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Racing to Justice with john a. powell

Director of the Othering and Belonging Institute at the University of California, Berkeley on Structural Racism Remedies Repository

BY Aspen Community Programs

Video

08.11.2022
Identity and Equity

Out in Front for LGBTQ Rights in India

At the 2016 Action Forum, Kamalnayan Bajaj Fellow Pallav Patankar made an Action Pledge to, "intensify my dialogue on LGBT rights with politicians, bureaucrats, and corporations to improve inclusion in the social landscape in India by 2020."

BY Aspen Global Leadership Network

Video

07.24.2022
Identity and Equity

Can We Transcend Race While Fighting Racism?

Writer Thomas Chatterton Williams on the moment his understanding of race shifted and what we need to unlearn to be truly anti-racist.

BY Aspen Ideas Festival

Of Interest

06.28.2022
Identity and Equity

Inclusive Economy Highlights from Day 2 of the Aspen Ideas Festival

The Aspen Ideas Festival kicked off this weekend with big ideas from speakers, including Ascend Fellow Nitzan Pelman on helping people realize their econom ...

BY The Aspen Partnership for an Inclusive Economy

Video

06.26.2022
Identity and Equity

How to Have Better Arguments About Mental Health

Donovan Gayles took on the Better Arguments Project to address mental health for young people of color.

Blog Post

06.14.2022
Identity and Equity

Centering Black Women in Our Economic Recovery

Racial and gender injustice has long prevented women of color from accessing quality jobs and equitable healthcare. We can fix that.

BY ROSELANDE LOUIS

Blog Post

03.16.2022
Identity and Equity

Building Indigenous Communities of Hope

Designed for Native American youth (ages 18-24) who have lived experience in the foster care system.

BY Center for Native American Youth

Blog Post

08.10.2021
Identity and Equity

Centering black women in policy is key

In an op-ed co-authored by Aisha Nyandoro of Springboard to Opportunities and Trene Hawkins of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Ascend’s Marjorie Sims states the need to honor Black women with bold policies so that future generations can truly thrive: Centering Black women in policy is key to future families’ prosperity.

BY Marjorie Sims

Of Interest

07.22.2021
Identity and Equity

Why Society Must Address Intersectional Discrimination

This country is built on systems propped up by sexism and racism—as Black women we encounter this every day.

BY Tabitha Walton & Alexis Saunders-Davis

Blog Post

06.14.2021
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