We (All) Need to Talk About Race: Building Extension'sCapacity for Dialogue and Action

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For Extension to remain relevant to the mission of meeting the most critical community needs, we must examine the racial inequities that hold us back as institutions and lead efforts to engage diverse communities in learning about race through dialogue. Responses from participants in 26 states who joined a train-the-trainer initiative suggested that despite previous efforts, there is great need for increased education and capacity building to address racism and prioritize racial equity both within our institutions and in the communities we serve. For Extension professionals to effectively engage in this work, it is critical for administrators to show visible support.

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Walcott, E., Raison, B., Welborn, R., Pirog, R., Emery, M., Stout, M., … Ostrom, M. (2020). We (All) Need to Talk About Race: Building Extension’sCapacity for Dialogue and Action. Journal of Extension, 58(5), 1–10. https://doi.org/10.34068/JOE.58.05.23

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