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A joint bipartisan resolution will be introduced in the U.S. Congress during the 119th session of Congress, which will begin in January 2025. Signing on to this statement helps build momentum and awareness of this campaign. Once the resolution is introduced, we will follow up with this list of...
Well over 100 Race Amity Day celebrations were held around the country in 2023. Some included city or county proclamations, some involved local government or community leaders from many backgrounds. Some people focused on leaders and held symposiums, some focused on families and held picnics, some...
Early bird registration for the 2023 National Race Amity Conference is now open! The Conference will be held on Nov 9-11, 2023 at the Atlanta Westin Airport Hotel. Register by July 31, 2023 for the best rates. Go to the Conference Registration Website for conference highlights, confirmed speakers,...
In celebration of Earth Month, we offer this guest article by Hugh Locke, President of the Haiti Smallholder Farmer’s Alliance: Richard St. Barbe Baker (1889 – 1982) was a renowned forester who is recognized as the first global conservationist. He founded the Men of the Trees in 1922 in...
Talking About Race: A Conversation with Penn Badgley and Masud Olufani from National Center for Race Amity on Vimeo. Talking About Race: A Conversation with Penn Badgley and Masud Olufani Among the challenges all Americans, young and old, are faced with in the 21st century, is how do we develop...
The spring 2023 session of the Race Amity Leadership Academy kicked off with a field trip to Boston’s Museum of African American History on March 11, 2023. This initial pilot program involves middle and high school students connected to the Boston Boys and Girls Clubs, who are guided and mentored...
Support the work of the National Center for Race Amity and join us for a memorable and moving evening of music, story and song. The National Center for Race AmityandYard Heads Internationalpresent the American Premiere and Showcase of: Sing Sistah Sing!TALES OF TRANSATLANTIC FREEDOMwithCelebrated...
Thousands thronged Faneuil Hall Marketplace on Saturday, July 30, for the Boston Race Amity Arts & Music Festival, enjoying live music from Stephen Kellogg and local artists along with free Ben and Jerry’s ice cream. Boston Scoops Shops, which operates five Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream Shops in...
2022 National Race Amity Conference November 17-19, 2022 Experiencing the Power of Race Amity in Individual and Organizational Partnerships On-Demand Conference Replays Available Until January 3, 2023! If you registered for the 2022 Race Amity Conference you probably enjoyed a variety of vibrant,...
Artist honors martyrs of SC church shooting Pamela Purdy, acclaimed artist and creator of Icons of The Civil Rights Movement series, has recently unveiled a commemorative art piece, The Emanuel 9, dedicated to the nine members of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church who were murdered in...
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