racial justice

In 2023, the last year of the foundation, these eleven grants were made with joy and deep conviction. Each entity does impressive work, supporting the foundation's mission of experiential education and mentoring programs with a focus on racial justice and gender equity.

ACLU of Alabama 

Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire

Council for Economic Education / Invest in Girls

Forte Foundation

Mathilda Joslyn Gage Foundation  

Ms Foundation for Women 

Grace Institute 

League of Women Voters NY

Pardee RAND Graduate School 

Reading Partners

Selma Center for Non Violence, Truth and Reconciliation

Unless there is accountability, this inequity will continue to cost lives and cause trauma for the health care profesisonals who work there. Warren Buffett helps a 'rich' Manhattan hospital while no one seems to care about the dilapadated condition of this Brooklyn hospital. Politicians say too little, and federal grants are insufficient. What can one citizen do? Elect representatives who see this problem and will take action.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/26/nyregion/coronavirus-new-york-univers...

How can we express our gratitiude for all the women who came before us, who showed us the way? Here is one way – be open to learning history you were never taught – as we did during our visit here two weeks ago.

Rosa Parks is known for not giving up her seat in Montgomery in 1955. Our Principle Quest group learned that her legacy at the Rosa Parks Museum reaches far beyond the bus, thanks to Felicia A. Bell, Ph. D. shown here in the center.

The Wall Street Journal published a shortened version of my letter to the editor August 9-10, 2019 refuting Kronman's 'The Downside of Diversity' here. In case you cannot access it, here is the unedited version:

Mr. Kronman’s “The Downside of Diversity” August 3-4, 2019 is cleverly constructed to convince, but also ignores America’s own history. Diversity is not the equivalent of identity politics, much as that would help him convince us.