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You're Invited! Equity Matters: A Virtual Discussion Series for the Fall
Thursday, October 12, 2023
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm EST
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Friends and Colleagues,
We hope you’ll join us on October 12 at 1:30 pm ET for the launch of Equity Matters, a virtual discussion series hosted by the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP). Our inaugural session, Equity Matters : Addressing Poverty, Racial Injustice, and Threats to Multiracial Democracy will feature:
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Maya
Wiley,
President
and
CEO,
The
Leadership
Conference
on
Civil
and
Human
Rights
*
Richard
Rothstein,
Author
of
The
Color
of
Law
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and
Just
Action
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.
Distinguished
Fellow,
Economic
Policy
Institute
*
Ray
Suarez,
Host,
"On
Shifting
Ground"
(World
Affairs).
Visiting
Professor,
NYU
Shanghai
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Lisa
Sharon
Harper,
Founder
and
President,
Freedom
Road.
Author
of
Fortune
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and
The
Very
Good
Gospel
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*
Indi
Dutta-Gupta,
President
and
Executive
Director,
CLASP
(Session
Moderator)
Pre-registration is required. If you are unable to attend, the conversation will be recorded and provided to registrants.
Equity Matters unites a diverse community - including policy officials, researchers, advocates, community members, and organizational leaders and staff – to address core issues perpetuating poverty and racial injustice and serving as threats to multiracial democracy. Experts spanning many disciplines will discuss tools and strategies to combat intricate challenges that negatively affect communities most in need and harm us all.
Join us on October 12 as we explore threats to multiracial democracy as they related to economic and racial justice. We’ll also discuss how to reimagine approaches that mitigate harm and promote equitable and just societal transformation.
With Regards,
Indi Dutta-Gupta, President and Executive Director
Eddie Martin, Jr., Deputy Executive Director for Racial Equity Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP)
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