We work with City departments to create a city where our diversity is maintained, racial disparities have been eliminated and racial equity has been achieved.
Two-and-a-half years later, cities across the country continue to adjust to the affects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Oakland, CA is using different approaches to address community needs and prioritize digital equity.
Plans to remove I-980 have energized urbanists and environmentalists. But longtime residents fear it could be a new phase of gentrification.
The African American Museum and Library at Oakland invites you to a Closing Reception for the exhibition Black American Strip Quilts and their West African Textile Roots Join AAMLO and your neighbors at the closing reception for an exhibition of outstanding fiber art created by specialists on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean—master craftsmen from West Africa and master artists in the African American Quilt Guild of Oakland (AAQGO). At this gathering, we will honor the memory of Mrs. Ann Seals Robinson, the late president of AAQGO.
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Director, Department of Race and Equity
Darlene has more than 10 years of experience implementing systemic change and increasing racial equity in city government. She was on the ground level in developing the Race and Social Justice Initiative in the City of Seattle’s Office for Civil Rights.
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