Our community mourns the passing of community advocate, racial justice warrior and bridge builder, Diane D'Souza.  Our work would not have been possible without her leadership, guidance and wisdom. 

More to come on the life and legacy of our beautiful friend and shero!

An obituary has been published, which you can read here. There you can also share your condolences with Diane's family.

Update: In light of COVID-19, we will postpone

Courageous Conversations Towards Racial Justice events until further notice. 

In order to move through this time of fear and isolation, we urge you to prioritize education over ignorance. Continue your values of anti-oppression as we adapt to new ways of community care. 

Courageous Conversations Towards Racial Justice provides a list of recommended resources below.

Access our full resource library here. 

Read Ten Equity Implications of COVID-19 

- from NAACP

Thank you for understanding. 

As we say in our Norms, "Practice self-care."

Other Events (Not affiliated with CCTRJ)

Free Virtual Screening of PUSHOUT

Register here to watch PUSHOUT

Discussion: Monday, May 11, 12:00-12:30 p.m.

PUSHOUT features heart-wrenching stories from girls across the country as they narrate the challenges they have encountered in their learning environments and beyond, and offers insight from experts who have worked in social justice, gender equality and educational equity.

Equitable Dinners: Lift Every Voice

Register here to join on May 17th

Join Equitable Dinners for a free, live, monthly conversation series featuring art, experts, and an opportunity to connect with your neighbors locally and around the world to talk about race and equity. See flyer below for more details!