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Contact: Rebekah Spicuglia
Facing Race Announces Keynote Speakers Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon and Toshi Reagon
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Contact: Rebekah Spicuglia
Facing Race National Conference Announces Key Speakers
In a media briefing today in Dallas, TX, national racial justice organization Race Forward announced key speakers and details for the upcoming Facing Race National Conference. Local partner Dallas Faces Race highlighted local Dallas engagement in preparation for the conference and long-term racial equity capacity building.
Life Cycles of Inequity: A Colorlines Series on Black Men
Life Cycles of Inequity: A Colorlines Series on Black Men
How Injustice Shapes Lives From Birth to Death
Race Forward Announces Akiba Solomon as New Editorial Director for Colorlines
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Contact: Rebekah Spicuglia
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RACE FORWARD ANNOUNCES AKIBA SOLOMON AS NEW EDITORIAL DIRECTOR FOR COLORLINES
Former Editorial Director Kai Wright Named Editor-at-Large
Moving the Race Conversation Forward
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Rebekah Spicuglia
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646-490-2772
NEW REPORT: Moving the Race Conversation Forward
Race Forward Research Presents Solutions for Real Race Talk
Facing Race National Conference Opens Registration for 2014
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Media Contact:
Rebekah Spicuglia
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646-490-2772
Facing Race National Conference Opens Registration for 2014
Largest Racial Justice Conference to be held in Dallas TX
Applied Research Center Rebrands as Race Forward
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Media Contact:
Rebekah Spicuglia
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646-490-2772
APPLIED RESEARCH CENTER REBRANDS AS RACE FORWARD
National Racial Justice Organization Urges Explicit Dialogue on Race
Leading Racial Justice Organizations Release Guide, Data Repository on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
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Contact: Rebekah Spicuglia
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July 31, 2013 (Washington, DC) — The National Council of Asian Pacific Americans (NCAPA) and the Applied Research Center (ARC) released today a comprehensive guide for researchers, think tanks, and policymakers on how to best document and report on the diversity, challenges and needs of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AA & NHPI) communities.
Southern Movements Across Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation
New Report by the Applied Research Center Presents Challenges, Opportunities, and Recommendations