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Time: April 30, 2015 from 2pm to 3:30pm
Location: Online
Website or Map: http://collectiveimpactforum.…
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Organized By: Collective Impact Forum
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How do you apply a racial equity lens to working with communities in collective impact?
Tackling racial inequalities head on is critical to dramatically improving results for low-income people. As a starting point, equitable collaboration with people of color is critical to ensure that social change efforts are informed by the lived experience of the communities they seek to benefit. This webinar explores this aspect of applying a racial equity lens to collective Impact work: how to ensure that community residents influence the design and direction of collective impact initiatives. While advancing racial equity will take more than just bringing community members to the collective impact table, it’s an important step toward achieving dramatically better results for low-income people, especially people of color.
This free webinar is set to take place on Thursday April 30th from 2:00 - 3:30pm ET.
To Register: Register for this webinar by clicking here.
Cost: Free
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