National Day of Racial Healing

Attend the National Day of Racial Healing at the Greater Cincinnati Foundation on January 21.

The Cincinnati National Day of Racial Healing brings together leaders from diverse backgrounds and identities from communities across the Greater Cincinnati Area and worldwide to build relationships and work toward transformation. The one-day event is an opportunity to unite all people in their common humanity and inspire collective action to create a more just and equitable city. The sessions offer spaces to acknowledge truths and collaborate to create meaningful change.

This year’s theme is inspired by a powerful vision of the All Means All Framework from PolicyLink.

Special Guests

Ashleigh Gardere President of PolicyLink

Ashleigh is a visionary leader dedicated to redesigning systems to ensure they work for everyone. With over 20 years of experience driving equity through innovation collaboration and institution-building she leads PolicyLink with a bold vision for a thriving multiracial democracy.

Lenace Edwards Community Engagement & Field Director PolicyLink

Lenace brings over a decade of expertise in grassroots organizing coalition-building and advocacy. She is committed to advancing racial wealth equity and climate resilience for Black communities forging partnerships that deliver meaningful change.

Admission

Admission is free and open to the public.

About the National Day of Racial Healing

The Cincinnati National Day of Racial Healing hosted by All-In Cincinnati and the Center for Truth Racial Healing & Transformation (TRHT) at the University of Cincinnati is a time to contemplate our shared values and create the blueprint together for #HowWeHeal from the effects of racism.

Held annually on the Tuesday following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Cincinnati’s National Day of Racial Healing affirms that racial healing is at the core of racial equity.

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About All-In Cincinnati

All-In Cincinnati aims to deepen amplify and multiply local and regional efforts to build equitable thriving neighborhoods. Equity is not just about fairness and social justice. It drives economic growth—smart and sustainable growth. Equity is about working together honestly and openly to create a new single snapshot of a county where everyone has a spot to fill and an active role to play.

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