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Dallas Community Against Racism
Visual notes illustrated by Elizabeth Niarhos (@lizar_tristry) Watch a recording of our Facebook Live event on June 12, 2020 talking about our community's next steps as we remember George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, and committment to working towards a Dallas without racism and Continue Reading about Dallas Community Against Racism
Equitable Social Impact Scholarship Recipients Announced
Congratulations to the recipients of our Equitable Social Impact Scholarship. This scholarship was created in partnership with Innovan Neighborohoods to invest in a racially equitable future for Dallas, providing opportunities to build the capacity of Dallas changemakers. MiShon Landry, CDP is Continue Reading about Equitable Social Impact Scholarship Recipients Announced
A Call for Racial Justice, Healing, and Transformation
Our country is tired. We have reached the breaking point of seeing Black people lynched and killed by police and white vigilantes. George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery should still be alive and here with us. Botham Jean, Atatiana Jefferson and Jordan Edwards should still be alive and here Continue Reading about A Call for Racial Justice, Healing, and Transformation
Racial Equity NOW Tour – Booker T. Washington High School
How do you change the narrative about place? During our Racial Equity NOW Cohort Session, Dallas TRHT Director Jerry Hawkins led a history-focused bus tour of Dallas. Follow along in this blog series as we explore the history of our stops in more detail. In 1892, Dallas established its first Continue Reading about Racial Equity NOW Tour – Booker T. Washington High School
Racial Equity NOW Tour – Freedman’s Memorial (Freedman’s Cemetery/State-Thomas)
How do you change the narrative about place? During our Racial Equity NOW Cohort Session, Dallas TRHT Director Jerry Hawkins led a history-focused bus tour of Dallas. Follow along in this blog series as we explore the history of our stops in more detail. Freedman's Cemetery was established as a Continue Reading about Racial Equity NOW Tour – Freedman’s Memorial (Freedman’s Cemetery/State-Thomas)
The History of Race in Dallas – Facebook Live
A Letter from the Dallas TRHT Director: It’s Time for TRANSFORMATION
The State of Texas is opening up businesses on May 1st, a day after posting 50 new COVID-19 related deaths (Texas' largest single day total), which directly contradicts federal guidelines for reopening businesses stating that there should be a "downward trajectory of documented cases within a 14-day Continue Reading about A Letter from the Dallas TRHT Director: It’s Time for TRANSFORMATION
