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To celebrate #womenshistorymonth, we're offering a roundup of resources for educators, parents, and our favorite publications on the blog! https://t.co/ZT6TlXxvTX
📷: O'Halloran, T. J., photographer. (1972) Retrieved from the Library of Congress
Are you interested in developing the skills to create change in your workplace and community? Join us for the Inclusive Leadership Institute powered the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation. https://t.co/0LID77LWOd
Join us as a corporate member in 2021! Our corporate members join a network for learning and enjoy great benefits like the chance to attend the Inclusive Leadership Institute. https://t.co/BOCsjXFtXC
Are you interested in learning how to be an advocate for diversity and inclusion? Join us for the upcoming session of the Inclusive Leadership Institute powered by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation. https://t.co/vdZ5yIuNTO
We have two opportunities to join the OCCJ team! The Program Coordinator ensures that our programs, specifically youth programs, are successful. The Administrative Assistant provides day-to-day administrative support to the organization. https://t.co/rk4Qvfls9U
Time is running out to register for our Youth Interfaith program on Sunday. This event will explore the the1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and the role of the faith community in this event. Local author, Carlos Moreno, is the speaker for the event. https://t.co/7QTzrQBCnY
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Are you ready to take the next step in your journey to becoming a more inclusive leader? Apply today for the Inclusive Leadership Institute sponsored by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation. https://t.co/vdZ5yIuNTO
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In our latest blog post, we introduce our newest intern, Kayvon Stubbs. Passionate about promoting social justice and reform through her work, this cinema/television/digital media student is excited to be a part of the OCCJ family. https://t.co/GyLHySQV9J
Students in grades 6-12 are invited to join us on Sunday, February 21, from 1-2 p.m. for an exploration of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and the role of the faith community in this event. Local author, Carlos Moreno, is the speaker for the event. https://t.co/7QTzrQBCnY