Freedom To Learn Summer is an opportunity from Dr. Jacqueline Battalora & The Privilege Institute to hear from nationally renowned speakers/trainers about racial understanding that is foundational for the 21st Century in order to competently address the challenges of our time. Three presenters per day with evening processing groups. 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM & […]
Celebrate the opening of Witness / Rose B. Simpson at Art@Bainbridge. Simpson’s work interrogates the human condition as an accumulation of lived experiences, distilling specific aspects of such moments in her own life into each sculpture. Through her work, Simpson, Santa Clara Pueblo, seeks the tools to heal the damages she has experienced as a […]
Princeton Community Housing is presenting Diane Yentel from the National Low Income Housing Coalition and James Williams from Fair Share Housing in conversation with PCH's Jordan Goodwin about the national and local landscape of affordable housing and how we can make progress in providing affordable, safe, and well-maintained homes. Panelists will also discuss the importance […]
Via Zoom the Red Bank Public Library presents Claire Garland leading a discussion on the Environmental Racism that occurs on indigenous lands. Learn what environmental racism is, how it works, and what we can do about it. Click here to register for the Zoom link.
Committee of 100 webinar will present a discussion of existing policy and potential legislation requiring the teaching of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) history and contributions in K-12 social studies curriculum. Click here to register. SPEAKERS: Stewart Kwoh (Moderator), President Emeritus, Founder, Past President, and Executive Director, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles (Advancing Justice-LA) Russell […]
This webinar will specifically focus on teaching late elementary school kids to be anti-racist. What does healthy and developmentally appropriate teaching and learning about race look like with 9 to 12 year olds? Click here to register.
Continuing Conversation on Race and White Privilege will feature an online discussion led by representatives of The Outdoor Equity Alliance (OEA) about the work of the organization. Please register here to receive the Zoom link on August 1. The Outdoor Equity Alliance is a multi-racial ethnic organization based in Trenton whose mission is to make […]
What exactly is critical race theory? With all of the challenges we face today, it seems more urgent than ever that we as a nation nurture the growth of young people as informed civic leaders and participants. In order to do so, we have to find ways to communicate and understand one another across differences […]
Conversation with Andrea Elliott, Pulitzer Prize winning author of Invisible Child, Chanel Sykes, homeless advocate and mother featured in Invisible Child, and James Perry, president and CEO of the Winston-Salem Urban League. The discussion will be moderated by Melissa Harris-Perry, This panel discussion is part of the National Low Income Housing Coalition's Summer of IDEAS […]
Showing Up for Racial Justice believes that racism is employed by the wealthy elite to make white people believe they have more in common with a white billionaire than the people of color in their neighborhoods. The truth is, white people have so much to gain- a shared interest- in fighting for racial and […]
Kick-Off reception & Witherspoon-Jackson community salute to Shirley Satterfield
Joint Effort Witherspoon Jackson Community Princeton Safe Streets. Self-Guided Witherspoon Jackson Community Tour. Tour meet site 30 Quarry Street, Princeton.