Eliminate racism

The United States is built on a legacy of racism and white supremacy that has consistently and significantly impacted the daily lives of millions of people. Today, racist policies, bias, and discriminatory practices continue to promote racial inequality in myriad ways. Social work has provided considerable leadership in the civil rights and race equity movements, but has much more work to do, internal to the profession and for society as a whole. We propose to develop a model for eliminating racism by identifying evidence and practice-based interventions that will end racism and ameliorate the negative outcomes of our history of racism.

Network Leadership

Network Co-Leads:

Quincy Bloxom EraseTheRedline Inc.

Jandel Crutchfield University of Texas at Arlington

Michael Spencer University of Washington

Martell Teasley University of Utah

Concept Papers

Grand Challenge to Eliminate Racism

Policy Recommendations

Publications

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August 28, 2023

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January 22, 2021