Project RACE advocates for multiracial children, multiracial adults, and their families primarily through multiracial education and community awareness.
Multiracial Heritage Week is coming to a close, but our work doesn't stop here! We are fighting for multiracial rights year-round, and we would love to have you on our team. Visit https://t.co/ZAkzpOs6hT to sign up! #multiracialheritageweek#multiracial#representationmatters
Celebrate Multiracial Heritage Week with a gift to Project RACE! Your donation will help build educational programs for children, multiracial issue awareness campaigns, and our other work. https://t.co/McDzqt6Pjm #multiracial#multiracialheritageweek#representationmatters
Project RACE began our work for Multiracial individuals in 1990. We’ve been very busy for over 30 years so that when you or anyone else sees “Check Your Race” on school, medical, census forms and more, you can check as many races as you want,
Did you know that Project RACE has been invited to speak in front of Congress about the importance of multiracial classification? Check out Susan's comments at this link! #multiracial#culture#ethnicity#diversity#representationmatters https://t.co/qmFmAUpDCi
We want to highlight Novato Unified School District, which has some of the most inclusive terminology for its students. Click through to see how their forms look so you can suggest the same for your schools! @NUSD1#multiracial#multiracialheritageweek https://t.co/qmFmAUpDCi
The United States government calls us "People of more than one race" instead of "Multiracial." Why does it matter? We believe that Multiracial is the most inclusive, universally accepted and correct terminology to use. The government has changed @uscensusbureau
“Oriental” to “Asian,” dropped the n in Alaskan Native, and removed or changed other terminology over time. We believe it is time to give multiracial people the term they and their families most want, which is Multiracial. But the government refuses anything but the
He treated us favorably and led the way for us to be included in further decisions about race and ethnicity. He will be missed by the Multiracial community.~Susan Graham, Project RACE #representationmatters#multiracialheritageweek (5/5)
Remembering Congressman Tom Sawyer, Friend of the Multiracial Community
Tom Sawyer, an eight-term Democratic congressman from Ohio, passed away last week. Sawyer was known for advocating for the Multiracial community, challenging the Census undercounts in Congress. (1/5)
who was the youngest person to date to testify before Congress. Sawyer recommended us for further testimony and helped us connect with the Census Bureau and Office of Management and Budget (OMB), which led to wins for our fight for classification recognition. (4/5)