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cthompson@messengernews.net A leadership summit will soon be held in Fort Dodge that organizers hope will be a first step in creating real change when it comes to racial and cultural understanding. The summit, called A Week in Dodge, will consist of a series of conversations and training centered around the issues of race, culture, diversity, racism, leadership and real change. It will feature nationally recognized speakers such as Eddie Moore Jr. and John G. Igwebuike. The sessions will be held May 3 through May 6. Charles Clayton, executive director of Athletics for Education and Success, is one of the speakers and helped organize the summit. He said even though more race-related incidents have come to light in recent times throughout the country, this educational opportunity has been in the works for the past few years.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert Gretta Pratt, a third-grader at Duncombe Elementary School, was the winner of the Duncombe I Have a Dream speech contest. She wrote about wanting to help others. -Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert Gretta Pratt, a third-grader at Duncombe Elementary School, receives a handshake from Principal Ryan Flaherty after being announced the winner of the Duncombe I Have a Dream speech contest. She wrote about wanting to help others. -Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert Gretta Pratt, a third-grader at Duncombe Elementary School, was the winner of the Duncombe I Have a Dream speech contest. She wrote about wanting to help others.
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Damien Miller, Fort Dodge Senior High assistant varisty girls basketball coach and Athletics for Education and Success coach, helps Butler Elementry School as a behavioral specialist. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Damien Miller, a Fort Dodge native, plays a little one-on-one basketball with Brooklyn Gilliland, 9, a fourth grade student at Butler Elementary School. Miller helps at the school as a behavioral specialist. Gilliand said she enjoys being able to talk sports and hang out with Miller at the school. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Damien Millerâs smile shows through his mask as he visits with Brooklyn Gilliland, 9, a fourth grade student at Butler Elementary School. Miller helps at the school as a behavioral specialist.