Community leader expanded racial equity workshops to thousands in Montgomery County
Participants have come away with a broader perspective, an open mind, and a willingness to continue to interact and talk with others of different backgrounds.
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Education and conversations about racism resonated years later in a new place, a new role
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‘We can learn new perspectives’: Foundation exec changed her grantmaking approach after training
Racial Equity Matters workshops delivered a better understanding of how much of U.S. society has been built on racial foundations.
‘Eye-opening’ workshops generate a personal and professional impact for foundation leader
A history buff learned about the legacy of racism in the U.S. and made some changes.
