Enterprise Black Employee Network (EBEN) Juneteenth Celebration
Zoom Link: https://enterprisecommunity.zoom.us/j/97977820185?pwd=M1ljTmJYQkJZc0s5cWV2RTZqNjNtdz09#s uccess
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FirstRepair Regional Reparations Retreat – Self Determination & Leadership
Vernon AMC Church 311 N. Greenwood, Tulsa, OK, United States -
Edlavitch Jewish Community Center of Washington, DC – Juneteenth Screening: The Big Payback
Edlavitch Jewish Community Center Washington, DCGet more information: https://www.edcjcc.org/jxj/show/juneteenth-screening-the-big-payback/
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June Reparations Strategy Session featuring ALäZ: Black Music Amplifying Reparations
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Evanston 4th of July Parade Grand Marshal
Evanston Evanston, IL -
Evanston 4th of July Parade
Evanston Evanston, IL -
Black 2 San Francisco Summer Fellows HBCU Satellite
101 Howard 101 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA, United States -
Black 2 San Francisco Summer Fellows HBCU Satellite
101 Howard 101 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA, United States -
FirstRepair Tabling @ LUSH
Old Orchard Mall Skokie, IL, United States -
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FirstRepair Mural Unveiling
FirstRepair Office 1900 Asbury ave, Evanston, IL, United StatesThe FirstRepair headquarters in Evanston, Illinois is now wrapped in a vibrant mural representing the reparations movement and the historic steps of the Evanston community. The mural depicts life with reparations, focusing on joy and the promise of a repaired future. The mural incorporates symbols relevant to the reparations movement, black liberation, and FirstRepair. Later in 2024 and into 2025, FirstRepair will activate QR codes incorporated in the mural, so that visitors to the area can learn more about the history, context, and background of the reparations movement.
The mural was designed and created by artist Damon Reed, who has contributed to several murals in Evanston, and informed by input from reparations leaders from across the nation during a visioning session at FirstRepair and NAARC’s 2023 Symposium.
Please join us to celebrate this new work of public art in Evanston!
