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The Programme of Advancement through Health and Education (PATH) is being hailed by a former beneficiary for “levelling the playing field”. PhD candidate Jordon Freeman was presented with the PATH Trailblazer Award by the Ministry of Labour and...
To dispel stereotypes and help people understand the unique challenges that LGBTQIA+ face, the United Way of South Central Michigan is offering a 21-day Equity Challenge.
A photograph of a stained glass window that depicts a Black Jesus Christ hangs on the wall of South Congregational Church in Concord. The original glass adorns the walls of 16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, where six decades ago four...
Author Debby Irving is set to visit Indiana University Northwest on March 22 to lead two workshops on race.
Black History Month brings a raised awareness of people left out of America’s mainstream historical narrative. It can generate much-needed discussion of current areas of inequality among the races. But so often the burden for leading these explorations lands on the shoulders of our Black teachers, historians, and leaders. Not on this episode. Listen to two white people, Professor Kim Cook and Jim Downey, undertake the work with humility and some inevitable awkwardness.