CHANGE STARTS WITH CONVERSATION

This project is designed to bring conversation, collaboration and innovation to the process of dismantling racism and reimagining Richmond. We hope this will lead Richmond, the former capital of the Confederacy, toward a solid framework for advancing racial equity and be a model for discussion in other U.S. cities.

New essays. New voices.

Discover thought-provoking perspectives on racial equity with the release of 15 captivating essays from the esteemed Richmond Racial Equity Essays collection. Gain profound insights and diverse perspectives on racial equity, igniting conversations and driving positive change in our society.

TUNE IN FOR "THE INTERSECTION," A PODCAST BY RREE

We are excited to bring you a new podcast produced by Ebony Walden, "The Intersection." This podcast from Richmond Racial Equity Essays is a Discussion with those working at the intersection of race, place, and space. Join Ebony as she discusses the work of advocates and educators in the field on how the work is being done at the intersections of our world.

We're building a Richmond through conversation and learning.

Read our original publication

Read our original publication, "24 Visions of Racial Equity in Richmond," first published in 2021, which delves into the unique insights on race and equity in Richmond.

Watch our video interview series

Watch our captivating video interview series featuring insightful conversations with experts, thought leaders, and innovators, as we explore a wide range of compelling topics.

Download our discussion guide

Download our comprehensive discussion guide to facilitate engaging conversations, provide thought-provoking questions, and deepen your understanding of the subject matter.

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