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Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Webinar January 22, 2020 Denise Harlow, CCAP, NCRT Chief Executive Officer Tiffney Marley, CCAP, NCRT Vice President, Practice Transformation National Community Action Partnership 1020 19 th Street NW, Suite 700 Washington, DC 20036 www.communityactionpartnership.com

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Page 1: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Community · Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Webinar January 22, 2020 Denise Harlow, CCAP, NCRT Chief Executive Officer Tiffney Marley,

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Commemoration WebinarJanuary 22, 2020

Denise Harlow, CCAP, NCRTChief Executive Officer

Tiffney Marley, CCAP, NCRTVice President, Practice Transformation

National Community Action Partnership1020 19th Street NW, Suite 700

Washington, DC 20036 www.communityactionpartnership.com

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AgendaConnecting Dr. King’s Legacy and Community Action

– Community Action Vision and Values

– The “State of Community Action”

Equity: A Key Priority– The Partnership’s Commitment to Equity

– Why Equity, Particularly Racial Equity Matters

Where Do We Go From Here? Keeping The Dream Alive– Strategies & Tools that We are Using

• Resources and Publications

Discussion

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Connecting Dr. King’s Legacy and Community Action

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Connecting the Work of

Dr. King to the History of

Community Action

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Vision Statement

The vision of the Community Action Partnership is a nation that creates opportunities for all

people to thrive, builds strong, resilient communities, and ensures a more

equitable society.

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Values

Equity Respect Commitment Excellence Hope

Community Caring Innovation Opportunity

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We believe all people should be treated with dignity and respect and recognize that structural race, gender, and other inequities remain barriers that must be addressed.

Value Statements

Equity Respect Commitment Excellence Hope

Community Caring Innovation Opportunity

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We believe that this nation has the capacity and moral obligation to ensure that no one is forced to endure the hardships of poverty.

Value Statements

Equity Respect Commitment Excellence Hope

Community Caring Innovation Opportunity

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We believe that with hope, adequate resources and opportunities, everyone can reach their fullest potential, and we are committed to achieving that vision.

Value Statements

Equity Respect Commitment Excellence Hope

Community Caring Innovation Opportunity

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We pledge ourselves to creating an environment that pursues innovation and excellence through multi-sector partnership and collaboration.

Value Statements

Equity Respect Commitment Excellence Hope

Community Caring Innovation Opportunity

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King’s Dream: Central to Our Promise

Community Action believes in the promise that everyone should have access to the opportunity for success

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• Census Engagement

• Promote and provide pathways for civic engagement

• Educate and advocate for individual and systems level transformation

Community Action 2020

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This is an important year for our people

and our communities

Community Action 2020

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The Hard-To-Count Are:

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2020 Census Engagement

• Get Out the Count – We care about the entire community, so we need to COUNT the entire community

• Engage with our project through the Community Action Complete Count Committee – up-to-the minute news, updates and resources. Nominate someone from your agency today!

• Community Action Census Webpage: www.communityactionpartnership.com/census2020

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Equity: A Key Priority

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Building Opportunity for All

Community Action believes in the promise that everyone should have access to the opportunity for success

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What is Equity?

A condition whereby ALL PEOPLE have access to a

thriving reality and belonging regardless of race, culture, gender, religion, economic

status or social location.

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Equity Vs. Equality

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What is Racial Equity?

A condition whereby ALL PEOPLE have access to a

thriving reality and belonging regardless of race or culture.

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Why Are We Starting With Race?

We are all ONE Human Family.

We are all connected through shared ancestry.

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Why Are We Starting With Race?

Racism (attitudes and belief systems) and

Structural Racism (systems and policies) are deeply imbedded in

American society

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“The intersection of poverty and racism is one of the greatest threats to stability in

modern day society…”

Poverty and Race

--john a. powell

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Research reveals that these inequities cost our nation almost $2 trillion annually in

lost purchasing power, reduced job opportunities, and diminished productivity

for college graduates of color.

The Cost

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“While projected to be the majority by 2043, children of color are

disproportionately impacted by poverty, resulting in the lack of access to the

opportunities, resources, and support they need to thrive…”

Race and Poverty

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Opportunity and Access

Opportunity is often defined as access to:

EDUCATION ECONOMY

HOUSING

TRANSPORTATION

HEALTHCAREJUSTICE

FOOD

COMMUNICATIONS

However, according to john powell, this is an issue of membership and belonging.

