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Tag: Black leaders
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Freedom Summer Symposium
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The Symposium is a social justice “call to action,” targeting the 18-35 demographic, social justice activists, and aspiring leaders. The IBJ partners with an institution of higher education to expose > Continue Reading
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Freedom Summer Symposium
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The Symposium is a social justice “call to action,” targeting the 18-35 demographic, social justice activists, and aspiring leaders. The IBJ partners with an institution of higher education to expose > Continue Reading
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Black Voices from Tacoma’s Musical Past
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In this presentation, Tacoma music historian Kim Davenport will share stories of black musicians from Tacoma’s past who left an important legacy in our city. Some made Tacoma home while > Continue Reading
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Understanding Your Community Helps Charitable Giving Support Racial Equity
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Since COVID-19 shut down schools, the Hilltop Artists’ glass hot shop furnaces at Jason Lee Middle School have been idle. But, Hilltop Artists’ support for youth continues. On a > Continue Reading