
As a member of the Evergreen Hearts Foundation Guest List, we've added a limited-time Guest List Admission ticket for $12, available alongside our regular General Admission.
We would be delighted to welcome you on Sunday, July 12.
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