The Dream Foundation.-Florida Conference on Race, Equality, Justice and Opportunity

Third Annual

Florida Conference on Race , Equality, Justice and Opportunity

July 27-29, 2023 at AC Marriott (Cascades Park) Tallahassee Universities At The Capitol

Panels Discussions

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WHEN AND WHERE

AC Marriott

801 S. Gadsden Street, Tallahassee Fl 32301

* Below is a general description of panel discussion items to be outlined in final schedule... including possible changes

Equality and Inclusion: what is it and what are best practices
Public and private sector approaches to diversity, equality and inclusion
Corporate goodwill of diversity, equality and inclusion for general national prosperity
What is Criminal Justice Reform
Diversity: what is it and why is it a goal
Entrepreneurship
What Dr. King wanted for the 21st centuray
Erasing barriers to business entry for minorities
Small business loans
Vocational training and certification
The role of literature
Black art and its role in telling the story of America
The role of history in forging a more inclusive future
The specific role of African America history
Environmental justice
Addressing poverty in Florida
How do we improve policing in America where police and community are aligned
Equality and inclusion in college life
Voting enfranchisement.. away from disenfranchisement
The role of academia in the thrust toward more, diversity, equality and inclusion
HBCU roundtable
Role of the arts ( drama, music, spoken language, poetry and all artistic expression)
By the numbers: Statistics specific to equality, inclusion, opportunities and access to wealth
Reentry into society from incarceration ( barriers and opportunities)
Prosecution ( criminal justice): who gets prosecuted, who doesn't and why... and how to secure more equality in the system
The things we have in common... eliminating race from the equation
Discriminatin specific to gender and sexual orientation... its impact on equality and inclusion
The role of the faith community in securing more equality
Prison reform
Homelessness: the barriers and how to address them
Credit and money management
Affordable housing
Education