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Additional speakers we’ve confirmed for the SNCC60th Anniversary Virtual Conference:
Judith Browne Dianis leads Advancement Project National Office’s work in combating structural racism in education, voting, policing, criminal justice and immigration (Oct. 16: The Path Forward: A Look at the 21st Century Racial Environment).pic.twitter.com/iSKY02BSEc
Elijah Rogers is currently a senior advisor with Delon Hampton & Associates, one of the oldest minority-owned consulting engineering and design firms in the District of Columbia (Oct. 16: The Importance of Controlling Local, State, and Federal Budgets).pic.twitter.com/vIK0BPlsw7
Tishaura Jones is a politician serving as the mayor of St. Louis, Missouri since 2021 (Oct. 15: Policing and Changing the Mission of the Criminal Justice System).pic.twitter.com/AtKSelY3aN
Charles Taylor is a graduate of Morehouse College currently serving as principal at Peyton Strategies, a political data firm, based in Mississippi, specializing in data collection and management (Oct. 14: A Case Study: The Fight for the Educational Ballot Initiative in MS).pic.twitter.com/XmPcE7skbe
DeJuana Thompson is a political and social strategist providing innovative and sustainable engagement methods and models for candidates, campaigns and community organizations (Oct. 14: Organizing the Black Community to Get Out and Vote in 2022 and 2024).pic.twitter.com/HzpWtNqSOE
Paul Pryde specializes in developing solutions to the credit and capital access problems of underserved firms and communities (Oct. 15: Economic Power and Economic Security).pic.twitter.com/mpbUw7TW9X
Josh Myers (@ddhewty) is an Associate Professor of Africana Studies in the Department of Afro-American Studies at Howard University (Oct. 16: The Importance of the Narrative: HBCUs and Africana Studies Programs).pic.twitter.com/knsIRK7Mae
Bruce Hartford was a civil rights worker from 1963 to 1967, first with the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) and then on the field staff of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) in Alabama and Mississippi.pic.twitter.com/mqTi2pO1KR
Imani Perry is the Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University + a faculty associate with the Programs in Law and Public Affairs, Gender and Sexuality Studies and Jazz Studies (Oct. 16: Path Forward: A Look at the 21st Century Racial Environment).pic.twitter.com/pW2tLjfe3F
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