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Editor’s note: In our 2021 Pillars of Philanthropy publication, we asked 10 philanthropy leaders to write about what they’ve learned from these chal
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Editor’s note: In our 2021 Pillars of Philanthropy publication, we asked 10 philanthropy leaders to write about what they’ve learned from these chal
Editor’s note: In our 2021 Pillars of Philanthropy publication, we asked 10 philanthropy leaders to write about what they’ve learned from these chal
Editor’s note: In our 2021 Pillars of Philanthropy publication, we asked 10 philanthropy leaders to write about what they’ve learned from these chal
Saturday is the last day for artists of color across Iowa to apply for a performance space at a Juneteenth festival.
IPR The speakers talked about continuing the fight toward equity for Black Iowans at the Black vigil in Des Moines last night. "We're going to continue to do this. This group of people you see here, we're not tired, no, we're jaded," Reverend Rob Johnson (second from left) said. "When I say Black lives, you say 'matter!' Black Lives!" Rev. Rob Johnson bobbed his fist as more than one hundred people responded the way he instructed last night at a vigil in a Des Moines park to support central Iowa's Black community. The vigil was meant to serve as a reminder to people to continue acknowledging...