Action Against Racism: Discussion on Doing the Work, 6/23

Action Against Racism: Discussion on Doing the Work, 6/23

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With increased discourse around racism and systemic oppression comes a number of questions. More and more people are waking up to the injustices that Black and Brown communities live through every day. People are wondering where to start, how to work towards anti-racism, what their role is as a non-Black person in breaking down anti-Black racism, and how we can work together to contribute to the movement and fight for justice

Join CityMatCH for conversation around these very topics! We are hosting a call featuring a panel of public health professionals who will share about their journeys against racism – personal or professional – and what it means to them.

Meeting Details 

  • The meeting will take place on June 23, 2020 at 1PM EST 
  • Click here to register! 

 


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