2024 IAOHRA Post-Conference Survey
Thank you for attending the 2024 IAOHRA Annual Conference in St. Louis. Please take the opportunity to complete this survey. Your responses are important in determining satisfaction with the training topics and presenters. Please respond only to the sessions that you attended.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 12 | OPENING PLENARY SESSION
Opening Plenary | The State of Civil and Human Rights: 60 Years After the Passage of the Civil Rights Act, Speaker: Maya Wiley, President & CEO, Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
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MONDAY, AUGUST 12 | BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Strategic Planning for the Future of Human Rights, Presenter: Keith Scott, Chief Executive Officer, K.L. Scott & Associates
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Adjudicating Discrimination Complaints: Comparing the Process in Pennsylvania and West Virginia | Presenters: Darlene Hemerka (PA); Tamara Shehadeh-Cope (PA); and C. Joan Parker, Administrative Law Judge (WV)
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The History of Redlining & Housing Discrimination in St. Louis | Presenter: Rigel Oliveri, Esq.,
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2024 Legal Landscape of LGBTQIA Rights | Presenter: Steven Bryson, Esq.van der Veen, Hartshorn, Levin and Lindheim
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Partnerships for Peace/Engagement for Justice: Case studies on countering hate crimes in Philadelphia and on transforming community-police relations in Antelope Valley (Los Angeles County)| Presenters: Randy Duque, Deputy Director, Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations; Paul D. Smith, Senior Intergroup Relations Specialist, L.A. County Commission on Human Relations
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MONDAY, AUGUST 12 | PRESIDENT'S LUNCHEON
Key Civil and Human Rights Issues Facing our Nation | Featured Speaker: Mauro Morales, Staff Director, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
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MONDAY, AUGUST 12 | PANEL DISCUSSION
A New Phase in U.S. History: Creating Government/Community Systems Against Hate | Presenters: Marik Xavier-Brier, Director of Civil Rights Evaluation, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; Dr. Monica Lomeli, Manager of Hate Data Documentation, Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations; and Robin Toma, Executive Director, Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations
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MONDAY, AUGUST 12 | BREAKOUT SESSION CONT.
Fighting Appraisal Bias at the State and Local Level | Presenter: Sundeep Iyer, Director, New Jersey Division on Civil Rights
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Equipping Government Employees for Constructive Conversations about Challenging Topics | Presenters: Robert Sowell, Assistant Executive Director, Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations; April Johnson, Training Team Member, Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations
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Best Practices and Strategies for State and Local ADA Coordinators | Presenter: Troy Balthazor, Director, Great Plains Americans with Disabilities Act Center
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Neurodiversity in the Workplace: How to Effectively Advocate for Yourself and Coworkers | Presenter: Leslie T. Tolliver, JD, SHRM-CP, Human Resources Consultant, The Phoenix Group, STL
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Inclusive Education at a Crossroads: Navigating Censorship and Promoting Diversity | Presenter: Tiffeni Fontno, Director, Peabody Library Vanderbilt University
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MONDAY, AUGUST 12 | PLENARY SESSION
Expanding FHAP/FHIP/HRC Relationships | Presenters: Maria Gonzalez, Assistant Deputy Director, California Civil Rights Department; Keenya Robertson, President and CEO, Housing Opportunities Project for Excellence, Inc.; Cleveland L. Horton II, Interim Director, Maryland Commission on Civil Rights; Moderator: Stella Adams, Principal, S J Adams Consulting
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Alaska Native Brotherhood Historical Fight Against Racism in Alaska | Presenter: Marvin Adams, President, Alaska Native Brotherhood Camp 87
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 | HUMAN RIGHTS CULTURE TOUR
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 | Chase Park Plaza Cinema, Auditorium 3
Speaker: Jordan Long, MA, JD, Senior Associate Director, Human Rights Program, The Carter Center; "Principles That Never Change: A video message from; The Carter Center in Partnership with Skoll Foundation"
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 | PLENARY SESSION
International Human Rights Panel | Presenters: Dr. Alisa Warren, IAOHRA President; Lisa Borden, Senior Policy Counsel, International Advocacy, Southern Poverty Law Center; Maude Fournier, Human Rights Officer, United Nations Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 | BREAKOUT SESSIONS
It’s Deeper than DEI: Health Equity Means Recognizing Our Wholeness and Humanity | Presenter: Jannah Bierens, MPH, MA, Racial/Health Equity Consultant, PHREEEDOM, LLC.
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The Racial Wealth Gap Simulation |Presenter: Joshua V. Barr, Chief Strategist & President, Raising The Barr, LLC.
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A General Introduction to Fair Housing Law | Presenter: Michael Seng, ProfessorUniversity of Illinois Chicago Law School
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Proven Methods for Effective Experiential Training on Awareness and Management of Bias | Presenters: Robert Sowell, Assistant Executive Director, Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations; April Johnson, Training Team Manager, Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations
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The Legacy of Celia, an Enslaved Woman Convicted of Murdering Her Abuser | Presenters: Pamela Westbrooks-Hodge, Justice for Celia Coalition Leader, 3rd Great Granddaughter of Celia and Robert Newsom; Nancy Fogle-Compos, 4th Great Granddaughter of Robert Newsom and Elizabeth Gwinn Newsom; Dr. Nichol Allen, Museum Studies and History Professor Westminster College; Solomon Thurman, Jr., Celia Portrait Artist and Historian
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 | LEADERSHIP LUNCHEON
Leading Through Uncertainty: Embracing Change and Building Resilience| Keynote Speaker: Dr. Yemi Akande-Bartsch, President/CEO Focus St. Louis | Moderator: Dr. LaShone M. Gibson, Independent Academic Researcher & Author
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 | PLENARY SESSION
EEOC Legal Update | Presenter: David Davis, St. Louis District Director, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 | AWARDS DINNER
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Pedro Noguera | Mistress of Ceremonies: Carol Daniel, Sr. Producer and Host, Nine PBS
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 | PLENARY SESSION
Building Black Wealth/PAVE | Presenters: Stella Adams, Principal, S J Adams Consulting; Melody Taylor, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Policy, Legislative Initiatives, and Outreach of theOffice of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, HUD and Executive Director, PAVE; Bryan D. Snoddy, Division Director, Civil Rights Division Texas Workforce Commission; Cleveland L. Horton II, Interim Director, Maryland Commission on Civil Rights
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Future Proofing Your Office from Attacks | Presenter: Joshua V. Barr, Chief Strategist & President, Raising The Barr, LLC
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