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Using A Racial Equity Lens
Rather than isolating racial equity as a standalone project or area of focus, we seek to incorporate a formal racial equity lens in all of the work that we do. The Foundation also will be working with a consultant or consulting team to support us in further designing and operationalizing our racial equity commitment both internally, within the Foundation, and externally across our diverse cohort of State-Level Systemic Change grantees, to continue to strengthen our capacity and their capacities for incorporating a racial equity lens into all of our work.
Rather than isolating racial equity as a standalone project or area of focus, we seek to incorporate a formal racial equity lens in all of the work that we do.
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Augmenting our Participation in our Hometown of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
We are striving to become more involved as active members of our community—joining important conversations and contributing our knowledge, experience, voice, connections and resources to forward-thinking change. Examples of our recent local activity include supporting Youth Grantmakers in Action, Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods Grassroots Grants Program, Age-Friendly Forsyth, the 2019 National Black Theatre Festival, and serving on the board of the Boston-Thurmond Community Network.