A Townhall on The Roots of Structural Racism, The Impact Under COVID-19 and the Importance of Cross-Racial Solidarity

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We facilitated a conversation on racism, COVID-19 and solidarity in the time of a global pandemic by having a group of Asian American and people of color speakers we are in community with during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. A panel discussion was followed by a healing circle with practices to share as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.

Organizational Co-Sponsors:

  • Can't Stop! Won't Stop! Consulting

  • Asian Solidarity Collective

  • Revolve Impact

  • Athletes for Impact

  • 18 Million Rising

  • Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)

  • APICA

  • Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies

Speakers (alphabetical order by last name):

  • Dr Emalani Case - Native Hawaiian Writer and Teacher

  • Sarah Eagle Heart - Return to the Heart Foundation

  • Denarii Grace - Blues singer-songwriter and Activist 

  • Kheperah Kearse - Life Camp

  • Connie Wun - AAPI Women Lead

Co-Hosted by:

  • Gregory Cendana, Can't Stop Won't Stop Consulting

  • Kuttin Kandi, Asian Solidarity Collective

  • Mike de la Rocha, Revolve Impact

  • Rhea Trinanes, Revolve Impact

 

THIS TOWN HALL WAS ON

Saturday, May 23, 2020

 

TOWN HALL RECORDING

Captions for the recordings are in progress.

 

TRANSCRIPTS

Download transcripts for this town hall.

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