| Now is the time for some tough questions. How do we confront systemic racism as it shapes the work we do — here and around the world? And how do we ensure that our community lives out principles of equity and justice?As part of our commitment to convening conversations around service and opportunity, National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) is joining the Building Bridges Coalition and the International Volunteer Programs Association to host a dialogue about racial equity in international service. Speakers will share their experiences as Black volunteers and staff on service programs, and as organizational leaders with longstanding commitments to institutional and systemic change. Join us for this important dialogue.
In the weeks ahead, NPCA is hosting a series of conversations around racial equity. Those will help shape the conversation at Peace Corps Connect to the Future — a summit for the Peace Corps community on July 18, 3–6 p.m. EDT. |
Looks interesting and important. I just registered and look forward to attending.
Being without honor or decency — matters that began long ago and must now be addressed, corrected, resolved, confessed, repaired, and addressed in a concise amendment to our American Constitution.
Is it possible to see the video that was shown? I had to leave the room momentarily and I missed seeing it.
If there is a link, I would appreciate you sending it to me. Thanks so much.
Doretta Winkelman, Venezuela 1967-1969
i was unable to access the conversarion. I wil see if I can find a video of the conversation.
It is on Facebook on the National Peace Corps Association page. I am able to watch the video of the conversation.