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MBK Ohio Vista Project - Applications Now Open
Join Ohio’s first-ever statewide coalition of the My Brother’s Keeper Network. MBK Ohio is a statewide coalition of communities and leaders dedicated to improving outcomes for boys and young men of color and creating opportunities for all of Ohio’s youth.
 
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Spring 2022 Virtual Forum Schedule
Our spring series returns on Thursday, February 4, 2022.
 
Opinion: A Response to Auditor Rhodes: Misunderstanding of Report’s Findings
Opinion: A Response to Auditor Rhodes: Misunderstanding of Report’s Findings 10 August 2021 Download
 
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Principles for Equitable Technology Policy: An Overview for Policymakers and Agency Officials
Principles for Equitable Technology Policy: An Overview for Policymakers and Agency Officials Kelly Capatosto, Eyako Heh, Mikyung Baek The Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity |The Ohio State University Abstract:
 
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Ohio State Bar Foundation Awards Ohio State’s Kirwan Institute, Knowlton School of Architecture and John Glenn College with Grant to Develop City’s First Opportunity Policy Portal
Ohio State Bar Foundation Awards Ohio State’s Kirwan Institute, Knowlton School of Architecture and John Glenn College with Grant to Develop City’s First Opportunity Policy Portal January 19, 2022 The Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity, with the John Glenn College of Public Affairs and Knowlton School, received a $54,000 grant from the Ohio State Bar Foundation’s Racial Justice Initiative.
 
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Anti-Asian Racism After Atlanta: Assessing the Moment - April 15
Hosted by the Department of Asian American Studies. Asians/Asian Americans/APIDA communities have been reeling with the spike in anti-Asian racism this past year.
 
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Wexner Center for the Arts Director's Dialogue: How Do We Get Well? On Public Health and Safety
"The 2021 Director’s Dialogue on Art and Social Change is as timely as ever, focusing on the inextricable relationships between public safety and public health with featured speakers Cameron A. Granger, Baseera Khan, Dr. Shawnita Sealy-Jefferson, and Kyle Strickland. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Amy Acton.
 
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Neighborhood-Level Lead Paint Hazard for Children under 6: A Tool for Proactive and Equitable Intervention: NEW PUBLICATION
An article co-authored by Mikyung Baek, PhD, Kierra Barnett, PhD, Michael B. Outrich & Jason Reece, Ph.D was published in the March 2021 issue of The International Journal of Environmental Research and Publication. This article belongs to the Special Issue: Child-Friendly Planning and Public Health.  Abstract
 
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Building an Equitable Recovery: The Role of Race, Labor Markets, and Education - READ THE REPORT
Released in February 2021 by Darrick Hamilton, Ofronama Biu, Christopher Famighetti, Avi Green, Kyle Strickland, and David Wilcox and sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. This research report examines the way workers from different demographic groups experience recessions, including the current one, and the role of educational attainment in eliminating racial disparities. Download here.
 
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Making Sense of the Moment: Putting Race and Racism In America in Historical Context - WATCH THE RECORDING
Watch the recording of February 11th's virtual forum on the historical context of current US racial tensions with Dr. Hasan Jeffries.  Recording available here. 
 
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Congressional Black Caucus Foundation: Virtual Summit Series FEBRUARY 18
The 2021 Health Equity Summit provides attendees the opportunity to engage in in-depth discussion with subject-matter experts along with business leaders and members of the Congressional Black Caucus. Subjects are wide-reaching policy and social issues impacting the lives of Black Americans. Visit the full website
 
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Exploring American Extremism and Its Impact on Democracy: ODI Dialogue and Discussion Series on Diversity
February 8, 2021 3-4:00 p.m.
 
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Toward Genuine Equality: Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968)
Toward Genuine Equality Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr. on his birthday, January 15, is timely in the context of the upheavals happening in the United States. Remembering this courageous and thoughtful man has allowed me to review his works. One of his speeches is pertinent today as it was in 1967, over 50 years ago.
 
MLK Letter from Birmingham Jail Jan20
MLK’s Letter From Birmingham Jail: Applications to Modern Day Activism - WATCH THE RECORDING
Join Dr. Hasan Jeffries, Associate Professor of History and Kirwan Institute Faculty Affiliate as we revisit and analyze Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s Letter From Birmingham Jail. Originally published in June of 1963, Dr. King’s words continue to be relevant amidst growing racial tensions in modern day America.
 
Kirwan Request for Proposals
Request for Proposals | Kirwan Institute Focus on Underrepresented Racial and Ethnic Groups in Research
Focus on Underrepresented Racial and Ethnic Groups in Research Pilot Program Request for Applications for Projects AY 2021-2022   Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity
 
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My Brother's Keeper Ohio Virtual Leadership Series on Mental Health | WATCH THE DISCUSSION
U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, The Ohio State University’s Kirwan Institute, and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center hosted a second event in the My Brother's Keeper Ohio (MBK Ohio) virtual leadership series. Josh Cribbs, the former Cleveland Browns wide receiver who was recently named to the Browns’ Legend Class of 2020,  also participated and provided opening remarks on the importance of mental health to overall success.
 
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The Bruising of America: When Black, White and Blue Collide
November 17 | 6:00 p.m.  Dean Amy Fairchild welcomes you to join the College of Public Health for a conversation with Dr. RaShall Brackney. Brackney, chief of police for Charlottesville, Virginia, will discuss the path forward in America, including a need to uproot policing as we know it and regrow American law enforcement in partnership with the communities police are meant to serve.
 
President and provost's diversity lecture and cultural arts series
President and Provost's Diversity Lecture and Cultural Arts Series Presents Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II
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A Birthright to Capital: Equitably Designing Baby Bonds to Promote Economic and Racial Justice
Building on an idea developed and long championed by economists Darrick Hamilton and William “Sandy” Darity Jr., as well as 15 years of practice and research around children’s savings programs, A Birthright to Capital outlines the case for why the United States government should provide an account, with up to $60,000 held in public trust, to every one of the four million children born each year in the United States, and why this economic right to wealth, often referred to as a Baby Bond or a Baby Trust, should be calibrated to the economic position of a child’s family.
 
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The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Racial Wealth Gap
This is a joint publication between the Center for American Progress and the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at The Ohio State University, The column was co-authored with Darrick Hamilton of the Kirwan Institute. Author's Note: CAP uses "Black and African American" interchangeably throughout many of our products. We chose to capitalize "Black" in order to reflect that we are discussing a group of people and to be consistent with the capitalization of "African-American."
 

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