Event Information
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Date(s):
Friday, May 22, 2020
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Time:
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Eastern Time
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Location:
webinar
With the emergence of COVID-19, the most vulnerable members of society are more under-resourced and at risk of death than average. At the same time, many organizations just beginning equity work are questioning if it can/should continue, either because they no longer have revenue to pay for it, or because they “don’t have the bandwidth.” Using the framework Nicola Chin shared in a recent Woke@Work guest blog, panelists will discuss examples of how organizations are both centering race equity in immediate responses to COVID-19 and thinking strategically for the longer-term.
Panelists:
Kerrien Suarez – Executive Director, Equity in the Center
Andrew Plumley – Director of Inclusion, American Alliance of Museums
Amanda Misiko Andere – CEO, Funders Together
Nicola Chen – Up With Community
Hanh Le – Executive Director, Weissberg Foundation
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