We believe in justice

Join Hands On Twin Cities for a bold conversation on  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to discuss ways volunteering can be an effective tool for creating an equitable community. This virtual panel will discuss avoiding "voluntourism", the connection to education and action, how to be an anti-racist volunteer, and more.

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Join local leaders Edrin C. Williams, Leslie E. Redmond, and Adair Mosely as they explore how Black Minnesotans have refused to normalize injustice and inequality — and who are responding today with action, innovation, and persistence.

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Join Hands On Twin Cities for the world's first truly virtual exhibition space highlighting racial inequalities in our nation and community. Minneapolis has long thrived on the reputation of being one of the "Best Places To Live" in the country, while at the same time, has one of the largest racial inequality gaps in the nation.

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Join Hands On Twin Cities for the world's first truly virtual exhibition space highlighting racial inequalities in our nation and community. Minneapolis has long thrived on the reputation of being one of the "Best Places To Live" in the country, while at the same time, has one of the largest racial inequality gaps in the nation.

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From Dr. King to Kamala Harris, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) produce Black American leaders and legends who advance our society. Join HBCU graduates Justin Tanner, Keisha Murray, and Mercedes Henderson Clark as they explore the origin story of HBCUs, how they are critical to the health of our communities, and how local civil rights leaders like Roy Wilkins and Marvel Cook advocated for HBCUs in the North.

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Join Hands On Twin Cities for the world's first truly virtual exhibition space highlighting racial inequalities in our nation and community. Minneapolis has long thrived on the reputation of being one of the "Best Places To Live" in the country, while at the same time, has one of the largest racial inequality gaps in the nation.

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Intersectionality has become a buzzword when talking about diversity and inclusion practices. This workshop hosted by YWCA Minneapolis breaks down the meaning of intersectionality and the importance of this concept in the work of diversity and inclusion.

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Join Hands On Twin Cities for the world's first truly virtual exhibition space highlighting racial inequalities in our nation and community. Minneapolis has long thrived on the reputation of being one of the "Best Places To Live" in the country, while at the same time, has one of the largest racial inequality gaps in the nation.

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Staying in the fight for racial equity takes a toll on those involved. Representative John Lewis, a civil rights activist who fought alongside Dr. King, called on all Americans to get in the fight and stay in the fight. In this program, Sondra Samuels and other influential Black leaders discuss their groundbreaking work: delivering innovative solutions all while challenging activists and allies alike to get in and stay in the fight for racial equity.

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Three workshops hosted by Teach for America- Twin Cities, facilitated by Dr. Joi Lewis, centers on radical self-care and healing justice in educational and racial equity work.

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Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Three workshops hosted by Teach for America- Twin Cities, facilitated by Dr. Joi Lewis, centers on radical self-care and healing justice in educational and racial equity work.

Register

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

During this session hosted by YWCA Minneapolis, we will learn the truths surrounding our history and the movement for addressing the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, boys, two spirit and transgender people. Together we will unfold the attitudes of dominant culture, oppressive systemic policies and the theft of land that has created heightened vulnerability for Indigenous people, and take action for justice.

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Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Join the Dakota County Historical Society for their monthly book club, "Books From Our Shelves." This month they will discuss Michelle Alexander’s influential book The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.

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Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.

Charities Review Council is hosting this event every Friday and invite you to join us as you’re able. There’s no fee to participate and you don’t have to attend every meeting. Simply come when you can/when you have questions, and we’ll meet you there. Sign up on Eventbrite.

Watch the previous recording and learn more here.