Dear friends,
Join The Nexus Project tomorrow for an important conversation about the ongoing fight for American democracy and civil rights — how far we’ve come, how far we still need to go, and what the next 250 years can look like.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 17 at 7:30 pm ET, we’ll bring together an extraordinary panel of leaders and advocates for a timely discussion. At The Unfinished Fight: 250 Years of American Democracy and Civil Rights, we’ll explore the growing challenges facing our democratic institutions and hard-won civil rights protections – and what it will take to strengthen our shared values and build an inclusive, pluralistic future.
I’m thrilled and honored to be moderating this esteemed panel, which includes: Fatima Goss Graves, CEO of the National Women’s Law Center; Idit Klein, Founding President and CEO of Keshet and currently VP of Public Engagement at New Israel Fund; Justin Florence, Co-Founder and Senior Advisor of Protect Democracy; and Adama Bah, Founder and Executive Director of Afrikana.
Register here to join us for this timely and meaningful conversation.
In solidarity,
Becca IsraelVice President of Strategic Engagement & PhilanthropyThe Nexus Project
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