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DESCRIPTION:While the change we often seek is systematic\, many of the chal
 lenges and opportunities leaders encounter start with something very perso
 nal. Join this session to hear from Bambie Hayes-Brown and Sara Toering as
  they share on:\n\n	* How community development partnerships are helping to
  disrupt and reform inequitable and racist laws\, policies\, and practices
  in Georgia\;\n 	* The experiences that helped them evolve from resident or
 ganizers and tenant advocates to national community development leaders\; 
 and\n 	* Community development’s opportunity to create change and more lead
 ers today. \n\nSet to the backdrop of the state of Georgia which is the we
 ll-known home of the world’s busiest airport\, host of one of the most mem
 orable Olympic games\, and the seat of a thriving local economy\; join in 
 to hear their experiences\, share questions\, and interact with two active
  change leaders who are focused on place-based reform.
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SUMMARY:A Racial Equity Journey: Inside the Evolution of Two Atlanta Commun
 ity Development Leaders
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style='margin-right:4px\;'><span style='fon
 t-size:12pt\;'><span style='font-family:Cambria\, serif\;'><span style='fo
 nt-size:9pt\;'><span style='font-family:'HelveticaNeueLT Std'\, sans-serif
 \;'><span style='color:#5e6766\;'>While the change we often seek is system
 atic\, many of the challenges and opportunities leaders encounter start wi
 th something very personal. Join this session to hear from Bambie Hayes-Br
 own and Sara Toering as they share on:</span></span></span></span></span><
 /p>\n\n<ul><li style='margin-right:4px\;margin-left:8px\;'><span style='fo
 nt-size:12pt\;'><span style='font-family:Cambria\, serif\;'><span style='f
 ont-size:9pt\;'><span style='font-family:'HelveticaNeueLT Std'\, sans-seri
 f\;'><span style='color:#5e6766\;'>How community development partnerships 
 are helping to disrupt and reform inequitable and racist laws\, policies\,
  and practices in Georgia\;</span></span></span></span></span></li>\n	<li s
 tyle='margin-right:4px\;margin-left:8px\;'><span style='font-size:12pt\;'>
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 ='color:#5e6766\;'>The experiences that helped them evolve from resident o
 rganizers and tenant advocates to national community development leaders\;
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 ;margin-left:8px\;'><span style='font-size:12pt\;'><span style='font-famil
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 unity development’s opportunity to create change and more leaders today. <
 /span></span></span></span></span></li>\n</ul><p style='margin-right:4px\;
 '><span style='font-size:12pt\;'><span style='font-family:Cambria\, serif\
 ;'><span style='font-size:9pt\;'><span style='font-family:'HelveticaNeueLT
  Std'\, sans-serif\;'><span style='color:#5e6766\;'>Set to the backdrop of
  the state of Georgia which is the well-known home of the world’s busiest 
 airport\, host of one of the most memorable Olympic games\, and the seat o
 f a thriving local economy\; join in to hear their experiences\, share que
 stions\, and interact with two active change leaders who are focused on pl
 ace-based reform.</span></span></span></span></span></p>
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DESCRIPTION:While the change we often seek is systematic\, many of the chal
 lenges and opportunities leaders encounter start with something very perso
 nal. Join this session to hear from Bambie Hayes-Brown and Sara Toering as
  they share on:\n\n	* How community development partnerships are helping to
  disrupt and reform inequitable and racist laws\, policies\, and practices
  in Georgia\;\n 	* The experiences that helped them evolve from resident or
 ganizers and tenant advocates to national community development leaders\; 
 and\n 	* Community development’s opportunity to create change and more lead
 ers today. \n\nSet to the backdrop of the state of Georgia which is the we
 ll-known home of the world’s busiest airport\, host of one of the most mem
 orable Olympic games\, and the seat of a thriving local economy\; join in 
 to hear their experiences\, share questions\, and interact with two active
  change leaders who are focused on place-based reform.
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