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BIGOTRY & RACISM

Unpopular Opinion: Our Latino Families Are Pretty Racist, Josephine DeBono, Contributing Writer
There Is Anti-Black Racism And Colorism In The Latino Community
Professor Tanya K. Hernández Is Bold Enough To Talk About It
The Latinos of Asia, How Filipino Americans Break the Rules of Race, Anthony Christian Ocampo
Anti-Latino Racism, the Racial State, and Revising Approaches to “Racial Disparities”
Key Data on Health and Health Care by Race and Ethnicity
The mental health impact of anti-Asian racism
Racism as Public Health Crisis: Assessment and Review of Municipal Declarations and Resolutions Across the United States
Gender, Race, and Diversity Values Among Local Government Leaders List Title
Government’s equity imperative.
The path toward systemic change
Structural interventions that affect racial inequities and their impact on population health outcomes: a systematic review

GUN VIOLENCE & FUTURE OF POLICING

Everytown for Gun Safety
Gun violence prevention organization that provides evidence-based solutions.
Healing Dialogue and Action
Seek to create systems that address the causes of violence in our communities
Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense in America
Moms Demand Action is a grassroots movement of Americans fighting for public safety measures that can protect people from gun violence.
The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
The nation’s oldest gun violence prevention organization. Operates through policy development, advocacy, community engagement, and effective training.
Campaign Zero
This organization seeks to implement police accountability, limiting police intervention, and improving community interactions.
California Conference For Equality and Justice
This link provides resources on racial justice resources. Books, media articles, and other materials are provided as a guide for people to engage in dialogue.
LA Intervention Coalition
The Los Angeles Violence Intervention Coalition is comprised of sixteen frontline violence intervention organizations and advocacy groups focused on ending the gun homicide epidemic in Los Angeles.
Southern California Ceasefire Committee
The Southern California Cease Fire Committee is a collaboration of many organizations. Our main objective is to stop all violence including, gang violence, domestic violence, racial violence, and random violence.
Pew Research Study

OTHER RESOURCES

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Dialogue Report

Los Angeles

Community Leaders contacted Ms. Ridley-Thomas when the following audio tapes leaked exposing Racism in the Los Angeles City Council. The story went national within hours. Days of Dialogue created a Dialogue to address Racism & Bigotry in Los Angeles.

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Considering Dialogues?

Hosting a dialogue is not difficult or time-consuming. A “host organization” provides a site for the dialogue, and invites and motivates the organization’s members, local community residents, and/or constituents to attend. Days of Dialogue staff assist in this process and provide written discussion materials and facilitators to lead the dialogue.

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