This Zoom session explores the complex work of policy change spurred by the Ferguson Uprising, through close to 20 voices of regional leaders, activists, lawyers, nonprofit leaders, and elected officials and is designed as a discussion space for processing, reflection and ideas for action. Some pre-reading required.
This 6-part series will address recent and past incidents of police violence against African-Americans, as well as the roots of institutional racial violence, its contemporary manifestations, and anti-racist protests. If you are interested in attending this discussion series, please register here.
In this collaborative learning session, participants will build and practice skills to help them succeed in inclusive work environments.
De Nichols is a designer, social entrepreneur, and keynote lecturer addressing issues within the built environment through the production of interactive experiences, digital media, and social initiatives.
This is a Zoom discussion session built around the voices of 5 regional leaders about the region’s work toward equity since the Ferguson Uprising. It is designed with ample space for reflection, processing, and ideas for action.
This 6-part series will address recent and past incidents of police violence against African-Americans, as well as the roots of institutional racial violence, its contemporary manifestations, and anti-racist protests. If you are interested in attending this discussion series, please register here.
For more information about upcoming events sponsored by the School of Medicine please visit https://diversity.med.wustl.edu/calendar/.
In this collaborative learning session, participants will build and practice skills to help them succeed in inclusive work environments.
The Racism Pandemic Town Hall Series is an ongoing series, virtual panel style, to be exposed to expertise on campus and beyond surrounding critical social justice issues.
This 6-part series will address recent and past incidents of police violence against African-Americans, as well as the roots of institutional racial violence, its contemporary manifestations, and anti-racist protests. If you are interested in attending this discussion series, please register here.