Working towards change from the ground up
The conversations about improving the lives of racial minorities have to start somewhere.That is what the Entrepreneur School of Thought hopes to a...
The conversations about improving the lives of racial minorities have to start somewhere.That is what the Entrepreneur School of Thought hopes to address through a series of talks at the Niagara Global Tourism Institute's TReC building on Niagara Street, which first started on Sept. 15. The second session took place Thursday evening and the next session is on Nov. 17.Dr. Rolanda Ward, director of Niagara University's Rose Bente Lee Ostapenko Center for Race, Equity and Mission, led the discussions, which centered around racial disparities in Niagara County and what could be done to address them.