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Join hosts Keva White and John Kepner as they and their guests explore the myriad social and racial challenges facing the modern world. Thank you for being part of the courageous conversation, because... more
FAQs about Race to Social Justice:How many episodes does Race to Social Justice have?The podcast currently has 44 episodes available.
November 30, 2025Guest: Ramisha Rafique, “Way Beyond Robin, Marian, and Tuck”Ramisha Rafique, consultant and professor at Nottingham Trent University inEngland, explains her advocacy work to move higher educationorganizations and work forces beyond performative diversity, equity andinclusion initiatives to meaningful, measurable action related toIslamophobia, decolonization and inclusive policy change....more58minPlay
October 06, 2025Guest: Michael Langley, "Putting Advocacy Into Action"Michael Langley, Executive Director of the Florida Justice Institute, offers a primer on how his organization uses litigation and other means to combat systemic injustices that impact homeless, incarcerated and disabled citizens....more55minPlay
September 15, 2025Guest: Dr. Ingrid Waldron, "How Racism Messes with Mental Health"Our first international guest, Dr. Ingrid Waldron, describes how racism impactsmental health. Our wide-ranging discussion includes multiple perspectivesfrom her recently published book, "From the Enlightenment to Black LivesMatter", which traces experiences of racial trauma in black communities inCanada, the U.S. and the U.K....more1h 6minPlay
August 07, 2025Guests: Adjoa Jones de Almeida & Sunanda Ghosh, "The Power of Art in the Community"Adjoa Jones de Almeida and Sunanda Ghosh talk about their Philadelphia-basedForman Arts Initiative’s efforts to cultivate artists and empower communitiesto work together to advocate for justice and equity in creative new ways....more54minPlay
June 20, 2025Guest: Rev. Carolyn C. Cavaness, "A Pastor With Passion"Rev. Carolyn C. Cavaness, a 3rd generation pastor, has translated her education inurban studies and economics into vibrant community-connected ministries.She shares what the Christian faith tradition teaches about racial and socialjustice, the historical role the Black clergy have played in advancing racialjustice and how she puts her own faith into action....more55minPlay
May 26, 2025Live from the SummitSpecial Edition: John and Keva moderate a panel with nonprofit leaders and a college student with lived housing and food insecurity experience before a live audience attending Bucks-Mont Collaborative’s Impact and Innovation Summit at Gwynedd Mercy University on May 21, 2025. Their combined stories, insights and ideas paint a vivid picture of how racial and social injustice impacts local government and community efforts to address housing insecurity and homelessness and create affordable housing solutions....more1h 31minPlay
April 11, 2025Guest: Jenique Jones, “Food for Thought … and Justice”.Jenique Jones describes how WhyHunger, an organization founded and supported by legendary musicians and led by her with vision and fervor, helps grassroots communities find transformative solutions to tackle the root causes of hunger around the world....more59minPlay
January 13, 2025Guests: Jacqueline Jones Royster & Gene Kansas, "Sweet Auburn"Jacqueline Jones Royster, academic scholar and author, and Gene Kansas,cultural developer, preservationist and social entrepreneur, tell us how their collaborative talents are helping restore “Sweet Auburn”, an historic African-American community in Atlanta, Georgia....more1h 12minPlay
December 09, 2024Guest: Father Charles Oduke, PhD, "Catholic Social Teaching"Fr. Charles Oduke, PhD, is a Kenyan-born, Jesuit-trained, Kenya-India-USA-educated, world-traveled, university-founder and hospital mission-integrator, who conducts a clinic on Roman Catholic social teaching and doctrine rooted in human dignity and advancing common good as a basis for societal equity and justice....more1h 13minPlay
September 07, 2024Guests: Wynette Yao & Colie Levar Long, "Second Chances"Wynette Yao, an award-winning filmmaker, profiles her District of Second Chances documentary which chronicles the work of FAMM Foundation, an organization advocating for changes in extreme sentencing laws. Colie Levar Long, who is featured in the film and was released under a District of Columbia “second chance” law after serving over 20 years in prison, tells his story of redemption....more1h 14minPlay
FAQs about Race to Social Justice:How many episodes does Race to Social Justice have?The podcast currently has 44 episodes available.