2023-2024 Series: Solidarity
Solidarity: Rematriation and Reparations
Join us for “It’s Time to Act” on May 7th to learn about Rematriation and Reparations as elemental to Solidarity movements among Indigenous, Black and Brown people in the United States
Speakers:
Dr. Kwame-Ross - Professor at Augsburg University and University of Minnesota
Dawn Laroque - Lead Support/Program Manager (Drop-In Center for Women) Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center
Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2024
Time: 3:00 pm
Location: In-Person: Rondo Community Library | 461 Dale St N, St Paul, MN 55103 (Virtual options available)
Cost: $20
Solidarity: Immigration across Communities
Join us as we dive deeply to understand what solidarity is and is not through learning specific narrative examples of cross-cultural, cross-communal solidarity among immigrants in Minnesota along with the challenges and energizing successes that arise in our local context.
Speakers:
Jaylani Hussein – Executive Director – CAIR-MN
Juventino Meza – Co-founder NAVIGATE MN and Capitol Pathway Internship
UyenThi Tran Myhre – Movement Building Associate with the Building Movement Project
Moderator: Suleiman Adan - Race Equity Consulting Manager
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Solidarity: Intersectional Identities Across Gender and Race
Inequities across gender and race are notably documented in our American history and those stories have galvanized numerous movements yet there is still work to be done. Looking through an intersectional lens, join us as we uncover how solidarity across gender and race has propelled actions throughout history and what can be realized in the evolution of these identities.
Speaker:
Dr. Rose M. Brewer - The Morse Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor and past chairperson of the Department of African American & African Studies, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
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About YWCA’s Racial Justice and Public Policy Work
YWCA Minneapolis is a national leader in the field of racial equity; facilitating change and generating meaningful action in the workplace and the community.
Our Racial Justice and Public Policy Department works within the community to eliminate inequities on interpersonal, institutional and systemic levels through a continuum of moving from knowledge, awareness and skills to action. We do this by partnering with individuals, organizations and businesses through racial justice training, Inc.lude™ consulting, advocacy and workshops.