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Last Friday, the Fams teams attended ‘Saplings’, a stage production hosted by the Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP), in collaboration with Youth Action NSW. The powerful vignettes were based off consultations that Youth Action facilitated with young people on their experiences with the criminal justice system. Following this, Youth Action launched their campaign ‘Fair Go For Young People’. The campaign sets out a list of recommendations to ensure Young People who are in conflict with the law receive help earlier, and proper supports to keep them out of trouble. You can read the key recommendations here - https://lnkd.in/guzmA5hm Take 3 simple steps to support a fair go for young people. 1. Take a photo with thumbs up to show your support for a fair go for young people 2. Add your voice to the fair go poll 3. Share the recommendations with your networks Take action here: https://lnkd.in/dMEAqPrS

At De Fonte Law, we celebrate all our Latina, Latinx, and Latino friends, family, neighbors, clients, and network partners. National Hispanic Heritage Month honors the cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans as we celebrate heritage rooted in all Latin American countries. #estateplanning #estateplanningwithheart

How can we better support Black Youth who come to us when they feel unsafe? Our panelists Paul Bailey Donna Alexander, Floydeen Charles-Fridal and Kevin Haynes discuss the challenges and suggestions for supporting Black Youth at the ongoing #bpaomentalhealth CPD Conference. #mentalhealthawareness

Last month, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility published a report on the state of Black residents in the U.S. and solutions that could be transformative for all communities. Recognizing the shared experiences of many communities of color, we have now extended our insights to examine the state of outcomes and equity for Latino residents as well. In this latest interactive report, users can explore variation in both outcomes and parity for Black and Latino residents on a county-by-county basis across all counties in the U.S. Find out how your county is doing below: #InclusiveGrowth #TheStateofBlackResidents #EconomicMobility

Last month, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility published a report on the state of Black residents in the U.S. and solutions that could be transformative for all communities. Recognizing the shared experiences of many communities of color, we have now extended our insights to examine the state of outcomes and equity for Latino residents as well. In this latest interactive report, users can explore variation in both outcomes and parity for Black and Latino residents on a county-by-county basis across all counties in the U.S. Find out how your county is doing below: #InclusiveGrowth #TheStateofBlackResidents #EconomicMobility

Happy Juneteenth! We want to highlight the importance of centering Black folks in how we all celebrate today.  As a healthcare professional, how is your practice and organization countering racial injustices and promoting an inclusive human experience for patients, families, and staff daily? We would like to share a few ways to honor Juneteenth today by gaining awareness and taking action as a healthcare professional. The link provided below from the National Museum of African American History and Culture, is a great starting point to increase awareness and includes a digital toolkit. We also encourage each of us to commit to at least one implicit bias interruption skill you can cultivate in your daily life. One example could be Shift the Frame during communication with fellow healthcare professionals. For example, when you notice phrases being used to describe a patient or family, ask for more information, “Can you tell me more about what was difficult/picky/challenging?” and promote consideration of what the family’s perspective may be with your colleague and how to promote partnership with the patient. Bias interruption is a daily practice, and one that supports the actionable changes needed to decrease racial injustices in healthcare. As we all celebrate Juneteenth today, we must also continue to move from awareness to action to improve health equity. #HealthEquity #ImplicitBiasInterruption #AwarenessToAction https://lnkd.in/gqvPZFF

Last month, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility published a report on the state of Black residents in the U.S. and solutions that could be transformative for all communities. Recognizing the shared experiences of many communities of color, we have now extended our insights to examine the state of outcomes and equity for Latino residents as well. In this latest interactive report, users can explore variation in both outcomes and parity for Black and Latino residents on a county-by-county basis across all counties in the U.S. Find out how your county is doing below: #InclusiveGrowth #TheStateofBlackResidents #EconomicMobility

Last month, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility published a report on the state of Black residents in the U.S. and solutions that could be transformative for all communities. Recognizing the shared experiences of many communities of color, we have now extended our insights to examine the state of outcomes and equity for Latino residents as well. In this latest interactive report, users can explore variation in both outcomes and parity for Black and Latino residents on a county-by-county basis across all counties in the U.S. Find out how your county is doing below: #InclusiveGrowth #TheStateofBlackResidents #EconomicMobility

Last month, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility published a report on the state of Black residents in the U.S. and solutions that could be transformative for all communities. Recognizing the shared experiences of many communities of color, we have now extended our insights to examine the state of outcomes and equity for Latino residents as well. In this latest interactive report, users can explore variation in both outcomes and parity for Black and Latino residents on a county-by-county basis across all counties in the U.S. Find out how your county is doing below: #InclusiveGrowth #TheStateofBlackResidents #EconomicMobility

Last month, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility published a report on the state of Black residents in the U.S. and solutions that could be transformative for all communities. Recognizing the shared experiences of many communities of color, we have now extended our insights to examine the state of outcomes and equity for Latino residents as well. In this latest interactive report, users can explore variation in both outcomes and parity for Black and Latino residents on a county-by-county basis across all counties in the U.S. Find out how your county is doing below: #InclusiveGrowth #TheStateofBlackResidents #EconomicMobility