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Chromatic Black Launches Nationwide “Justice in Action” Event Series on MLK Day Weekend

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Tuesday, January 11, 2022
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Chromatic Black launches a national Justice in Action event series with 50+ events across the United States from January 14-17 in honor of Martin Luther King Jrs Birthday.

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  • Chromatic Black launches a national Justice in Action event series with 50+ events across the United States from January 14-17 in honor of Martin Luther King Jrs Birthday.
  • The campaign focuses on explaining the safety and efficacy of vaccines, developed by experts including noted Black doctor, Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, PhD.
  • The Justice in Action initiative will also conduct a temperature check of the community through the use of the WE in the World Well-Being Survey.
  • Chromatic Black is a community of artist-activists, technologists, community organizers and journalists working to build cultural power through the reclamation of STORY as a public common.

HBCU Students Encouraged to Lead Social Change During Inaugural UNCF Virtual Social Justice Week

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Tuesday, November 23, 2021
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From Nov. 15-18, UNCF hosted over 300 viewers on Zoom and other social media channels to virtually share knowledge from a select group of moderators and panelists during UNCFs inaugural Social Justice Week.

Key Points: 
  • From Nov. 15-18, UNCF hosted over 300 viewers on Zoom and other social media channels to virtually share knowledge from a select group of moderators and panelists during UNCFs inaugural Social Justice Week.
  • "This inaugural Social Justice Week was very important because we dedicated themes each day of the week that affect our HBCU campuses and students.
  • To continue the great work of the week, UNCF is encouraging students to participate in two scholars' programs.
  • Social Justice Week was a huge success because of the efforts of so many UNCF members and supporters.