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Thursday, October 8 • 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Steps Toward Racial Equity

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Steps Toward Racial Equity: A panel discussion about equity and how to move forward. Session attendees will leave with a better understanding of commonly used diversity terms, such as equity, equality, justice, inclusion, etc. and ideas for how to assess your organization through an equity lens. 


Moderators
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Sandra Washington

Lincoln City Council
Sändra Washington is a Councilperson in Lincoln, Nebraska, and has called Lincoln home for 30 years.  Washington retired from the National Park Service after nearly 25 years, and served as a Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commissioner before her appointment to City Council in... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Ishma Valenti

Ishma Valenti

Clyde Malone Community Center
Ishma Valenti is a servant leader who partners with non-profit organizations and community activists to coordinate outreach, fundraising and policy change. He has dedicated over 19 years to working for the betterment of the community, and is the Director of Community Engagement... Read More →
avatar for Chassidy Jackson-Goodwin

Chassidy Jackson-Goodwin

Police Officer, Lincoln Police Department
Chassidy Jackson-Goodwin is a Lincoln native, and a Police Officer with the Lincoln Police Department for 19yrs. She has served as a School Resource Officer in middle and high schools, and is currently involved with Take Pause and Hold Cops Accountable in partnership with the Malone... Read More →
avatar for Francisca Beltran

Francisca Beltran

Lincoln Commission on Human Rights
Francisca Beltran is originally from Texas, and has lived in Lincoln for 30 years, and works with the City of Lincoln Human Rights Commission.  Francisca has worked closely with the Latinx Community in different capacities for the past 20 years.

Thursday October 8, 2020 2:00pm - 3:00pm CDT
Online
  Social Justice Track

Attendees (16)