Surry and Yadkin Counties show documentary exploring generational differences on Nov. 19

DOBSON — Surry-Yadkin Works is partnering with the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) and Surry County and Yadkin County to show The Generation Theory, the newest documentary from NCACC’s 100 Strong Productions.

The screening and panel discussion with elected officials and local leaders will take place Tuesday, November 19, at the Shelton-Badgett N.C. Center for Viticulture & Enology building on Surry Community College’s Dobson campus. This documentary showing is free and open to the public. The doors will open at 5 p.m. The screening will begin at 6 p.m. Registration is requested by completing a form on www.thegenerationtheory.com.

The Generation Theory takes viewers on a journey through time, exploring the intricate tapestry woven by different generations. Through personal stories and insightful interviews, the film illustrates the differences between generations and how they strengthen ties among colleagues and friends. It reveals how local leaders are pioneering innovative programs to attract and keep younger talent. The film challenges viewers to reflect on how to integrate diverse perspectives and experiences into cohesive frameworks for collaboration and leadership.

Surry-Yadkin Works is hosting this event in partnership with Surry County and Yadkin County government agencies. Surry and Yadkin county commissioners and other local stakeholders and organizations will be at the event to distribute information and host community discussions surrounding apprenticeship, workforce, and public service opportunities.

For inquiries, contact Crystal Folger-Hawks, Executive Director of Surry-Yadkin Works, at (336) 386-3684 or folger-hawksc@surry.edu. You may also visit www.thegenerationtheory.com for further information.