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Panelists

Aaron Ford

Nevada Attorney General

Law as Leverage: Enforcing Civil Rights and Democratic Power

Amos Jackson III

Founder and Principal, Third Way Strategies & Consulting

Passing the Torch: Prepping the Next Generation of Leaders

A’Shanti Gholar

President & CEO, Emerge

More Than a Moment: Black Women Leading Collective Change

Bobby Nweke

Founder and CEO, Ready Consulting LLC

Communications Workshop with Bobby Nweke

Dania Francis

Associate Professor of Economics, UMass Boston

Mobilizing Capital for Collective Power: Collective Responsibility for Economic Justice

Dr. Andre Perry

​​Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Community Uplift, Brookings Institution
Professor of Practice of Economics, Washington University of St. Louis

Mobilizing Capital for Collective Power: Collective Responsibility for Economic Justice

Dr. Aysha Upchurch

The Dancing Diplomat

Culture Is Policy: Art Narrative and Political Power

Dr. Denisha Jones

Executive Director, Defending the Early Years
Founder and CEO, D. Jones Consultant

Education as Reconstruction: Future of Learning

Dr. Jalicia Jolly

Assistant Professor in American Studies and Black Studies, Amherst College

Health Equity as Policy: Reimagining Black Well-Being in America

Dr. Jeannette Callahan

Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School / General Pediatrician at Cambridge Health Alliance

Health Equity as Policy: Reimagining Black Well-Being in America

Dr. Maame Adobea Amoyaw

Founder and Principal Cultural Strategist, Silver Link Strategies

Culture Is Policy: Art, Narrative, and Political Power

Dr. Tinkhani White

​Director of Systems Transformation, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching

Education as Reconstruction: Future of Learning

Eddie Rupia

​​Campaign Manager/Senior Advisor

The Politics of Policy: Organizing and Campaigns

Imani Rupert-Gordon

​​President/Executive Director, National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR)

More Than a Moment: Black Women Leading Collective Change

Joshua Doss

Pollster & Political Consultant

Keynote Address

Kama Pierce

​Chief Program Officer, National Center for Civil and Human Rights

When Law Is Not Enough: Representation in the Fight for Civil and Human Rights

Kirsten Allen

​​Communications & Political Strategist

More Than a Moment: Black Women Leading Collective Change

Quentin Tyris James

Founder & President, Collective PAC

Passing the Torch: Prepping the Next Generation of Leaders

Ruthzee Louijeune

Councilor, Boston City Council

From City Hall to Statehouse: Black Leadership and Public Power

Sarah Lewis

John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities and Associate Professor of African and African American Studies at Harvard University / Founder of Vision & Justice

When Law Is Not Enough: Representation in the Fight for Civil and Human Rights

Secretary Anthony Foxx

Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation

The Infrastructure of Liberation: Reimagining our Public Systems

Wawa Gatheru

​​Founder & Executive Director of Black Girl Environmentalists

Climate Justice as Racial Justice: Building Equitable Futures

Yoruba Richen

Founding Director of the Documentary Program at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY

Culture Is Policy: Art, Narrative, and Political Power

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