Join us for an engaging discussion on the role the media plays in shaping attitudes about race and racism. This conversation will feature esteemed leaders from various media outlets in Kansas City who will share thoughts about how their organizations have historically reported stories on people of color and changes they are making to improve equity and fairness in reporting.
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Join Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey for First Friday on December 4, 2020. This free virtual class will be led by our very own Elaina Paige Thomas. Tune in on KCFAA’s Facebook Live!
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In this edition of Courageous Conversations, G.S. Griffin, the Author of Racism in Kansas City will sit down with Community Leader Alvin Brooks to discuss the harsh reality of race relations and racism in KC. The event will be moderated by Tyrone Aiken, KCFAA’s Chief Artistic Officer. This event is sponsored by HOK. It is free to the public and will be held on zoom, you must pre-register to attend.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Suggested pre-work: Racism in Kansas City, written by G.S. Griffin.
You can find a copy of this book at Prospero’s Books, The Green Door Bookstore, Rockhurst University Bookstore, The Raven Bookstore, Willa’s Books, Afterword Tavern & Shelves (online), or at online at https://www.amazon.com/dp/1943338027
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KCFAA presents COURAGEOUS CONVERSATIONS. Our new program challenges all to take a deep dive into understanding issues of race while tackling tough topics. Our conversation will focus on “Why People Don’t Vote?”. We hope to increase your understanding of those reasons and help you determine what you could do to affect change.
Join Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey for First Friday on October 2nd! This free virtual class will be led by the very talented Laureen. Tune in on KCFAA’s Facebook Live!
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Join Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey for First Friday on September 4th! Get ready for some fun footwork. This free virtual class will be led by the very talented Latra Wilson. Tune in on KCFAA’s Facebook Live!
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Join us for an engaging discussion on the role the media plays in shaping attitudes about race and racism. This conversation will feature esteemed leaders from various media outlets in Kansas City who will share thoughts about how their organizations have historically reported stories on people of color and changes they are making to improve equity and fairness in reporting.
