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2. APJMM, JCA & UCA to launch first Racial Equity & Social Justice Challenge
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1. [Video] “Please Do Not Enact a Stand Your Ground Law in Arkansas”, by Wendell Griffen
2. APJMM, JCA & UCA to launch first Racial Equity & Social Justice Challenge
CONTACT PERSON: Kwami Abdul-Bey, 501-442-7377 [email protected]
The Arkansas Peace & Justice Memorial Movement (APJMM) has partnered with Just Communities of Arkansas (JCA) and the UCA Center for Community and Economic Development to launch the inaugural Arkansas 28-Day Racial Equity & Social Justice Challenge, beginning February 1st.
The Challenge will provide a virtual platform to engage citizens throughout Arkansas to participate in self-guided daily learning activities that aim to educate and help individuals develop more effective racial equity and social justice habits around issues of power, privilege and leadership. The main website for this FREE Challenge is: https://uca.edu/cced/arkansas-racial-equity-challenge/.
Each day will present a new topic centered in seven different formats: Reflections, Podcasts, Videos, Articles, Questions, Resources, and Advocacy. A weekly Monday evening storytelling workshop sponsored by The Yarn Storytelling will also be part of the Arkansas 28-Day Racial Equity & Social Justice Challenge. Additionally, on Thursday, February 4th, the UA-Clinton School for Public Service and the APJMM Pulaski County Community Remembrance Project to offer a virtual Coming To The Table community dialogue on the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Click each title below, to learn more.
Building an Inclusive Culture Through Storytelling (Feb 1st)
Coming To The Table Community Dialogue (Feb. 4th)
What Have My Experiences Been With Race and Equity? (Feb. 8th)
Who Do I Talk to About Race? (Feb. 15th)
When Has My Heart Changed for the Better? (Feb. 22nd)
For more information on the Arkansas 28-Day Racial Equity & Social Justice Challenge, visit the official Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/AR28DayRacialJusticeChallenge, or email [email protected].