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Reebok Relaunches the Reebok Human Rights Award Program to Honor Young Activists (iStock.com/anouchka). Sneaker giant Reebok has announced that it has relaunched its celebrated Reebok Human Rights Award program. Starting this year, Reebok will annually honor extraordinary young human rights activists under the age of 30. Each activist, who will be revealed at a ceremony this upcoming June, will receive a $100,000 award to support them and their work. This program is being done in partnership with Alabama State University (ASU) and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). “The need for ac...

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 08, 2021 -- Partnership with Children (PWC), the 110-year-old nonprofit whose pioneering social work and community school

Monday marks one year since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Massachusetts. In the year since we've learned a lot about the virus and how it affects all of us. We've also seen how communities felt the effects differently and disproportionately, as challenges around equity and access continue to play out. We reflect on those equity challenges with Dr. Joseph Betancourt, Vice President and Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer of Massachusetts General Hospital, and Michael Curry, president and CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers and a member of the state's COVID-...

All Legislation in D.C. Will Now Be Assessed for Racial Equity Martin Austermuhle, DCist, January 27, 2021 Any time the D.C. Council wants to pass a bill into law, it’s required to get an independent assessment of how much the bill would cost and whether the city has the money to pay for it. But now, lawmakers are getting a second look at their legislative proposals — and this one will judge whether what they want to do will help or hurt the cause of racial equity. Earlier this month the council launched its first Office of Racial Equity, whose main responsibility will be working with ...