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How can #WorkforceDevelopment center racial equity in communications? This #WorkforceEquity report provides a broad picture of how workers — particularly workers of color — are framed in media coverage re: #tech & #healthcare jobs. https://t.co/LZOntNfp7d

If you know a book lover who is racial & social justice minded, invite them to Racial Justice Reads @ #FacingRace for 'Spells, Songs & Prayers: Magic Words for a Just Tomorrow' w/@THELadyDane, @adriennemaree & Michaela Harrison, hosted by @rosanacruznola: https://t.co/alWPi5sz1z

Looking for some learnings that can be beneficial to your organization in deepening racial equity understanding and practice? Join us at #FacingRace, a virtual conference on racial justice this Nov 10-12, 2020: https://t.co/1nv2a04Nnm

Standing Above the Clouds is the story of inter-generational women activists on the Big Island of Hawaii, who call themselves Kū Kiaʻi Mauna, or protectors of Mauna Kea. https://t.co/FMQxjVoNPG #facingrace #raceflicks @workingfilms

Race Forward & @workingfilms are partnering once again for the 2020 Race Flicks film track of #FacingRace: A National Conference, being held virtually from November 10-12, 2020. https://t.co/FMQxjVoNPG

“History shows us the way forward,” says @RevDrBarber. We couldn't agree more. And we're ready to bend the arc of history with all of you at #FacingRace this November 10-12, 2020. Register at https://t.co/sB0MS8Ur0M

Through news footage, campaign advertisements and archival audio and video, All Skinfolk Ain't Kinfolk tells the story of the 2017 runoff for mayor of New Orleans between two very different black women. https://t.co/FMQxjVoNPG @skinfolkfilm #FacingRace #RaceFlicks

Toni Cade Bambara once wrote: “Words set things in motion. Join us @ #FacingRace for the Racial Justice Reads session - 'Black Histories, Black Fiction, Black Futures: Writing Paths to Freedom' w/@TananariveDue and @cyborgyndroid https://t.co/alWPi5sz1z

This November, as we gather at #FacingRace for healing, hope and racial justice work, we invite attendees to take pauses during the conference to access The Well™, presented by Acorn Center for Restoration and Freedom. Join us this Nov. 10-12, 2020: https://t.co/SZlqX2LaeK

On Momentum's election-themed episode, @SentencingProj's @nicoleporter talks about about the newly-released report "Locked Out 2020: Estimates of People Denied Voting Rights Due to a Felony Conviction." 🎚️ https://t.co/aNLinelB8o

Voting together makes our communities stronger — at the polls & beyond. Together we can make sure every vote is cast & counts by knowing how to respond to voter intimidation. Save this post, tag your friends and family, and retweet to spread awareness. #TogetherWeVote #GOTV

Tell an educator about our #FacingRace discounts for groups. https://t.co/N4iMAxYDV4 #edu #academics #professors #students

As we’re getting closer and closer to the 2020 election, forging a path forward for immigrant and refugee communities is more important than ever. Have you saved the date for the 2020 National Immigrant Integration Conference (NIIC) yet?

The work of artists & cultural workers is critical to shaping the future. ‘Celestial Navigation: How to Fund Culture Change in the U.S.’ offers a roadmap on how funders can provide artists & cultural strategy orgs with the support they need https://t.co/QjVCozelBS #arts #culture

Here is an example of research conducted using a critical lens. The cost of racism is real. Cost of Racial Bias = $16 Trillion in Losses https://t.co/pk8bbNT8WJ via @Colorlines #criticalstatistics_2020

Everyone should read this https://t.co/xnPk7a5BmV

“This is no time for polite conversation about ‘alternative facts’ and giving equal moral standing to policies that are not equal morally. We need moral clarity.” – @RevDrBarber It’s time to register for #FacingRace: https://t.co/0pMnMaHdyw

Do you know a book lover who is racial & social justice minded? Invite them to Racial Justice Reads @ #FacingRace for 'Spells, Songs & Prayers: Magic Words for a Just Tomorrow' w/@THELadyDane, @adriennemaree & Michaela Harrison, hosted by @rosanacruznola: https://t.co/alWPi5sz1z

A congressional investigation finds that immigrants detained in U.S. custody endured massive failures in medical care, including some missteps that resulted in death. https://t.co/Ao7c12LXBz (@Colorlines)

The Joy Revolution imprint is "an antidote for a media landscape where people of color have relentlessly been erased, except for occasions when their pain can teach white people about racism,” said authors David and Nicola Yoon. Read more in @Colorlines: https://t.co/sN3OvslkQ3