Articles by Joint Center
Joint Center Mourns Passing of Former EEOC Chair Jacqueline Berrien
“I am confident that I am here because many people who lived before I was born were determined that I should have opportunities that they could only witness in dreams…
Joint Center at CBC ALC Week
This past week, lawmakers, scholars, private sector leaders, and others gathered for the 2015 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Leadership Conference. The Joint Center attended panels discussing STEM technology and…
Recent Joint Center Activities
We are providing officials of color–especially those in leadership positions such as state legislative floor leaders and city council presidents–accessible research and evidence-based policy solutions thatimprove life in communities of…
Joint Center at White House for Women’s Equality Day
Joint Center at White House for Women’s Equality Day By: Samone Ijoma, Joint Center Executive Assistant On August 26th, Joint Center Staff Assistant, Samone Ijoma attended a Women’s Equality Day…
Police Reform One Year After Michael Brown’s Death
[Editor’s Note: Below please find a reprint of Professor Kami Chavis Simmons’s Huffington Post commentary on police reform one year after Michael Brown’s death. Read the piece on Huffington Post…
Joint Center President Speaks at White House on 50th Anniversary of Voting Rights Act
August 6, 2015 was the 50th Anniversary of the day President Lyndon Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act. The Joint Center Report 50 Years of the Voting Rights Act: The…
Movement for Black Lives National Convening
Joint Center Staff Assistant Samone Ijoma attended the Movement for Black Lives National Convening at Cleveland State University from July 24 to 26. That weekend, she joined nearly 2,000 people…
WASHINGTON POST: When did Black Americans start voting so heavily Democratic?
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Joint Center June 2015 Roundtable
In June, the Joint Center convened a group of 25 top state legislative and city council leaders of color for a three-day policy roundtable at the U.S. Capitol Complex,…
Huffington Post Live: Racism revealed by Baltimore’s curfews
Joint Center Senior Fellow and Wake Forest University professor, Kami Chavis Simmons, spoke on a panel regarding Baltimore’s curfews. Watch it here.
