In the second of our Black Talk: Race in the Workplace series, NAACP Boulder County Economic Opportunity Committee presents DEI in Vivid Color, moderated by Annett James, President of NAACP Boulder County Branch.

With our esteemed panelists, Professor Emerita from San Francisco University, activist and educator Margo Okasawa-Rey, Senior Professional in Human Resources, Alexis Miles, and recent inductee to the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame, Velveta Golightly-Howell, we will continue to candidly explore scenarios of race in the workplace, tools to recognize unconscious bias and how it manifests from the hiring process to workplace etiquette and beyond, to community sustainability for Black and POC hires.

Our Black Talk: Race in the Workplace Series is designed to be thought provoking, as well as to explore real-world scenarios and provide tools to eliminate bias in all areas of employment and staff building.

Please share with colleagues and join us for this exciting, timely, and informative event.

Founded in 1909, The NAACP is the nation’s oldest and largest nonpartisan civil rights organization, boasting over 3,000 branches in the United States, and members throughout the world, who are the premier advocates for civil rights in their communities.

Registration is open at no charge to all Boulder County business owners and their staff; a Zoom link will be provided to all registrants.