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Nonstop Advocates Episode 6: Race, Education, and the Role of Business and Community Leaders

Author: Deborah Alley SmithF. Todd WestonTeach for America Alabama | June 25, 2020By richard-adminDiversity Equity & Inclusion, Nonstop Advocates: Video Blogs
Nonstop Advocates Episode 6: Race, Education, and the Role of Business and Community Leadersrichard-admin2020-11-05T17:22:03+00:00
Nonstop Advocates Episode 6: Race, Education, and the Role of Business and Community Leaders

Nonstop Advocates Episode Episode 6: Race, Education, and the Role of Business and Community Leaders
June 25, 2020

Managing Partner Debbie Smith and Executive Director of Teach for America Alabama Damon Bailey discuss race, education, and the role of business and community leaders.

About Christian & Small

Christian & Small LLP represents a diverse clientele throughout Alabama, the Southeast, and the nation with clients ranging from individuals and closely-held businesses to Fortune 500 corporations. By matching highly experienced lawyers with specific client needs, Christian & Small develops innovative, effective, and efficient solutions for clients. With offices in Birmingham, metro-Jackson, Mississippi, and the Alabama Gulf Coast, Christian & Small focuses on the areas of litigation and business, is a member of the International Society of Primerus Law Firms, and is the only Alabama-based member firm in the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity. Our corporate social responsibility program is focused on education, and diversity is one of Christian & Small’s core values.

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