Have you heard about Project 2025, Agenda 47 and the threat they pose to our democracy? Are you curious to learn more and discover why experts are so concerned? Join us for our "Breaking Down Policies" event series to explore the dangers of these plans and how they would impact you and your loved 
ones. This webinar kicks off our three-part series with a bang, as we celebrate the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by exploring how Project 2025 and Agenda 47 would dismantle many of the hard-won protections and civil rights advancements that the Voting Rights Act and other landmark legislation established for us. During this webinar we will discuss how Project 2025 and Agenda 47 would dramatically impact Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities, our voting rights, and immigration.
ones. This webinar kicks off our three-part series with a bang, as we celebrate the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by exploring how Project 2025 and Agenda 47 would dismantle many of the hard-won protections and civil rights advancements that the Voting Rights Act and other landmark legislation established for us. During this webinar we will discuss how Project 2025 and Agenda 47 would dramatically impact Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities, our voting rights, and immigration. Democracy is meant to be for everyone - that is baked into the very origin of the word! In ancient greek "demos" (people) and "kratos" (power) came together to represent the power of the people - a power we must work together to protect from harmful policies.
Speaker Bios:
James McKim, President, Manchester Branch of NAACP Unit 2069
James Mckim is a consultant, facilitator, speaker, and advisor working with both private sector and public sector entities internationally in many industries to spark efficiency and growth through aligning people, process, and technology. He is the author of the bestselling book The Diversity Factor: Igniting Superior Organizational Performance.Black, Indigenous, and People of Color
He currently, serves on several Boards playing leading roles such as Chair of the NH PBS Finance Committee, Chair of the Episcopal Church’s National Executive Council Committee Anti-Racism, and President of the Manchester NAACP.
He currently, serves on several Boards playing leading roles such as Chair of the NH PBS Finance Committee, Chair of the Episcopal Church’s National Executive Council Committee Anti-Racism, and President of the Manchester NAACP.
Bio - Rev. Renee Rouse
Setting captives free from a life of racism and other forms of oppression. Empowering all who will listen and learn using Divine tools to stay awake on our journey toward anti racism as a life style is a lifelong goal of hers. Renee is a Repairer of the Breach. She has been involved with the Haitian Community Center of Manchester, NH since 1998. She is the Vice President of the Haitian Community Center of Manchester, NH. She is the Spiritual advisor of the NH Black Women’s Health Project. She has led workshops in the marketplace on Black history in New Hampshire and anti-racism as a way of life. She is a believer of Gender-based freedom for all. Providing spiritual, psychological, physical healing to all that have been harmed as a result of Gender-
based harm through the Church.
Setting captives free from a life of racism and other forms of oppression. Empowering all who will listen and learn using Divine tools to stay awake on our journey toward anti racism as a life style is a lifelong goal of hers. Renee is a Repairer of the Breach. She has been involved with the Haitian Community Center of Manchester, NH since 1998. She is the Vice President of the Haitian Community Center of Manchester, NH. She is the Spiritual advisor of the NH Black Women’s Health Project. She has led workshops in the marketplace on Black history in New Hampshire and anti-racism as a way of life. She is a believer of Gender-based freedom for all. Providing spiritual, psychological, physical healing to all that have been harmed as a result of Gender-
based harm through the Church.
Renee enjoys bringing healing to others through her teaching, preaching and her singing and praying. She believes all of The Creator’s children are called to a higher purpose and true freedom is a gift available for all of The Divine Creator’s children. Just open your hands and receive it by the Holy Spirit, then use it to help free someone else and keep on passing it on.
Rev. Renee Rouse, UCC
Dojolo, Cherokee, European, African American, Black
Dojolo, Cherokee, European, African American, Black
This event is cosponsored by Manchester NAACP and the Granite State Interfaith Action Fund
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August 06, 2024 at 4:00pm - 5pm
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