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Racial Equity

Corps Network: How to engage 139 organizations in racial equity learning

The Corps Network, a national partnership of 139 organizations, deliberately and intentionally engaged a racial equity lens for its staff and member organizations.
By Every Child ThrivesMay 22, 20240
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Center for Children’s Law and Policy: The ongoing need for internal racial equity work

Center for Children’s Law and Policy focuses on internal racial equity work while addressing systemic issues within juvenile justice systems.
By Every Child ThrivesApril 4, 20240

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