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Wednesday, July 14
9:30 am PT/ 12:30 pm ET
From Artistry to Advocacy: Lessons Learned from a Collaboration between Creatives and Advocates
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Join the Water Equity and Climate Resilience Caucus and their Arts and Culture team for this debut virtual event. We will be discussing how to engage artists and cultural leaders in advocacy and organizing work through a conversation with our collaborators Mika Gadsden, Benny Starr, and Nana Fofie. We'll be showcasing our soon-to-be-launched website, podcast, and creative engagement tool. You'll have a chance to enjoy performances, get to know our speakers, and learn about how creative and cultural strategies are essential to advancing equity work.
Friday, July 23
11 am PT / 2 pm ET
Advancing Well-Being by Transcending the Barriers of Whiteness Fireside Chat
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PolicyLink and Well Being Trust recently released a new resource, Advancing Well-Being by Transcending the Barriers of Whiteness
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, as an impetus for deep nationwide dialogue and critical policy change in this moment of racial reckoning on long-standing injustice and national polarization. Join the leaders of PolicyLink and Well Being Trust, Michael McAfee and Tyler Norris, as they engage in a deeply honest fireside chat moderated by co-author Victor Rubin of PolicyLink. These leaders share a commitment to the type of dialogue that highlights our interdependence and is a catalyst for much-needed policy change. The conversation will also feature personal stories to highlight strategies to de-center whiteness, as well as insight from the report’s companion piece, a Community Dialogue Guide
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Thursday, July 29
4 pm PT / 7 pm ET
Follow the Money: A Teach-in on How Federal Funding Flows
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As we dream and scheme about how to redress harms caused by the 1994 Crime Bill, it is important to understand how money flows from the federal government to states and localities. How are different amounts of money allocated? Who decides what programs and offices will be funded? When and where can residents, organizers, and advocates intervene in this process to help stop funding harmful programs and make sure funds are invested in safety? Join People’s Coalition for Safety and Freedom for our teach-in on how federal funding flows and get answers to these questions and more.
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