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Race and Place

john a. powell, The Haas Institute For A Fair and Equitable Economy

Housing Segregation

-School Segregation-Education Achievement

Health Risks/Disparities

Crime/Arrest Exposure

Poor Employment

People of color are far

more likely to live in

opportunity deprived

neighborhoods and

communities with

limited access to

infrastructure, healthy

environments, and

social capital

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• Basic Needs for Health & Safety• Life Long Learning• Meaningful Work & Wealth• Humane Housing• Reliable Transportation• A Healthy Environment• Belonging & Civic Muscle

Well Being Legacy

Vital Conditions For Health + Well Being (EQUITY)

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Where Are We?

• We are committed to Racial Equity

• This is urgent for us; however, we are not going to hurry this work

• We are intentionally leading with race –“race explicitly, but not exclusively”

• We are “Baking Racial Equity” into our work and policy/procedures going forward

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Designing and Implementing with an Equity Lens Inside CAAs

• Recognize institutional, systemic and structural barriers that perpetuate inequity

• Co-creation and co-ownership of solutions

• Exploration of environmental changes that promote customer success

• Staff reflect the diversity of the communities being served

• Seek to design and deliver strategies that bridge and build knowing, relationships, and mitigate structural bias problems

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OUR REPORTSRACE TO LEAD

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THE 2019 RACE TO LEAD SURVEY

More than

4,300people took the survey in

2016

More than

5,200Respondents in

2019

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• As CAA LEADERS, we have long history of moving individuals and communities forward

• Still we can and we must do more

• We must dismantle, forces that are pulling our communities apart along social and economic lines

• We have an opportunity to empower more low-income persons to thrive and become active members of their communities

Uprooting Poverty

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Community Action believes in the promise that EVERYONE should have

access to opportunity

A Promise

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Tools that We are UsingRacial Healing Circles

A conversational experience that prioritizes perspective taking, empathy, and compassion though calling on our innate need as humans to connect and feel part of a larger “whole”

– Developed in close partnership with Dr. Gail Christopher and her team

– Facilitated at all National Conferences since 2019

• A session will occur during Annual Convention in Seattle in August

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Tools that We are UsingStaff Racial Equity Conversations

Over the course of the last three years, the Partnership staff has used everything, from formally scheduled meetings to general down-time, to engage in conversations on various aspects of racial equity

Here is an example…

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Other Racial Equity Resources• Race to Lead: Confronting the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap

• Racial Equity Resource Guide (W.K. Kellogg Foundation):

• Racial Equity Toolkit: An Opportunity to Operationalize Equity

• Engaging Parents, Developing Leaders (Annie E. Casey Foundation)

• Race Matters: Organizational Self-Assessment (Annie E. Casey Foundation)

• Family-Centered Coaching: Assessing Organizational Readiness & Creating Partnerships

• White Supremacy Culture

• Building A Racial Equity Culture

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www.communityactionpartnership.com

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Building A Racial Equity Culturewww.equityinthecenter.orgProInspire

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Resources You Can Use

Rising Out of Hatred Stamped from the Beginning

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2019 Othering and Belonging Conference by

the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC

Berkeley

April 8-10, 2019

Oakland, CA

RESOURCES

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Resources You Can Use

We the People: Practicing Belonging in a Period of Deep Anxietyjohn a. powell, The Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society at UC Berkley

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Resources You Can Use

We Too Belong: Inclusive Practices in Immigration and Incarceration Law & Policy

The Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society at UC

Berkley

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Resources You Can Use

National Equity Atlas Racial Equity Resource Guide for Community Action

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Color of Law

Resources You Can Use

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Cost of Segregation--Metropolitan Planning Council and the Urban Institute project trends of the Chicago region’s racial and economic segregation by 2030 without interventions

Equity, Growth and Community

Resources You Can Use

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Truth Racial Healing and Transformation Implementation Guide

The Ever-Growing Gap: Without Change, African-American and Latino Families Won't Match White Wealth for Centuries

Resources You Can Use

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Inclusiveness Index 2018: Measuring Global Inclusion and Marginality

Under Our Skin

Resources You Can Use

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America Divided

Resources You Can Use

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Discussion

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Staff Contact Information

Denise Harlow, CCAP, NCRT

Chief Executive Officer

[email protected]

Tiffney Marley, CCAP, NCRT

Vice President, Practice Transformation

[email protected]