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Join us for the 6th Annual Parren J. Mitchell Symposium
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Race & Wealth Inequality: Examining Shades of Opportunity

April 18, 2018
10:30am-4:00pm

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10:30 am   
Wealth Matters: Examining Racial Wealth Inequality
Description: Wealth inequality scholars will discuss the causes and consequences of racial wealth inequality and highlight themes important to understanding the dynamics of continued racial wealth disparities.
Moderator: Dr. Cedric Herring
Panelists: Dr. Thomas Shapiro, Dr. Loren Henderson, and Dr. Louise Seamster

12:15 pm 
Wealth Building: Investing in Community Change
Description: Business leaders and policy makers discuss how they leverage personal wealth and government funding to change local communities for the better.
Moderator: Will Jawando
Panelists: Dr. Judy Dlamini, Monty Cooper, Gary Rozier, and Tonia Wellons

2:00 pm 
Wealth Solutions: Creating Wealth Equity for Communities of Color
Description: Wealth inequality scholars will discuss how race intersects with wealth accumulation across people’s lives and how we might mitigate racial wealth inequality.
Moderator: Dr. Kris Marsh
Panelists: Dr. Sandy Darity, Dr. Tyson Brown, and Dr. Darrick Hamilton

4:00 pm
Reception with remarks from Dr. Judy Dlamini
A reception will follow the symposium at 4:00pm (Colony Ballroom) with a keynote by Judy Dlamini.
>>> Livestream Link <<<

PANELS

Wealth Matters: Examining Racial Wealth Inequality
​Wealth Building: Investing in Community Change
​Wealth Solutions: Creating Wealth Equity for Communities of Color




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  • Home
  • About
  • Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • 2020 Parren J. Mitchell Symposium >
      • Criminalization in Daily Life
      • Unequal Treatment and Enforcement
      • Responses and Solutions
    • 2019 PARREN MITCHELL SYMPOSIUM >
      • Intersectional Perspectives on the Family
      • Family Diversity and the Disruptive Force of the Law
      • Challenging, Expanding, and Reinventing the Family
    • 2018 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • Wealth Matters: Examining Racial Wealth Inequality
      • Wealth Building: Investing in Community Change
      • Wealth Solutions: Creating Wealth Equity for Communities of Color
    • 2017 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • The Power of Popular Culture
      • Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory: A Dialogue
      • The Politics of Racial Representation
    • 2016 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • Health Outcomes: For Better of For Worse
      • Health Strategies: From This Day Forward
    • 2015 Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • 2014 Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • Symposium Storified
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events
    • CRI Event Photos
  • #Justice4RCIII
  • BLOG
    • A STATEMENT FROM OUR DIRECTOR ON THE LOSS OF BLACK LIVES
    • Asian American Activism
    • Black Feminist Thoughts
  • Election Reflections