CBN Member & Partner Events
Join Delmar Main Street for a Juneteenth Festival and day celebrating health, wealth, and culture. See the flyers below for more information.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rally-for-reparations-at-the-arch-tickets-258985983047?aff=erelexpmlt
Join Uhuru Solidarity Movement at the St Louis Gateway Arch to call for reparations to African People for ongoing oppression.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://sites.wustl.edu/bhmatbrownschool/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis for a curated series of lectures and panels to honor Black History by paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.
This session is presented by Sheretta Butler-Barnes, PhD.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://sites.wustl.edu/bhmatbrownschool/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis for a curated series of lectures and panels to honor Black History by paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.
This session is presented by:
Jewel Stafford, MSW
Atia Thurman, MSW
https://sites.wustl.edu/bhmatbrownschool/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis for a curated series of lectures and panels to honor Black History by paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.
This session is presented by:
Charli Cooksey, MSEd
David Dwight, IV
Terry Harris, EdD
Bethany Johnson-Javois, MSW
Jason Purnell, PhD, MPH
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://www.gatewayhumantrafficking.org/copy-of-membership
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Human Trafficking especially child sex trafficking has become a vital topic of discussion among scholars, advocates, and public outcry recently. Yet, these conversations and movements-like so many other social justice issues- have ignored the connection between race and other root factors that push people of color into human trafficking including America’s commercial sex trade.
In partnership with the University of Missouri in St. Louis (UMSL) Criminal Justice Department, Gateway Human Trafficking is pleased to announce that Dr. Rostami’s Race, Crime, and Justice Course live guest speaker sessions are now open to the public.
These sessions are offered online via Zoom. During these weekly live sessions, we will discuss various issues concerning Race, Crime, and Justice in our communities that makes people of color more vulnerable to crimes and obstacles they are experiencing to get justice.
https://sites.wustl.edu/bhmatbrownschool/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis for a curated series of lectures and panels to honor Black History by paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.
This session is presented by:
Makini Anwisye
Michkeal Cross
Sean Gold
Dana Walker, MS
https://usgreenbuildingcouncilstlouisregionalchapter.wildapricot.org/event-4560554
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join USGBC-Missouri Gateway Chapter and the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) St. Louis Gateway Chapter for a conversation about designing-in community connections, resiliency, communication, operations, and policy in your built environment.
Have you or your organization experienced extreme weather? Your community? In 2021 the United States experienced extreme weather; extreme temperatures reaching 115 degrees, mega-drought, wildfires, extreme winter storms leaving millions without power, extreme rain and flash floods, flooding, a derecho and tornadoes, earthquakes...
Cady Seabaugh is addressing the urgency of climate change in her work with affordable housing development, Tuesday, February 8, 2022 at 5:30 PM, virtually, as a discussion forum in design, equity, and operations - before, during, and after extreme weather crises. Cady will take her experiences with extreme weather from Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the Western Virgin Islands, and bring lessons learned home, to your Gateway region.
https://sites.wustl.edu/bhmatbrownschool/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis for a curated series of lectures and panels to honor Black History by paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.
This session is presented by:
Angela Archibald-Clabon, MBA
Angela Fleming Brown, MPH
Matifadza Hlatshwayo Davis, MD, MPH
Jason G. Newland, MD, MEd
https://sites.wustl.edu/bhmatbrownschool/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis for a curated series of lectures and panels to honor Black History by paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.
This session is presented by Cynthia Williams, MSW, LCSW and Jewel Stafford, MSW.
https://brownschool.wustl.edu/Events/Pages/Event3492045.aspx
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
A 400+ year history of institutional racism in America has created economic and social inequities that heighten the likelihood that African Americans could become victims of human trafficking. This discussion will provide information about the vulnerabilities to trafficking members of Black and brown communities and other minority groups might face in our society.
This presentation is part of the Brown School's recognition of Black History Month.
Join BJC HealthCare for an event to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This commemorative service will include remarks from Dr. Art McCoy.
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_n9mC45koQym8UaqzSRuPkA
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Join the African People’s Education and Defense Fund for their 25th Annual MLK Day event on Zoom. Enjoy poetry, speakers, historic films, and more.
https://www.managementcenter.org/upcoming/cat-17-for-managers-equitable-hiring/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
This interactive workshop is designed to help those who are currently hiring new staff to create equitable, effective hiring processes. Participants should bring current materials related to the role they're hiring for, as the course includes workshopping, practice, and application time throughout.
Click here to register
Registration Required: Register link listed above
This series offers a courageous space for people to learn, engage, and apply content and tools to advance racial equity, amplify youth leadership, and foster healing. Understanding Adultism and Building Partnerships with Youth is the 8th installment.
We desire for people to attend every session though are grateful for you to participate in as many as you can. For more information, email EastSideAligned@gmail.com
https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/ForwardThroughFerguson_1/RECBsystemschange.html
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
The Systems Change Primer is a workshop (presented virtually in 2021) designed to refresh and reiterate the key tenets of Systems Change methodology as explicitly tied to achieving Racial Equity. Facilitators will offer a shared learning and guide the participants in a radically candid discussion on the strategies needed for systemic advocacy of Racial Equity.
https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/ForwardThroughFerguson_1/RECBsystemschange.html
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Attendees of an #STL2039 workshop can expect to establish shared language and understanding around Racial Equity and systems change, conduct an organizational assessment of systemic barriers facing your work and strategies to address them, and draft an initial, outcomes-based #STL2039 vision for your organization.
https://www.managementcenter.org/upcoming/cat-17-for-managers-equitable-hiring/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
This interactive workshop is designed to help those who are currently hiring new staff to create equitable, effective hiring processes. Participants should bring current materials related to the role they're hiring for, as the course includes workshopping, practice, and application time throughout.
https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/ForwardThroughFerguson_1/RECBsystemschange.html
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
Attendees of an #STL2039 workshop can expect to establish shared language and understanding around Racial Equity and systems change, conduct an organizational assessment of systemic barriers facing your work and strategies to address them, and draft an initial, outcomes-based #STL2039 vision for your organization.
Click here to register
Registration Required: Register link listed above
This series offers a courageous space for people to learn, engage, and apply content and tools to advance racial equity, amplify youth leadership, and foster healing. Strategies for Healing Centered Engagement is the 7th installment.
We desire for people to attend every session though are grateful for you to participate in as many as you can. For more information, email EastSideAligned@gmail.com
https://www.managementcenter.org/upcoming/cat-17-for-managers-equitable-hiring/
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
This interactive workshop is designed to help those who are currently hiring new staff to create equitable, effective hiring processes. Participants should bring current materials related to the role they're hiring for, as the course includes workshopping, practice, and application time throughout.
Click here to register
Registration Required: Register link listed above
This series offers a courageous space for people to learn, engage, and apply content and tools to advance racial equity, amplify youth leadership, and foster healing. Strategies for Centering Youth Voice and Belonging is the 6th installment.
We desire for people to attend every session though are grateful for you to participate in as many as you can. For more information, email EastSideAligned@gmail.com
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeB_15u49p1yJoAdxSxGd_sLlQr6buOfDtwtkb3ZsawJddZ2Q/viewform
Registration required. Please see the link above for more information.
The Systems Change Primer is a workshop (presented virtually in 2021) designed to refresh and reiterate the key tenets of Systems Change methodology as explicitly tied to achieving Racial Equity. Facilitators will offer a shared learning and guide the participants in a radically candid discussion on the strategies needed for systemic advocacy of Racial Equity.
UMSL at Grand Center
3651 Olive St., Suite 100
St. Louis, MO 63108
314-730-5449
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