The Voice of Branch County, Coldwater, Michigan
Photo provided by Lakeshore Ethnic Diversity Alleance
Aaron P. Dworkin
Randall Goosby
April 27, 2016
HOLLAND (WHTC) -- The May 17 Summit on Race and Inclusion could draw
more than 800 people to to Hope College's campus from across Michigan
and several Midwestern states.
Lakeshore Ethnic Diversity Alliance founder Gail Harrison says this
15th annual summit is all about taking action to improve diversity,
building on last year's theme of understanding implicit bias.
Speakers come from all walks of life -- business, like the Kellogg
Company and Spectrum Health Butterworth, community, schools, government
and church.
U-of-M Dean of Music, violinist Aaron Dworkin,
will tell how founding the Sphinx Organization helped double the number
of Latino and African American musicians in national orchestras.
Closing the conference will be Sphinx alum and Juilliard violin student Randall Goosby, who will speak as well as perform.
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