Announcing Another Presenter!
We are just two months away from the inaugural Truth and Conciliation Juneteenth Summit; have you registered yet? We are planning an amazing opportunity for attendees to connect with national thought-leaders on anti-racism and social justice work. Don’t miss out. Joining us will be Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington. Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington, Pronouns (He/Him/His) is the…
Look Who Is Joining Us!
As we gear up for the inaugural Truth and Conciliation Junetenth Summit (June 16-18, 2021), each week we are revealing our phenomenal presenters who will join us. Our first distinguished guest is Mark Charles, a former 2020 candidate for U.S. President. Mark Charles is a speaker, writer, and consultant. The son of an American woman…
<strong>Registration is Live!</strong>
Time is quickly approaching; do not miss out. We have been diligently planning to bring you an amazing summit experience. In a time where the trauma of racism is on the rise and in full display, we can not look away from the devastating harm and violence of white supremacy; we must commit ourselves daily…
Stop Racism and AAPI Hate
This past week has been traumatically terrorizing for many Asian American and Pacific Islanders across America as we learned of a 21-year-old white male’s killing spree in Atlanta, GA which left eight people dead—six of whom were Asian American women. While authorities are still navigating the legal terrains of motive, none can ignore that Asian…
Become a Sponsor
From June 16-18, 2021 the TCC will host its first virtual summit to gather anti-racism practitioners, grassroots organizers, and like-minded movement builders across the nation. This inaugural summit seeks to lay a foundation for a national narrative shift towards conciliation in the United States. Additionally, it will provide attendees with tools for truth telling, unlearning,…
A Jim Crow Relic
Abolishing racism requires more than book clubs and dialogues. While those things matter, we must remember that the persistence of racism relies on institutional power as well. Resultantly, the Truth and Conciliation Commission is committed to dismantling institutional barriers to racial equity and justice. As it relates to our Democracy, the filibuster functions as such…
