Consultants Consider Ways to Approach Conversations About Race

KUAF

Published September 12, 2019 at 2:13 PM CDT

There’s been conversation that race, diversity and inclusion need to happen, but where should they happen? Who should participate? What should be the goal? To help us think through other ways of addressing this topic, we invited two consultants to our studio to share their thoughts.

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